We also visited a number of other tea houses while we were in Seoul, but sadly I didn’t photograph them. They’re definitely worth adding to your list though!
Tea Therapy Haengrand – Buckon. This tea house is a little different to the ones listed above, as the menu takes you through different holistic teas.
Matchacha – Seoul Forest. You might notice Matchacha make an appearance in my Seoul vlog above. A really modern, tranquil space, Matchacha serves incredible matcha teas and sweet treats. They’re outdoor area overlooks the greenery of Seoul forest as well which is lovely
Suyeon Mountain Tea Room – Seongbuk-gu. Originally home to Korean novelist Taejun Lee, Suyeon Mountain Tea Room is tucked away on the slope of a hill behind a little forest of trees. Although a little more out of the way, it’s worth the journey for this beautiful space.
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