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KGML
๐337, Cheongpa-ro, Yongsan-gu, Seoul, Republic of Korea
๐Jambon Beurre 10,500 won
๐Chocolate Cream Latte 5,700 won
๐Americano 4,500 won
โป Menu/prices are subject to change.
โฐMon-Sun 08:00 AM – 09:00 PM
This place is genuinely dedicated to providing people with the opportunity to enjoy specialty coffee up close. KGML offers 8 types of single-origin beans. They’ve thoughtfully provided tasting notes so that customers can choose according to their preferences, without categorizing by country. Their intention to help people find and savor coffee that suits their taste is evident. It’s worth mentioning that they also handle the roasting of beans themselves, even delivering them. This authenticity shines through. It’s not just a brunch spot; it’s a gem. Passing up on their ‘Jamon Verre’ is impossible, so I ordered two. Both the fig and Emmental options are excellent. They incorporate various spices, wine-soaked figs, and preserves, making them available unless sold out. Thankfully, I got to taste them. The combination of chewy fig pieces, Jamon, and buttery crunch is tear-inducing. The Emmental is generally mild, offering a tangy and nutty flavor. The balance is great since the Jamon isn’t too salty. The standout factor is the crispy bread, making the entire experience delicious.
Pets are welcome too. Consider bringing your dog for a stroll and drop by for a heartwarming experience. The owner is extremely friendly. I plan to revisit to explore my coffee preferences. After visiting KGML and heading out, you’ll come across Seoullo 7017. This is a pedestrian path converted from the old Seoul Station overpass. It’s a great place for a leisurely walk and offers stunning views of Seoul’s skyline.