Nagwonjang Hotel

There’s a lot to see upstairs and in the basement, with art and furniture ranging from mid-century to modern. It’s a cafe, bakery, art gallery, and furniture store all in one. The pastries, food, and drinks tasted exceptionally good and looked great, too. The kind gentleman at the front selling accessories and jewelry was very friendly. I’d come back next time I visit Korea.

It's a six-floor cafe, and each level has a different feel, but the whole place is cozy. The bakery has a big variety and it's all tasty. I'm French, so I tried the croissant, and it was amazing, crisp on the outside and soft inside like it should be. Great coffee and music, too :)

I liked how many cozy little corners there are, each with its own feel. The cafe has a warm, artsy atmosphere, and the baked goods were the highlight. The bowtie croissant was crisp and buttery with a lovely filling, while the apple tart had just the right sweetness and flaky texture. I also really enjoyed the egg brekkie. It works for coffee, a relaxed breakfast, or an afternoon treat, and I'd happily go back.

Such a pretty cafe and store, and the clothes are amazing. Everyone working there was so friendly. Thanks! I'll miss South Korea. Love from Dubai :)