There's a reason why even foreigners love this Seoul hanok cafe.

A one-minute walk from Anguk Station Exit 1, Café Sudal is nestled in an alleyway, a charmingly renovated hanok (traditional Korean house). The warm wood and soft lighting create a calm and cozy atmosphere. The interior features both seating and tables, allowing you to choose your preferred seating. The skylights allow natural light to stream in, making for beautiful photos.

This café is also renowned for its charming "otter" theme. From the menu names to the props and sentimental illustrations, the concept is evident throughout, making for a delightful experience. The coffee, made with locally roasted beans, offers a pleasant aroma and balance, and the desserts are also refreshing and refreshing, ensuring a satisfying café experience.

☕ Recommended Menu
Otter Spänner · Brown Otter Croffle · Flat White

📌 Basic Information
• Location: 49-14 Yulgok-ro, Jongno-gu, Seoul
• Subway: Anguk Station, Exit 1, 1-minute walk
• Hours: 10:00–22:00 daily

📸 Great Nearby Trips to Explore Together

Cafe Otter is located in the heart of Bukchon, Anguk, and Insa-dong, making it a great place to enjoy a short walk.

Leaving the cafe, stroll down the alley and you'll soon reach Insa-dong Street. With its array of traditional craft shops, galleries, and traditional teahouses, it's a vibrant and vibrant area with a variety of attractions. A five-minute walk away is the Seoul Museum of Craft, offering a sensuous appreciation for the modern beauty of Korean crafts. A leisurely stroll will take you to Jogyesa Temple, offering a tranquil temple setting amidst the city, adding balance to your trip.

📌 Recommended Route
Bukchon Hanok Village → Cafe Sudal → Insa-dong → Seoul Museum of Craft → Jogyesa Temple

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