Jeju Island Salt Bread Restaurant, ‘Cafe Brief’

#Brief

Before coming here, I visited the cafe ‘Windstone’ early in the morning,
and I started feeling a little hungry around 11 o’clock.

Actually, my next destination after ‘Windstone’ was not this place,
but a cafe called ‘Enough’ right nearby.

But I accidentally clicked on ‘Brief’ on the map
and a picture of salt bread caught my eye.

I must be hungry. I wanted to fill my stomach,
so I headed straight to ‘Brief’.
It looked quite spacious just from the outside,
and it was really spacious when I went inside the cafe.

When I went in and said hello, they handed me a menu.
Actually, I had already imagined eating salt bread and cold Americano in my head,
so I didn’t even look at the menu.

But I didn’t want to order right away, so I took a seat,
and pretended to read the menu,
and then thought ‘Is this good enough?’
and went to order, and my eyes kept going to the salt bread, not the owner.

Earlier this year, I first tried salt bread, and since then, salt bread has been my favorite bread.

The salt bread here was already a good choice when I saw it,
and it tasted good. It wasn't too salty, but it was a pleasant saltiness.

The only regret is that I personally like coffee with acidity,
but there was only one type of coffee bean here, and it happened to be a non-acidic bean,
so I was a little disappointed. Still, the salt bread was delicious, and the bitter and rich taste of the coffee
goes well with the bread, so I'm satisfied!

-
It's been 4 months since I moved to Seoul.

I've gained about 7kg.

I've been exercising, but my body has definitely gotten heavier.

My life feels different than before.

I'm planning to go on a diet starting next year.

• @brief_official
• 76 Gwangseong-ro, Aewol-eup, Jeju-si, Jeju
• 10:30 - 18:30 / 18:00 Last order / Closed every Tuesday and Wednesday.

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