Misugaru, a Korean grain powder often mixed into a drink, also has a place on the coffee menu at 3THYME Coffee & Herbs. At its Koreatown shop on Harvard Boulevard, both the Misu Latte and the Injeolmi Latte include espresso. K-TOWN menu
The cafe also appears in the Los Angeles Times guide to misugaru lattes.
Misu or Injeolmi?
The Misu Latte combines a grain powder that includes barley and oats with syrup, espresso, and milk. The Injeolmi Latte uses a soybean powder blend and adds cream and cinnamon. The two drinks share a coffee base, but their ingredients give you a clear way to choose between them.
Look at Misu if the grain-and-coffee combination interests you, or Injeolmi if you want a drink topped with cream. Neither is a coffee-free option, despite the grain-inspired names. Both appear among the iced signature drinks on the official menu. Ingredients and serving style
Orange Bianco offers another direction
Orange Bianco combines orange syrup, milk, and espresso, with cream on top. It gives you a fruit-based option to compare with the grain lattes.
For someone who does not want coffee, the tea menu includes jasmine green tea, chamomile, and hibiscus. Croissants and scones are listed as well. Sandwiches and breakfast burritos are marked as available in limited quantities. Official menu
Meet on Harvard Boulevard
The Koreatown address is 600 S Harvard Blvd, Suite 100, Los Angeles, CA 90005. 3THYME also has a Downtown LA location, so select K-TOWN on the menu page. The Next Fun Thing includes this shop as the first coffee stop in its Koreatown day guide. Neighborhood guide
If you are visiting with a friend, ordering drinks with different ingredients, such as Misu and Orange Bianco, gives you two sides of the menu to compare. Find the location in Crumbside’s 3THYME listing.
Information checked September 25, 2026. This guide is based on the official menu, not a firsthand tasting. Availability may change.