Namyangju · Brunch & Coffee
Three moods, one CAFENTREE
Bali · Jeju · Antique — choose the CAFENTREE that suits your mood today
CAFENTREE runs three brunch cafés in Namyangju, Gyeonggi-do — Jinjeop (Bali mood), Hwado (Jeju mood), and Sudong (antique mood). All three offer free parking and welcome pets, and each is a welcome-kids café with high chairs and coloring books. Jinjeop and Hwado are open daily 10:00–23:00, and Sudong 10:00–21:00, with no break time. Brunch runs 13,000–20,500 KRW and coffee 5,000–7,800 KRW; Jinjeop and Hwado accept reservations through Naver Reservation.
CAFENTREE opened its doors in Namyangju, South Korea, in 2019 as a brunch café brand. The name comes from "carpentry" — the wood interiors at all three locations, Jinjeop (Bali-inspired), Hwado (Jeju-inspired), and Sudong (antique-inspired), were built entirely by hand by a carpenter, and the dropped "T" in our logo represents a nail struck by a hammer.
In the kitchen, we make our Eggs Benedict and Salmon Benedict from recipes brought back from an Australian brunch café, and our tomato sauce is simmered from whole tomatoes, from scratch. Thanks to flavors with a Korean touch, CAFENTREE has become a café where regulars of every age — from infants to grandparents — feel at home.
CAFENTREE dreams of spaces that last. We cut down on plastic with paper cups, paper packaging, and wooden cutlery, and we chose to be a welcome-kids café rather than a no-kids zone. High chairs and coloring books are ready for children, so both kids and adults looking for a quiet moment can feel comfortable. All three locations offer free parking, and pets are welcome in a carrier.
Visit your nearest CAFENTREE in Jinjeop, Hwado, or Sudong, Namyangju.
Brunch (Eggs Benedict, salmon Benedict, pasta, pizza, salads) 13,000–20,500 KRW · Coffee & drinks 3,500–7,800 KRW · Desserts 7,000–12,500 KRW · 2–3 person set menus available (Jinjeop & Hwado)
