Basque cheesecake and pink chandelier at Yeongjong café Pink Wall Cafe
In short
Pink Wall Cafe is a large pet-friendly bakery café on Yongyuseo-ro in Yeongjong-gu, Incheon. On a weekend afternoon visit the order was a sweet potato bagel at 6,500 won, a Basque cheesecake at 7,900 won, a strawberry yogurt smoothie and a Sungaya Yogurt Peach, and the hall is split in two, with a pink chandelier in the middle of the main room and a separate pet-friendly side. If you want photo spots and good bread in one stop, Pink Wall Cafe is a safe pick.

Good to know
- Address
- 111 Yongyuseo-ro, Building 2, Yeongjong-gu, Incheon
- Hours
- 10:00–22:30 (daily)
- Sweet potato bagel
- 6,500 won
- Basque cheesecake
- 7,900 won
- Sungaya Yogurt Peach
- 9,000 won
- Strawberry yogurt smoothie
- 9,000 won
- Iced Americano
- 6,500 won
- Perks
- Free cream cheese with any bagel; chestnut cookies during the receipt review event
- Parking
- Large parking lot on site
- Pets
- Hall split in two, with a separate pet-friendly room
as written by the visitor on Aug 29, 2026
What kind of café is Pink Wall Cafe in Yeongjong?
Pink Wall Cafe is a large pet-friendly bakery café at 111 Yongyuseo-ro in Yeongjong-gu, Incheon, open every day from 10:00 to 22:30. The bakery lineup ranges from bagels to croissants, and it's the kind of place people come to for the pink chandelier in the center of the main hall.

When you go to Yeongjong Island, you can't skip the classic course of seeing the sea, eating something good, and grabbing coffee at a pretty café. This time, while looking for a café with a bit of a different vibe, this pink-toned space, Pink Wall Cafe, caught my eye.

Even before you go in, the pink pink vibes are just bursting — this is a photo zone, so snap away! haha
So many people were coming in as I entered that I could tell this place was popular! hahaha

There's a swing right beside the entrance too, nice for resting a bit. The parking lot is spacious, so no need to worry about that!
The pink chandelier hall and the pet-friendly room
The moment I stepped into Pink Wall Cafe, the first thing that caught my eye was of course the pink-decorated space.


There were photo-worthy spots scattered around, so it was fun just to look around.

With pink used as the interior's main accent color and a giant pink chandelier added right in the center of the hall, the whole space felt feminine and bright. There were so many elements women would love, and I saw a lot of women taking photos hahahaha.
These days, taste matters, but so does the atmosphere and having a spot to take photos when you visit a café. On that front, this was definitely a memorable café.

Going out through the door on the other side leads to another space. I was curious why the hall was split into two, and it turned out to be a pet-friendly area! It felt like a thoughtful idea — comfortable for people who aren't into dogs and comfortable for those bringing their pets too.
These are the outdoor tables. It felt like a relaxed space, like being on vacation somewhere.
What's on the bakery shelves at Pink Wall Cafe
At Pink Wall Cafe, you pick your desserts directly from the display case. There are bagels, croissants, salt bread, various pastries, and even cakes.


There were so many kinds of bread laid out in the display case that I paused for a moment trying to decide what to pick.



From basic favorites like croissants to bagels and various pastries, there's plenty of variety — good for a simple bite with coffee, and if you love bread, it's fun to pick a few different things.



With bagels, croissants, salt bread, and cakes all available, it's magic how you can't just go for coffee without ending up picking some bread too~

Free cream cheese with bagel purchase
Self-service bar and the receipt review event
The self-service bar has plates, napkins, and other essentials ready.

Here's the menu board at Pink Wall, the Yeongjong bakery café.

Taking part in the receipt review event got me some tasty chestnut cookies. I tried them at home and they were pretty good, so I was glad I did it hahaha.
What we ordered and what it cost
- Sweet potato bagel ₩6,500
- Cheesecake ₩7,900
- Sungaya Yogurt Peach ₩9,000
- Strawberry yogurt smoothie ₩9,000
- Iced Americano ₩6,500
I picked out drinks and some good bread. Since it was a weekend afternoon, a lot of the bakery items had already sold out, so my choices were limited, but I grabbed my favorites — the sweet potato bagel and the cheesecake!
Sweet potato bagel, 6,500 won


I figured there'd be a bit of sweet potato on the outside, but the inside was packed full of sweet potato paste too, so it was quite filling in both flavor and texture.

Chewy on the outside and mild on the inside, this bagel paired with cream cheese or a drink of your choice could make a simple but pretty satisfying meal.
Basque cheesecake, 7,900 won
The cheesecake had a really rich cream cheese density, packed in generously — if you like cheese, this is a flavor you'll unconditionally love!
Strawberry yogurt smoothie, 9,000 won

The strawberry yogurt smoothie is a yogurt smoothie with sweet strawberry flavor added — pick this if you want something cool and sweet!
Sungaya Yogurt Peach, 9,000 won
Sungaya Yogurt Peach is a peach yogurt drink with even the name being lovable. The peach flavor comes through subtly, so pick this if you love peaches!
Iced Americano, 6,500 won

When eating bread at a café, an Americano is still the safest bet, I think. Taking a sip of the slightly bitter coffee after something sweet or buttery cleans up your palate nicely.

Is Pink Wall Cafe worth a stop on a Yeongjong drive?
Pink Wall Cafe is located along Yongyuseo-ro, so it's a good stop when driving around Yeongjong Island or heading toward Eulwangni or Yongyudo. It's especially worth keeping in mind if you're spending time near Incheon Airport and want a relaxed café to visit.
Part of the fun of Yeongjong is driving around looking for cafés. Heading toward the sea, stopping at a pretty café for coffee and some bakery items makes for a pretty solid course. If you're looking for a pretty café in Yeongjong, Pink Wall Cafe with its striking pink space is worth a visit.
Who will like Pink Wall Cafe
- Anyone looking for a good-vibe café in Yeongjong
- Anyone who loves pretty bakery cafés
- Anyone who loves bread like bagels and croissants
- Anyone looking for a photogenic café
- Anyone looking for a café to stop at while driving around Yeongjong
- Anyone who wants to enjoy coffee and bread together
If any of these describe you, it's worth a visit at least once.
Where it is
111 Yongyuseo-ro, Yeongjong-gu, Incheon, South Korea인천광역시 영종구 용유서로 111 2동







