Namusae Tea house

Located in a small side alley is a Beautiful, traditional tea house, with a beautiful small garden and wooden interior. There is a variety of special teas, porridges, Bigsus, sweet Rice cakes. Take into account, that it is not a cheap place.

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 ☺️

Everything here is so pretty, the food and drinks are delicious, I will always come back when I am in the vicinity!!! ♡

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.

Beautifull inside garden. Lots off wooden furniture, cozy and warm atmosphere. Delicious bingsu

The inside of the place is cute and cozy, but the menu items are pretty disappointing. The mochi is definitely store bought, and the filling is clumpy. The bingsoo is barely bingsoo; they just threw a handful of blueberries on top of a bowl of shaved frozen milk and tossed in some cheesecake bits… the blueberries weren’t even ripe. Also the wooden married duck figurines weren’t even facing each other 😢. It took a long time for us to receive our order, and we weren’t given any napkins, either. Despite all this, the place was kind of expensive (₩20,000 for 1 bowl of bingsoo).

Casual tea house & traditional desserts. Nice place to chill.