South Korean Cafe Based On A Bath House Concept Leaves Internet Mesmerised
"I've been to a lot of cafes around the world, but this one probably has the most Zen, calming atmosphere I've ever experienced," reads the caption. Wonder where is it located?
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This is Haehwatang in Jeju, South Korea - a cafe inspired by traditional bath house aesthetics. Every 30 minutes, a gentle fog rolls in, lasting for a few minutes and transforming the space into a dreamy, ethereal haven while you sip your coffee.
The video also offers a peek into the food spread, which includes a sweet treat layered with a delicate white topping, alongside two beverages-one fruit-infused drink garnished with rosemary, and another that appears to be cold coffee.
The content creator couldn't stop raving about the food either: "Definitely get the strawberry tiramisu-it was sooo delicious. This audio is what it sounded like in the cafe, with peaceful meditation-like music and the soft clanging of floating plates hitting each other."
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The video soon began garnering much love on social media.
A user said, "Omg I need to be there immediately."
"Wow, this looks stunning," was the sentiment online.
Echoing a similar sentiment, a person said, "This is amazing!!"
"Ahhh, it looks amazing! Jeju is killing it with their beautiful cafes," read a comment.
"Wonderful, really a dream," read a comment.
A person mentioned, "This is definitely a vibe!"
"One more Ok but...this is my dream vibe. Coffee, calm, and quiet corners," said a foodie.
According to this user, "This may be the most peaceful place I've ever seen!"
"Wow, absolutely otherworldly," stated a few online.
Meanwhile, pointing towards the humid atmosphere inside the cafe, a person shared, "I just know I'd be sweating!! but GORGEOUS."
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