Join us on this savory journey as we explore the hidden gems of cafes in Seoul, each with its own unique flavor profile and charm.

David Bagel & Salad (데이비드 베이글 & 샐러드)

Get to meet David Bagel, one of New York’s top three bagel shops, in the downstairs food court of Park One, Yeouido. It’s a blissful place to delight in a variety of nearly 20 types of bagels. From espresso, apple cinnamon, scallion, bacon red pepper, black sesame, garlic bagel, and many more, there’s a bagel for every taste.

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Cafe Layered (카페 레이어드)

Did you know that Cafe Layered, a hot spot near Anguk Station, can also be enjoyed locally? A dessert heaven with British scones and desserts that provide not only deliciousness but visual pleasure. With everything from scones topped with strawberry and blueberry compote to matcha, salted caramel, cranberry cream cheese, butter scones, and scallion scones, the rich buttery flavor of these scones is the epitome of indulgence.

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Super Matcha (슈퍼말차)

Super Matcha, famous for its rich and smooth matcha drinks devoid of any bitterness, is a must-visit spot. You can enjoy a variety of drinks blended with matcha, ranging from chai tea, soy milk, coconut, to oat milk. The matcha powder sweetened with natural sweeteners gives a subtle sweetness. If you’re looking for decaf, the non-caffeine latte, eye-catching with its toasty barley flavor, is highly recommended!

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Camel Coffee (카멜 커피)

A cafe that operates a few branches around Seoul starts in Seongsu-dong. It’s known for its vintage, antique interior and Camel Coffee, a unique signature drink. The rich cream on top of the smooth coffee provides a delightful pick-me-up during shopping sprees. The crispy baguette and butter bread is a perfect match with coffee.

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