Turkish coffee simmered in hot sand, plus kaymak and a white loaf baked in-house, in the first lane off exit 1 at Sinchon; nontanto is Italian for "not too much".
Outdoor terrace seating 12 of 19 · Quiet 8 of 19 · Roomy 8 of 19
A branch of the nationwide Rahwakungbu malatang chain, in the lane by the main gate of Yonsei University: you fill a bowl yourself from the chilled display and pay by weight, and the soft-serve afterwards is free.
Clean 17 of 19 · Seats to sit and eat 13 of 19 · Reachable by transit 12 of 12
A Harry Potter-flavoured British café in a Sinchon lane, known for cookies baked on the premises and served warm with ice cream. The shop writes its name POTID, sometimes spaced PO TID. Not to be confused with another Potid in Busan.
Roomy 13 of 19 · Reachable by transit 6 of 9 · With a friend 6 of 13
A belt-hotpot buffet where each seat gets its own pot: the name reads as "eat hotpot", and the chain styles it 훠궈먹GO. This is the Sinchon branch, above an arcade by the station; the same company runs Hongdae and Myeongdong.
Clean 11 of 17 · Self-order screen 11 of 11 · Second floor 10 of 17
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