Eunpyeong-gu (은평구) sits in the northwestern corner of Seoul, far from the tourist circuits of Hongdae, Insadong, or Bukchon. Most visitors never make it out here. That is, in large part, exactly why the café scene here is worth paying attention to.Without the pressure of foot traffic and Instagram visibility that shapes cafés in more…

There is a part of Seoul that most visitors walk past without stopping. The area stretching from Dongdaemun Design Plaza eastward into Sindang-dong sits in the gap between the city’s tourist circuits — too far from Myeongdong to be convenient, too unpolished to appear in mainstream travel guides. For exactly these reasons, it is one…

cafe BonDn If you are looking for a quiet escape from the bustling streets of Seoul near City Hall Station, I highly recommend Cafe ‘BonDn’ (비온디앤). Stepping into this small cafe with its weathered wooden facade feels like traveling back in time. It is not just a spot for quick caffeine; it is a unique…

Seoul Station is where you catch a KTX train out to the provinces, but one block away — in the quiet, hillside neighborhood of Huam-dong — there’s a small cluster of cafés most travelers walk right past. Huam-dong sits at the foot of Namsan, and unlike the transit-hub bustle of Seoul Station itself, it still…

Gyeongui Line Forest Road is close to Sinchon and Hongdae, so it is a good place to take a walk in Seoul. Today, it is good to drink morning coffee after a walk on Gyeongui Line Forest Road. Let me introduce you to two cafes that open early in the morning. Cappy Located in a…

The Gyeongui Line Forest Park (경의선 숲길) is one of Seoul’s most successful urban transformations. What was once an elevated railway line cutting through the western neighborhoods of the city is now a long, narrow park that connects Hongdae, Yeonnam-dong, and Mapo in a continuous green corridor. The park does not announce itself dramatically —…

Seongbuk-dong is one of Seoul’s quieter, more historic neighborhoods — a hillside district near Hanseong University Station known for grand old villas, foreign embassies, and a slower pace than the city center. It’s also home to a small but distinctive cluster of bakeries and cafés, each with a completely different personality. This course covers three…

This is the third store after the ‘Incheon’ branch and ‘the Seoul Art Center’ branch of the cafe Seowonan-gil. The exterior steel material here is the Corten Steel, which gradually corrodes over time, turns brown, and seems to have used iron to capture nature Opening hours : 11am ~ 6 pmDrink Prices: ₩6,000 – ₩9,000food…

If you find yourself wandering through the historic, winding alleys of Seochon (just west of Gyeongbokgung Palace). If you believe that coffee is more of a science and an art than just a morning caffeine fix, there is a spot in Seoul you cannot miss. Located in the quiet, artistic neighborhood of Seochon (near Gyeongbokgung…