Namusae Tea house

Beautiful Cafe to enjoy traditional Korean desserts and teas. Food: We ordered a platter of Korean desserts to share. They worked well with the Green Tea Latte and Omija Tea. Omija Tea is citrus like fruit punch. It was unexpected. Service: Our server spoke English and was friendly. Ambiance: Traditional Korean decor. Must remove shoes before entering. They have table or floor seating for a more traditional feel. Value: Prices were reasonable for the quality of food and service. About 7000 KRW for a drink.

This place is lovely 🥰 If you are looking for a traditional tea house, this is a great choice. You can choose between seating at a table directly on the ground or just normal seating. The atmosphere is very nice. I also liked the small inner garden. I recommend the premium green tea for green tea fans and the strawberry latte for something refreshing and tasty ☺️

I always love to have a cup of tea in the Korean Tea House whenever I visit Korea. So this time, I just follow the directions and here I am, visited this tea house. Looks so calm and peaceful. You can choose either to sit on the floor or chair. I ordered Plum tea with grilled rice cake. It's good and the man (maybe the owner's son) said the grilled rice cake is among the popular dessert so I try it. It's good. To sip the tea while enjoying the landscape.

Gorgeous spot for a tea break 🍵 Range of tea was fantastic, and the tea house itself was a beautiful hanok style venue. After a long morning full of walking, this place was calm, grounding and re-energising 🫰

average drink and dessert. okay, but not that good

So I think this place is very popular. But it is quite small and even tho from the pictures people post, it seems very zen, in reality it is just OK. You can sit on cushion on the floor before low tables or these have these floor chair with backs. Food option is limited and is just OK. Not a lot of tea options either. I expected to go in and relax for an hour or so but end up only staying about 30 minutes. Service staff is very friendly as I think they mostly have tourist customers.

We did the tea sets. Dried persimmons and 2 teas. The quince tea was great but the jujube tea was very thick almost like a cup of jujube broth

A nice place to shelter from the cold after walking around the nearby palaces in the snow. Interior is traditional and very cosy and beautiful. There is underfloor heating which is nice if you opt to sit on the floor in the no shoe area. As for the food/tea - it is quite expensive (prices were like London Chinatown for reference) however for the experience and how comfortable i was, it was worth it to me to visit. I opted for the red bean bingsu and cinnamon tea. The bingsu was nice and could definitely be shared between 2 people. The cinnamon tea was surprisingly very sweet and was not to my taste. There were mostly tourists here, some Koreans and I even saw a lady in hanbok taking cute pictures here. I would recommend this place for the ambiance but just be prepared for the premium price that comes along with it.