You can find hidden Hanok cafes in downtown Incheon. In these Hanok cafes, a classic quaint style meets a refined modern interior. Take a break from your busy life and enjoy a moment of relaxation at these Hanok cafes.

The Opening Port

Set in the residential area of Dongincheon, the Opening Port has renovated a Hanok house that is over 100 years old. As you climb up the small steps, you can find a vintage gate located in a small alley. The old wooden gate and café interior blend in harmony, creating a perfect photogenic spot. When you walk inside, flowers and trees in a square garden welcome you. Relax your mind as you gaze at this beautiful scenery while enjoying sweet desserts with coffee.

Jamigung Bakery

Located in Seo-gu, Incheon, Jamigung Bakery is the largest wooden Hanok in Korea where you can enjoy drinks and baked goods. It was built by master builder and royal carpenter Jang Heon-ok of the traditional Hanok and designed by professor Park Si-ik, the first doctor of geomancy in Korea. There are 48 species of trees in the garden, and diverse types of bread are lined up inside with a luxurious interior.

Odam

Odam is a café renovated from a Hanok in Gajwa-dong, Incheon. The mix of tradition and modern design welcomes you as you enter the space. You can take off your shoes to relax and sit on the chairs at the many sedentary tables. You can also enjoy a range of drinks and desserts including homemade croissants. Odam has a window on the ceiling, which is perfect for passing the time while gazing at a beautiful sky.
*You can order ODAM’s signature dish, the souffle pancake, only between 13:00 and 19:50.