Seoul Cafe

I thought Korean cafes were really high quality. First of all, the interiors are all really stylish and the sense of interior design is amazing. Some are simple, while others have unique cafes with a theme, so just walking around is fun and you end up wanting to go into different shops. Also, I was particularly impressed by how the space was used. The seats are spaced far apart, so you can relax and you don't have to worry about the conversations around you, making it a space that makes you want to stay for a long time. Even when it's crowded, it doesn't feel cluttered, and I was jealous that they were able to spend their time comfortably. The menu is also very extensive, with many cute-looking drinks and sweets, so I always have a hard time deciding which one to get. The food is also really delicious, and going around the cafes has become one of my favorite things to do. To be honest, I wish there were more spacious, stylish, and comfortable cafes like this in Japan. Korean cafe culture is really not to be underestimated!