There is a huge coffee culture in South Korea and a huge cafe culture. Minimalist, maximalist, themed and instagrammable cafe’s fill the entire country. It’s something that I actually miss already, the care taken into the aesthetics of the interiors.
Here, I have collated some of the pictures that I have taken from various cafe’s.
Gangneung
Suwon
Suwon
Seoul
Busan
Seoul
Daegu
Seoul
Seoul
Seoul
Suwon
Suwon
Suwon
Seoul
Seoul
Seoul
Seoul
Lingo in Transit 
I’ve heard of Korea’s coffee culture, and while I don’t drink coffee often, I would be down to visit the cafés there for a cup, but especially for the ambiance and pastries!
They always have other non coffee drinks so it’ll go well with pastries and you can relax.
Lovely cafes… THAT cake though! 😀
It’s hard not to have cake too!
These cafes look more like someone’s lounge or sitting room than a commercial premises. So ‘hyggelig’ the Danish would call it.
Are the majority like this or selected ones?
It is very hyggelig! I would say majority are like this.
I suspect that makes Korea more attractive to tourists.
I had been regularly following your blog as a part of my research before I left for South Korea. Now that I am back home, your posts have become my comfort posts, a means of reliving my time there via your words. Awesome job! Keep them coming.
Thank you so much for leaving a comment after following the blog! I hope it helped and you had a great time in South Korea. To out future trips back to South Korea one day!
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