35, Hansol-gil, Yongmun-myeon, Yangpyeong-gun, Gyeonggi-do, South Korea
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It wasn't bad anyway, and the portion looked large. We ordered one each, but couldn't finish it. However, I felt that the cream or other ingredients in it were not of particularly high quality, and it had a bit of a flavoring taste.
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It wasn't bad anyway, and the portion looked large. We ordered one each, but couldn't finish it. However, I felt that the cream or other ingredients in it were not of particularly high quality, and it had a bit of a flavoring taste.
I didn't specifically look for this place, I just found it while taking a walk and stopped in to rest. Their desserts are typical Korean ones with a lot of toppings and the portion is big, enough for two people.
This cafe looks pretty and elegant from the outside, and has a wide selection of food, but it feels like they're all semi-finished products, so the taste isn't that delicate, and their desserts are also relatively expensive.
The dim sum snacks are a bit unique and quite attractive.
Dreamy Camera Cafe is known as one of the top ten most worthwhile cafes in the world. It is a very sentimental cafe located in Yangpyeong County, South Korea. The owner of the cafe loves photography, and the boss's wife dreams of opening a cafe, so there is this photography-themed cafe. The exterior of the cafe is a huge dual-lens camera, and when you step into it, you will see that it is like a camera museum. If you like, the boss's wife will give you a piece of paper and ask you to write down five dreams and print them into business card size for you. The boss has a collection of various cameras. Of course, Canon has all kinds from ancient times to the present, all locked in the cabinet. Many magazines have interviewed them. The camera cafe is indeed well-deserved. Not only is there an oversized retro camera as the facade, but the various cameras in the cafe also bring people back to the textured era of film.