Onion Anguk 카페 어니언 안국
Seoul · Jongno, Bukchon & Palaces · Cafe
Onion Anguk occupies a large hanok on a corner in Anguk, with a sunny courtyard and floor seating inside. It is known for its bakery cases, with croissants, pastries and breads that sell out through the day, and the pastry named after the cafe is the one most people photograph. The wooden beams and sliding doors give a cozy feel even when the cafe is crowded.
Seating is a mix of tables and traditional floors, and shoes come off in some areas. Coffee, tea and juice are available, and you can order at the counter. Mornings are the busiest.
Prices and hours may change, and an English menu or photos are usually available.
Anguk Station (안국역), Line 3 Exit 1, is about a three-minute walk. The cafe sits near the end of a small side street.
Show this Korean name to your taxi driver or match it to signs: 카페 어니언 안국
- Best time to visit
- Mid-afternoon on a weekday is quiet. Come early in the day if you want the full range of pastries.
- Pair it with
- Bukchon Hanok Village and Samcheong-dong Cafe Street are both within a short walk, and Changdeokgung Palace and Huwon Secret Garden is also close.
- Great for
- Couples, Friends, Solo travelers
- Local tip
- A bakery cafe in a hanok with floor seating. Mornings are the busiest time, so come mid-afternoon if you want a quiet seat.