There are 6 dating courses in Gyeonggi-do, and there is also a large cafe like this in Gyeonggi-do?
When I get tired of the complicated Seoul, I take Momo's car and leave for Gyeonggi-do. The fact is that the cafes I wanted to go to have already been saved on Instagram, so I don't even need to plan. As long as you have Narae navigation and Momo driver, you can go anywhere. I enjoyed a leisurely time at the tree attraction and a unique large cafe. There was so much to see that I lost track of time.
I will now introduce the BEST 6 dating courses in Gyeonggi-do, filled with various attractions.
Honey, shouldn’t we go too?
I've compiled a list of places you should visit before the season ends. A photo in front of the tree is a must, so don't forget to decorate it nicely.
1. [Uijeongbu] Anakia
Warm Christmas photo zone
Anakia is a large cafe in Gyeonggi-do with a tree photo zone with a cute bear hanging on it. The interior is decorated with various trees, so you can take warm photos of your life. The cafe consists of the 1st to 3rd floors. The main Christmas tree zone is on the first floor. It was decorated so splendidly that you had to take a picture even if you had to wait in line, so we took a seat and rushed to the photo zone.
The prices for drinks and bakery items were a bit high. I bought an Americano for 7,500 won and a green tea croissant for 8,500 won. Still, the ceiling was as high as a large cafe, so I didn't feel stuffy even if I sat there for a long time. And first of all, when you think about the admission fee to come and take pictures of the Christmas tree during the Christmas season, it doesn't seem that expensive.
2. [Icheon] Simon Terrace
Attractions of Daewang Tree in Icheon
Many visitors come to Simon Terrace in winter to see the Christmas tree. Parking is convenient as there is a dedicated parking lot. The fact is that parking is free until December 31st. So, we left a little early, parked quickly, looked around inside, and stood in front of the tree to take pictures before more people crowded in.
The national rule is to take a picture with the building with the Simmons letters visible behind the tree, and I was lucky enough to succeed. As soon as we filmed it, a lot of people started coming. I went into the cafe inside to warm up for a while and check out some photos. After drinking a cup of warm Americano (5,300 won), and walking around to the market across the street, today's date course in Gyeonggi-do is complete.
Twice the size and twice the cuteness!
This is a Gyeonggi-do date course where you can spend time with cute animals and a cafe. Unlike regular animal cafes, the scale was different. Animal friends are so cute. Our Momo is also super cute.
3. [Namyangju] Table A Dasan Branch
You look cute even when you cook it.
Table A Dasan Branch is an indoor zoo that appeared in <The Return of Superman>. It was nice to come and have fun not only because of the animals but also because there was a cafe space. It was a large cafe in Gyeonggi-do that was full of cuteness no matter where you looked, as there were a variety of animals living there, including budgies, deer, guinea pigs, and raccoons. You can enter with a discount on Date Pop.
I also had a feeding experience. It was nice to see the staff taking good care of the animals and making sure the animals were not stressed. This is a date course in Gyeonggi-do where the facilities are very neatly maintained. After seeing reptiles like turtles and snakes, I felt like all my stamina was exhausted. After recharging my caffeine at the cafe, I approached my animal friends again.
4. [Gimpo] Monsterrium + Fisheries Park
I lose track of time because of cuteness
Monsterrium is a date course in Gyeonggi-do where rare animals and plants are gathered in one place. There were many kinds of strange fish and animal friends such as rabbits and alpacas gathered in one place, so it was a real treat for the eyes. I also gave food to the alpacas, and Momo and I argued over what to give each other, so we ended up giving them each in turn. The alpaca seemed a little puzzled while looking at us haha.
After playing to our heart’s content, we moved to Gyeonggi-do’s large cafe, Fisheries Park, right next door. It was a sea-themed cafe, and I ordered a sweet vanilla latte to replenish the sugar I lost while playing. Since the maeuntang (spicy stew) bread seems like a signature dish, I also ordered bread as well. Since the indoor zoo and cafe are connected, it was nice not having to move around shivering on cold days like these.
It's not all the same large cafe.
It’s not just a large cafe in Gyeonggi-do. I came here for a coffee, and then I looked into some special places that caught my eye, including showrooms, exhibitions, and select shops. Time flies when you look around.
5. [Hanam] House Plant
Come to the cafe and check out the showroom.
House Plant is a large cafe in Gyeonggi-do where you can see vintage furniture showrooms and exhibitions. I found this while looking through the Date Pop discount list, and it looked like there was quite a lot to see. In particular, since I have recently become interested in wooden furniture, I insisted on including it in my travel plans. House Plant, a renovated abandoned factory, has a vintage feel. The cafe also has a furniture showroom, so while Momo was drinking coffee, I walked around and looked around.
Actually, my family is moving soon and I have a lot of worries about furniture. I was glad to have the opportunity to see it in person after looking for it online. I ordered an Einspener (7,000 won) and an Earl Gray Pound (5,000 won). The Einspenner was a mix of Americano and sweet cream, and the Earl Gray Pound was completely my style, so I ordered another piece later. The point is that the earl gray scent is strong.
6. [Paju] Art Salon Paju
It's too boring to just drink coffee.
Art Salon Paju is a cafe, editorial shop, and gallery all in one space. It was refreshing to see that there was a select shop inside the cafe, and it was fun to browse because there were so many pretty and stylish clothes. There were many trendy domestic and foreign brands and imported products, but we gave up on purchasing them. I'll save up some money and come back later. Even though I have money to spend on food, I still can't afford clothes.
I ordered a chocolate latte (6,500 won) and a strawberry latte (7,000 won) and went up to the second floor to the gallery cafe space. I enjoyed a leisurely drink while looking at the green trees beyond the large window. Momo must have been disappointed that she couldn't buy the clothes she liked, so she went back to the select shop and decided that she should buy Momo this as a gift this year. It was a date course in Gyeonggi-do.
So far, we have introduced you to the BEST 6 dating courses in Gyeonggi-do, which are full of fun things to do. These days, I like large cafes because they offer a variety of things to see, such as showrooms, select shops, and large trees. It's not just a place to go for coffee.