NOMUARE

We stopped at NOMUARE for a quick coffee and a yogurt bowl, and loved the cool, quiet, quaint vibe of this warm, cozy, artsy space that doubles as an art studio where they craft items like chopsticks and wooden boards, with good coffee and a delicious citrusy yogurt bowl that was sweet, sour, and perfectly refreshing.

It is a really beautiful cafe and also a wood workshop and you can buy some wooden ware. The food and coffee were delicious, I enjoyed the Greek yoghurt with black sesame and orange - a combination that I’ve never tried before! The staff are also nice and friendly. I hope this cafe will continue to do well! ✨🤗

Charismatic and cosy. You really feel welcomed into the space of artists here. The coffee and sweet treats were delicious, with English menu and pictures to help you choose :) I loved it so much, I came back a second time.

One of the most beautiful coffee place i ever been, such an artistic inspiring place, it's also smelling good everywhere 🙏🏼✨ The drinks and sweets were very good & The lady was the sweetest, enjoyed very much talking to her, this place is worth the detour in Jeju Island!!

We had an amazing experience at Nomuare! Excellent service, they've got the menu in English and even have photos available to explain each drink. The coffee was great, we had a regular latte and an einspanner and both came with free oatmeal mini bites, so cute! The cafe itself is also a wood-wodking workshop and it is breathtaking. You even have a great view of the top of Seongsan Ilchuobong by the window.

The cafe got a very cozy atmosphere and is surrounded by many beautiful carpentry created by the shop owner. Their drinks were also very tasty, esp. the sweet pumpkin latte!

There are so many beautiful coffee shops in Korea, but this was by far the most unique one we visited on our recent Jeju/Seoul trip. Tucked away in a quiet residential neighborhood, it’s part woodworking studio, part coffee shop — built out of the sisters’ childhood home. They craft and sell beautifully made wood pieces, from utensils to decor, and even offer workshops where you can learn to make your own chopsticks. Their artwork also fills the space, adding to the cozy, organic atmosphere. The sisters who run it are incredibly warm and kind. We had traveled to Jeju so my daughter could see real haenyeo that we’d read about, but with conflicting information online, rainy weather, and it being our last day, we weren’t sure if we’d get the chance. The sisters kindly helped us check, even following up via WhatsApp later to confirm that the haenyeo would be at Seongsan Ilchulbong. As it turns out, one of the haenyeo we saw was actually their neighbor! Coffee was great & Greek yogurt with black sesame, orange & honey (a combination I would’ve never thought would work together) was absolutely delicious. Chaeryon, the younger? sister, speaks English well and explained that the shop’s name literally means “to honor the tree” — a fitting tribute to the earthy, handcrafted charm of the space. If you’re looking for a cozy, memorable coffee experience with good conversation and a natural, organic vibe, this is the place to visit.

Loved the vibes here, super chill! Drink was excellent too 😋