Camel Coffee Seochon: A Coffee Stop by Gyeongbokgung Palace

Camel Coffee Seochon beneath a large tree in the former post-office building

Camel Coffee in Seochon is a coffee stop to consider alongside a Gyeongbokgung-area walk. The visit photos show the former post-office building, its large tree, a busy ordering area and a window looking toward the palace side of the street.

Finding the right place

  • Korean name: 카멜커피 서촌점
  • Address: 31 Hyoja-ro, Jongno-gu, Seoul
  • Copy into your map app: 서울 종로구 효자로 31

Search this address on Google Maps.

Choose the Seochon branch

Camel Coffee has more than one location, so add 서촌점 to a map search. The address on Hyoja-ro matters more than the brand name alone. The building’s older signage is part of what helps identify this particular stop.

The ordering area beneath the LOBBY lettering, with faces obscured

The photo set includes a line at the counter and several occupied tables. That is a useful reminder to leave your coffee break flexible. I have not turned a busy photograph into a specific waiting time or a claim that it is always crowded.

Coffee and the room around it

Two iced coffee drinks photographed on the table

The two drinks pictured are a dark iced coffee and a pale milk-based coffee. Use the current menu at the counter to choose the coffee style you want and check the price of your order.

The counter and staircase with a staff member’s face obscured

The room mixes furniture styles instead of repeating one chair and table throughout. If you are choosing a cafe partly for its setting, it is worth looking at the interior photos as well as close-ups of the coffee.

Mixed tables and seating in the cafe, with faces obscured

A window toward the palace side

A window framing the tree and the palace-side street

The view is the detail I would use when comparing this with another palace-area coffee stop. Check the branch’s current opening information on the brand’s location page before a special trip. Keep the Seochon branch name handy when planning the route from the palace.

This visit was not sponsored. Prices and notices photographed during the visit are historical references; check the shop’s current menu and opening information before travelling.

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