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Hwansang

환상

It is a Japanese retro-sensitivity cafe located in Haenggung-dong that welcomes customers with a variety of props as well as desserts.

coffee

Address: 3rd floor, 49-2, Haenggung-ro, Paldal-gu
Hours: 12:00-21:00, Closed on Tue
Price: Custard pudding ₩5500
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