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If you’re in Seoul looking for a quiet place to wind down, here’s Cha-teul, also known as 차마시는뜰차 (Cha Massineun-Tteul), a traditional hanok teahouse in Bukchon 🍵
What I ordered:
🍵 Traditional Ssanghwa Tea (9k KRW) that’s been boiled for up to 14 hours - the result’s a satisfyingly thick liquid with an almost umami-like flavour. The Korean royals in the Joseon Dynasty drank this in the mornings/evenings for health, so it’s more of a herbal tea and the flavour may not be as palatable for everyone.
🍰 Pumpkin rice cake (10k KRW) requires patience, as it’s steamed for 20 minutes before it’s served piping hot to you. It’s a chewy & gelatinous merriment of textures with a light pumpkin flavour, and can leave you feeling really full!!
💡Ambience
Cha-teul is nestled in the hilly area of Bukchon, and is on a really quiet street so you’ll have to be looking for it to find it. On clear days, you’ll get to see a beautiful mountain view, and seating is pretty cosy, with each table only taking up to groups of 4. You sit on the floor and the waitresses will come and take your order. There’s also a lush garden in the middle of the whole establishment, and you can see it no matter where you’re seated 🍃
🤔 Final Thoughts
This was one of my most memorable cafe visits in Seoul because I loved all the details of the traditional hanok home, and the fact that the teahouse didn’t feel touristy at all. As I went during non-peak hours, they let me sit there beyond the 1 hour dining limit 🤍
📍 Cha-teul
District: Bukchon
Nearest Station: Jonggak
Address (copy this): 서울 종로구 북촌로11나길 26
Naver Map: Link
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