On July 27, 1999, Starbucks opened its first branch in front of Ewha Woman’s University, marking its landing in South Korea. In the early days, there was controversy over the expensive coffee compared to the cost of a meal. However, Starbucks has now firmly established its presence in South Korea. It has also become a global company, following in the ...
Hamdoek Beach in Jeju Island is renowned as one of the top three beautiful beaches with crystal-clear waters. It’s a highly acclaimed tourist destination, often the first to come to mind when thinking of Jeju’s beaches. The area is well-developed with various shops, cafes, and restaurants, making it a bustling hub. Right at the entrance of the beach, you can ...
Starbucks has become a globally recognized corporation, easily found in various locations around the world, much like McDonald’s. Thanks to this, it is said that the Starbucks Index, following in the footsteps of the Big Mac Index, has emerged. You can find Starbucks in various places on Jeju Island as well. Right next to a restaurant serving grilled mackerel and ...
In South Korea, Starbucks has become as common as convenience stores. It has become a globally recognized company that can be found not only in Korea but also in various parts of the world, comparable to McDonald’s, which is always present in crowded places. Similarly, in Jeju’s Jungmun Tourist Complex, you can find a Starbucks. “Jeju Jungmun Starbucks” The Starbucks ...
Soesokkak, located in the southeast of Jeju Island, is situated at the southern end of Hyodoncheon, where the stream flows down from Hallasan Mountain. The name ‘Soesokkak’ comes from the combination of ‘soe,’ which means a pond where cattle lie down, and ‘ggak,’ which means the last end. “Jeju Soesokkak: Sanmul Tourist Farm” Jeju Soesokkak, known for its black sand ...
In Jeju Island, you can find a variety of cafes. As it is one of the representative tourist destinations in South Korea, and a region where you can enjoy beautiful natural landscapes, you can explore charming cafes all around. Near Seogwipo Wimi Port in Jeju, you can find a large-scale cafe called ‘EPL’. EPL is a brunch cafe that spans ...
In Jeju Island, there are many cafes where you can enjoy a view of the sea, but it can be somewhat challenging to find them when you’re actually looking. However, in Aewol, there are quite a few cafes with sea views. When it comes to the most famous sea view cafe in the Aewol area of Jeju Island, it’s “Bomnal ...
In the Gwanghwamun area, you can find a variety of cafes, both large and small. From large franchise cafes to smaller, independently operated ones with unique character, you can find a diverse range of cafes all in one place. The Gwanghwamun area can be considered one of Seoul’s major office-dense districts, where you can encounter numerous office workers. As a ...
Rato Coffee is a cafe located in Jeju City, Jeju Island. It can be found in a tranquil neighborhood not far from Jeju International Airport. “A Cafe Renovated from a Traditional House: Rato Coffee” Rato Coffee operates in a renovated house, offering a unique interior design that sets it apart from franchise cafes. The bold interior designs, including strategically placed ...
Godiva is a global company based in Belgium that operates over 700 stores in more than 100 countries. The brand name “Godiva” is derived from Lady GODIVA, an 11th-century English noblewoman. The lady depicted sitting naked on a horse, which is the symbol of Godiva, was indeed Lady GODIVA. She bravely protested against her husband, who was planning to impose ...
On July 27, 1999, Starbucks landed in South Korea by opening its first branch in front of Ewha Womans University. In the early days, there was controversy due to the coffee being more expensive than a meal. However, now Starbucks has firmly established itself in South Korea. It has become a global company following in the footsteps of McDonald’s, creating ...
Right in front of Ansan Gojan Station, there is a space called “Station A.” Its precise name is “Cultural and Art Platform Station A.” The “Station A” at Ansan Gojan Station is operated by converting old train carriages. It consists of three carriages, housing a cafe and workshops. These carriages were previously used for train operations but now serve as ...