We’ve gathered only the cafes that residents of Korea genuinely revisit☕️

Hello!

We have a special announcement for those of you who love exploring cafes in Korea😊

We were truly delighted by the wonderful response to the previously released “Food Map,” which so many people saved and used.

So this time, we created the 【Naver Map・예쁜 카페 (cute cafes) Map, 3rd Edition】, focusing specifically on one of the joys of traveling in Korea: exploring cafes💛

There are truly so many cafes in Korea, so it can be difficult to decide where to go.
Have you ever visited a cafe you found on Instagram, only to find that it looked completely different from the photos?

To avoid making that kind of mistake, this map
features only carefully selected cafés that Korean residents actually visit again and again✨

3 Features of This Map🌟

1. Carefully Selected Cafés from a Local Repeat Visitor’s Perspective

The cafés included are only those that Korean residents
truly wanted to visit again.

Rather than a list for tourists,
we’ve gathered genuinely delicious cafés with pleasant atmospheres that locals visit regularly.

2. Easy to Enter Even When Visiting Alone

More and more people are traveling to Korea solo, right?
But you may sometimes feel uncomfortable entering a café alone.

For this map,
we mainly selected cafés with an atmosphere that makes them easy to enter even when you’re alone.

They are all cafés with comfortable spaces, such as those with counter seats
or many solo customers.

3. The Perfect Balance of Photogenic Appeal and Flavor

When it comes to Korean cafés, you can’t miss the interiors and photo spots, right?📸

But this map isn’t just about appearances.

We selected only cafés with high-quality desserts and drinks
and prices that feel worthwhile.

Photogenic and satisfying in taste.
We carefully selected cafés like that.

Recommended for Those Who💛

✅ I love exploring Korean cafés
✅ I want to discover new cafés on my next trip to Korea
✅ I’m looking for stylish cafés
✅ I want to know about places that are easy to enter alone
✅ I want to visit truly delicious cafés frequented by locals
✅ I don’t want to make the wrong choice when selecting a café

There are truly so many cafés in Korea, so it’s only natural to feel unsure.

Using this map will save you time on research beforehand,
and greatly increase your chances of finding a great café☕️

How to use the map📝

This map was created on Naver Maps.

① Access it from the link below
② Open it in the Naver Maps app
③ Tap the café you’re interested in
④ Use the directions feature to get there

Here’s the link👇
https://naver.me/xZjIKRXb

Enjoy by area

The map includes cafés in various areas of Seoul, so you can choose cafés that fit your sightseeing route.

After shopping in the Hongdae area, take a break at a nearby café.

Go café-hopping at the popular cafés in the Seongsu area.

Spend a relaxing time at a hidden café in Itaewon.

You can enjoy café-hopping efficiently according to your travel schedule✨

Save your favorites and create your own list

With the “Favorites” feature on Naver Maps, you can save only the cafés you’re interested in

and create your own café list.

If you pick out the cafés you want to visit before your trip,

you’ll be able to get around smoothly and make the most of your time on the day🌷

Tips for enjoying Korean café-hopping even more💡

1. Weekday afternoons are the best time

Popular cafés tend to be crowded on weekends.
Weekdays from 2 to 5 p.m. are relatively relaxed.

2. Check the seasonal menus

Strawberries in spring, mangoes in summer, chestnuts in fall, and hot chocolate in winter.
Be sure to enjoy the seasonal limited-time menus as well🍓

3. Check the opening hours in advance

Opening hours and regular holidays may change, so
check Naver Maps or Instagram for the latest information.

4. Korean phrases to use when ordering

It’s helpful to learn a few Korean phrases commonly used at cafés😊

• 「이거 주세요（Igeo juseyo）」= Please give me this
• 「포장이요（Pojangiyo）」= To go, please
• 「여기서 마실게요（Yeogiseo masilgeyo）」= I’ll drink it here
• 「화장실 어디예요？（Hwajangsil eodieyo?）」= Where is the restroom?

While pointing at the menu,

just say “Igeo juseyo,” and you’ll be fine even if you don’t speak Korean💛