We’ve seen plenty of cat cafés, maid cafés and even owl cafés here on RocketNews24, but putting living things aside, this themed café in Seoul which features the characters of a Korean online comic MAJO&SADY, could probably top our list of cute cafés!
The simple yet chic café provides a cozy and relaxing atmosphere that anyone can enjoy, even if you’re unfamiliar with the comic’s characters. Check it out!
MAJO&SADY is an online comic series by Cheol Yeon Jung, which revolves around the interesting daily life of Majo, a house-husband who takes care of the household chores, and his working wife, Sady. The humorous approach in the story and cute art style have made the series a big hit, especially among young Koreans.
As a perfect add-on to its popularity, the author set up “Cafe MAJO&SADY” in August last year, where customers can enjoy a relaxing afternoon surrounded by the calming cuteness of the comic’s characters.
If you’re in the mood to do some reading, there are plenty of books, including MAJO&SADY comics, filling up the shelves. In addition to its homely ambience, the two-storey café also serves up some absolutely delicious-looking food, beverages and desserts!
▼ Welcome to Cafe MAJO&SADY!
▼ The staff are even dressed in MAJO&SADY sweaters!
▼ Ground floor
▼ Second floor
▼ A bunny-shaped disco ball in the stairwell adds a bit of sparkle to the fairly simple interior.
▼ Get all cozy and comfy, surrounded by MAJO&SADY plushies and art.
▼ There are outdoor seats as well!
▼ Decorated with cute characters, these call bells will vibrate and beep to alert you when your order is ready for collection at the counter.
▼ Food! Glorious (cute) food!
▼ Don’t forget the souvenir section! A wide selection of merchandise, ranging from soft toys to stationery to beauty products, are available for purchase.
Alright, we’re getting hungry from looking at those delectable pancakes! If you’re interested in visiting the cafe, here’s where you should be reading:
Shop information
Cafe MAJO&SADY
22-1, Cheongdam-dong, Gangnam-gu, Seoul
Tel: 02-512-1204
Opening hours: 10am – 11pm daily
Access: 11-minute walk from Subway Line 7, Gangnam-gu Office Station, Exit 4
or, eight-minute walk from Bundang subway line, Apgujeongrodeo Station, Exit 4.
Source: Zhaizhai News
Reference: Konest
Images: Majosady, Oncake, Jurmy, Ppikkazzu, Konest, Jayeonmi
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