A small and quiet Hanok cafe in Heyri Village
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Address
59-58 Heyri Village-gil, Tanhyeon-myeon, Paju-si, Gyeonggi-do, behind Figure Museum 93 Museum, 2nd floor Hanok Cafe Sowon
Contact
Facilities
Baby chair, Parking, Reservation
Reservation
Both advance reservation & same-day visits are available
Open/Closes
Mon Regular closed day Tue 11:30 ~ 20:00 Wed 11:30 ~ 20:00 Thu 11:30 ~ 20:00 Fri 11:30 ~ 20:00 Sat 11:30 ~ 20:00 Sun 11:30 ~ 20:00
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Prices & Programs of Hanok Cafe Sowon
- [Prices]
- Coffee - 6,000 won ~ 8,000 won
- Latte - 7,000 won
- Ade - 8,000 won
- Tea - 7,000 won ~ 8,000 won
- Dessert - 3,000 won ~ 9,000 won
- For detailed menu and prices, please check the attached image.
- [Usage Guide]
- Last Order - 19:30
Parenting Tips for Hanok Cafe Sowon
- Since it's a cafe where you take off your shoes, it's good to wear shoes that are easy to put on and take off.
- There's a fusion dessert that's good to try with kids.
- There are outdoor terrace seats which are nice to use on days with good weather.
- Floor seating is available, great for sitting with young children.
- When accompanied by pets, only the outdoor terrace is accessible.
- Nearby, there is the Korean Modern and Contemporary History Museum and Paju Dinosaur Museum, great for visits too.
- With both a basement parking lot and ground parking in front of the cafe, parking spaces are ample.
Hanok Cafe Sowon, a relaxed and tranquil place with the charm of tradition in Heyri
A place where you can feel the warmth of a hanok with your child
Tucked away inside Heyri Village in Paju, Gyeonggi-do, Hanok Cafe Sowon is a simple and peaceful hanok cafe. Here, where the beauty of a traditional hanok and nature are preserved as they are, you can step away from the rush of everyday life, enjoy a quiet break, and spend cozy time together with your child.
Space and atmosphere
- Built in a U-shaped hanok embracing a courtyard, the cafe also offers a garden and outdoor seating, so you can enjoy a different kind of charm in every season.
- It has a floor-seating layout where you take off your shoes before entering, and the ondol floor heating keeps it warm even in winter.
- Indoors, warm lighting and elegant traditional decor come together, letting you fully experience the atmosphere of a classic hanok.
- Thanks to the calm and unhurried setting, it is a lovely place for family conversations or for sitting by the window and enjoying the natural surroundings.
Menu and food
- The cafe serves drinks such as coffee (6,000 won to 8,000 won), lattes (7,000 won), ades (8,000 won), and tea (7,000 won to 8,000 won), along with a variety of desserts including mugwort injeolmi cake (gluten-free), grilled garaetteok, and black sesame waffles.
- In summer, the milk injeolmi bingsu is especially popular, and kids can enjoy it too.
Visitor information and amenities
- Address: 59-58 Heyrimaeul-gil, Tanhyeon-myeon, Paju-si, Gyeonggi-do (2nd floor behind 93 Museum)
- Hours: 11:30 to 20:00 (last order 19:30), closed every Monday
- There is plenty of parking, making it convenient for family visits.
- Amenities such as high chairs, parking, and reservations are available, while a nursing room, diaper changing station, and stroller rental are not provided.
- Before your visit, it is a good idea to check the latest operating policies, such as whether a no-kids policy is in effect.
Things to keep in mind when visiting with children
- Unlike a large cafe, there are not many seats, so there may be a wait on weekends or during busy seasons.
- Since you need to remove your shoes before entering, comfortable shoes are recommended.
- The cafe is known for its tranquil atmosphere, so it is especially recommended for families who want to enjoy a quiet outing.
- If you are visiting with a pet, only the outdoor terrace is available, and nearby spots like the Museum of Modern and Contemporary Korean History and the Paju Dinosaur Museum are also nice to visit together.
MomMom summary
"Hanok Cafe Sowon is a special place where you can enjoy both tradition and relaxation. With the gentle warmth of a hanok, the calm of nature, and traditional drinks and desserts, it is a place where you can pause your everyday routine for a moment and reflect together with your child."
FAQ about Hanok Cafe Sowon
Can I visit Hanok Cafe Sowon with my child?
Yes, Hanok Cafe Sowon is not a no-kids zone, and you can visit with your child. It offers family-friendly spaces such as floor seating and an outdoor terrace that are comfortable to use with children.Is there a place inside or outside the cafe where children can sit and rest?
Inside, the cafe has ondol-style floor seating, and there is also outdoor terrace seating available. Both the floor-seating area and the outdoor terrace are comfortable for sitting with young children.Is parking convenient? Where is the parking lot located?
There is both an outdoor ground-level parking lot in front of the cafe and an underground parking lot, so parking space is plentiful. Since they are close to the cafe entrance, they are convenient for families as well.What menu items can children enjoy with us at Hanok Cafe Sowon?
Hanok Cafe Sowon offers a variety of menu items that are nice to enjoy with children, including fusion-style desserts. For detailed menu items and prices, you can check the information images on site.Are amenities such as a high chair, nursing room, and diaper changing station available?
High chairs are available, but a nursing room, diaper changing station, and stroller rental are not provided. If needed, you may want to prepare separately.Can I enter with a pet?
Pets are allowed only on the outdoor terrace. They are not allowed inside.
Hanok Cafe Sowon Address
Address: 59-58 Heyri Village-gil, Tanhyeon-myeon, Paju-si, Gyeonggi-do, behind Figure Museum 93 Museum, 2nd floor Hanok Cafe Sowon
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How to make a reservation for Hanok Cafe Sowon?
Both advance reservation & same-day visits are available