
The space at Sobb is defined by soft off-white walls, warm wood accents, and sleek stainless steel details. It’s a bright, airy environment that feels both spacious and intimate, with clean geometric lines running through the furniture and lighting.


Large windows let natural light pour in, making it a favorite spot for anyone who loves crisp, minimal photography. It feels less like a typical coffee shop and more like a high-end boutique or a small art gallery — even the empty space feels intentionally curated.

A triangular table near the center anchors the room, its angles echoing the rest of the interior. The brick-toned tile on one wall gives a nod to old European architecture, adding a touch of understated luxury to the space.








Getting There
The nearest subway stop is Itaewon Station (Line 6), but SObb is roughly a 15-minute walk away, mostly uphill through winding backstreets. It’s not a difficult walk, but it’s worth knowing in advance if you’re visiting in summer heat or with limited mobility — comfortable shoes are a good idea. Alternatively, a short taxi ride from Itaewon or Hangangjin Station will get you there in a few minutes if you’d rather skip the climb.
Sobb Coffee House
Opening Hours: 7:30am – 5pm
(Closed Tuesdays, last order 4pm)
Price range: 5,500 – 9,500 KRW
Address: 101, Itaewon-ro 27-gil, Yongsan-gu, Seoul, Republic of Korea
Nearby: Brunch spots open from around 10:30am, and restaurants/wine bars
in the area open in the evening — useful to know if you want to turn
your coffee stop into a half-day around Hannam-dong.
