Cafe Episode Vancouver: frequently asked questions

Noms Magazine singles out the sweet potato cake and the Cream Latte, and Google reviewers praise the salt bread. On Uber Eats, read 14 November 2026, plain salt bread is $5.25 and the Iced Cream Latte is $9.00.

On Uber Eats, read 14 November 2026, brewed coffee is $3.90, a latte $6.95, salt breads $5.25 to $8.50, croissants from $4.50 and mini cakes $8.95. Prices in the cafe can differ.

Yes, through Uber Eats, which also offers pickup. The page showed delivery unavailable at one point, so check your address in the app.

Yes, its own roast in 227 g bags at $21.99 and 340 g bags at $26.99, on Uber Eats, read 14 November 2026.

Yes. The menu lists matcha, mango, strawberry, yogurt and tea drinks, plus oat-milk options such as an Iced Matcha Oat Latte. See the menu.

Nine are listed on Uber Eats, from Plain Salt Bread at $5.25 to Strawberry Custard Salt Bread at $8.50 (read 14 November 2026). Salt breads also come in boxes of 4 or 6.

Yes. Uber Eats lists a Cake Box of 3, a Salt Bread Box of 4 and a Salt Box of 6 (read 14 November 2026). Call +1 604-564-1009 about box contents.

They come from the Uber Eats store page, read on 14 November 2026, as named on the menu page. Prices and dishes can change, and in-person prices can differ from online ones.

It is a Korean bakery cafe with coffee, tea, cakes, pastries and Korean salt bread. Noms Magazine reported in December 2024 that the baked goods are made in-house daily.

Probably not. Noms Magazine found the space suited to catching up with a friend but short of power outlets.

Google Maps showed 4.3 from 311 reviews on 14 November 2026, and Uber Eats showed 4.7 from 600+ ratings. Ratings change, so check the listings for the latest.

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