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Welcome to the Neighborhood: Latte King

Daniel Lee Gray

Happy and clean atmosphere, low prices (2,000 won for an Americano, 3,800 for a Bailey's or Kahula Latte, 1,000 won for peanut butter toast, 2,500 for chicken wrap sandwich.)

Coffee is decent. I wouldn't say the best, I mean I prefer the robust coffee over at Standing Coffee (plus, they give you extra shots for free.) But I like this place for atmosphere and for location. It's just a hop, skip, and a jump from my place.

The one annoying thing is that the girl in the mornings doesn't speak any English. She's a nice girl and I think that expats should learn Korean, but she should attempt to speak some Korean.

It's up the hill across from Indigo. If you walking towards haebangchon, you make a left at the corner of the Kobawoo Market and it's about 20 meters on the right.

BTW, Hi Gavin. Yes, I am Seoul Eats. Believe it.


Dan

Comments

  1. I must try this place out! It sounds so interesting and so near where I live as well. :D

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  2. Anonymous9:03 AM

    The coffee sounds great. But, dude, paying others to make a PB &J? It's not that hard to make one yourself-LOL.

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