Choco croissants and watermelon juice at Yeongjong's Pink Wall Cafe

I found a pretty café during a family trip to Yeongjong and had to check it out. Honestly, at first I thought it was just a pink, photo-zone-heavy café for taking pictures of the kids, but the bread here was genuinely delicious.

I meant to just pick one or two things to have with coffee and leave, but I ate one and wanted more, ordered another, the kids wanted more so I ordered again… I honestly lost count of how many times I reordered. This is my wallet-draining bread review from Yeongjong haha.

Pink Wall Cafe

• 📍 111 2-dong Yongyu-seoro, Yeongjong-gu, Incheon, South Korea
• ⏰ Mon–Fri 10:30 AM – 8:30 PM / Sat–Sun 10:00 AM – 8:30 PM
• 🅿️ Own parking lot

Is parking at Pink Wall Cafe in Yeongjong easy?

Pink Wall Cafe has a pretty large private parking lot, so there was no worry about parking. Most restaurants and cafés in Yeongjong don't have parking issues, and Pink Wall was no exception. Parking was easy and hassle-free.

There's a restaurant right in front too (also called Pink Wall haha), so it seemed like a lot of people eat a meal there and then head into the café afterward.

We stopped by during our family trip to rest after a meal, and there was more space for photos and browsing than I expected—plenty of room. The pink building catches your eye from far away, and that bagel photo screams Yeongjong bakery café vibes! (Even the person standing in front had a pink parasol, perfect match.)

Pink Wall Cafe stays open 30 extra minutes on weekends—perfect Yeongjong date café. Let's go in!

Pink Wall Cafe prices and how to order at the kiosk

Pink Wall Cafe uses kiosk ordering, and the prices weren't exactly cheap, in line with other Yeongjong cafés. But the taste and portions exceeded expectations, so it was worth it.

Order through the kiosk, and once you're done, the buzzer pager on the right dings out a cute little tune haha. I tried to film it because it was so cute but missed the moment. Shame on me for not multitasking. (I missed it both times I reordered, too.)

Even the menu is shot against such an aesthetic background. They clearly put special care into the photography.

If you leave a review, they give you a giant chestnut cookie with a hint of lemon scent. We made sure to grab ours too! Not a small chestnut cookie—a huge one. Looked like they make these in-house too, since once the display ran out, staff came straight from the bakery room to restock a fresh pile.

Getting to pick your own cream cheese flavor with a bagel purchase is so great!!! Look at you, other cafés that charge extra for cream cheese with a bagel!! This is how it should be done.

There are 5 kinds of cake too, and they sell out fast, careful. The Basque cheesecake's visuals were on another level.

The bread disappears at an incredible speed. Once you taste it, you'll understand why, and you'll find yourself reordering too… (that's exactly what happened to me.)

Inside Pink Wall Cafe: just how pink is the interior?

The interior of Pink Wall Cafe uses pink as an accent without going overboard. The first thing that caught my eye walking in was, of course, that pink-pink atmosphere! Cute pink items and dolls were decorated throughout, making it fun to look around.

Even the self-service bar had pink items! Pink straws, pink tissues.

The chandelier is pink-pink, the cushions are pink-pink.

I really loved how the pink was used as an accent without going overboard. If it were too much, people who don't like pink would feel uncomfortable and want to leave, but it wasn't like that at all—I loved it.

Three moms had dressed up three daughters and sat them in a row, and as a mom of two daughters myself, seeing that made me smile. You don't have to have a daughter to think pink, but this is a space anyone who loves pink can genuinely enjoy.

Besides families, there were plenty of couples on dates, and groups of women who'd dressed carefully just to take pretty photos of each other. This isn't just a café to grab a coffee—it's a Yeongjong café where browsing the space and taking photos is half the fun!

Even the baby chair is pink-pink!

Pink Wall Cafe's outdoor picnic zone and greenhouse terrace

The outdoor space at Pink Wall Cafe isn't just a parking lot—there are areas set up like a picnic zone, so if the weather's nice, it's great for spending time outside too.

It seemed like a great spot for taking photos outside and taking a little stroll with the kids, but it was so hot that day… my family didn't even attempt to go outside haha. Next time I'd like to come on a cooler day and properly explore the outdoor area.

Right next door there's a greenhouse-style terrace space too. It's built like a greenhouse with air conditioning running, and in the photos there's a pink tree in the middle that makes for great pictures. There's a reason so many people eat there.

This is the spot where we took a group photo on our way out! I thought it'd be great if they ran an event where you get something for posting a photo from here on Instagram.

Both the drinks and the bread are the real deal at Pink Wall Cafe, a Yeongjong bakery café. Say hi to the cutie on your way out!

How the choco croissant, bagel and apple pie pastry taste

The choco croissant disappeared the fastest at Pink Wall Cafe. It vanished the moment it arrived, so we ordered another one, and that second one disappeared just as quickly too.

The bagel and apple pie were both freaking delicious too.

Full marks to whoever cut everything into bite-sized pieces for both kids and adults!

This watermelon juice too… I reordered it haha. The kids practically buried their faces in it. I tried it myself and it was seriously delicious. It was hot that day, so the kids loved how cold and sweet it was, and the sherbet-like frozen bits on top were a huge hit too.

The matcha latte and iced Americano the adults ordered were above average too! The cups were even a bit bigger than at most other cafés. By the time we finished, we felt full.

Someone please rename this bread to 'unbelievably delicious bread.' A bagel-like bread coated in garlic parsley oil cream cheese, who knew.

On top of that, the bread with ham inside tastes clean and healthy even plain, but topping it with the blueberry cream cheese that came free with the bagel takes the flavor to another level.

And finally, the incredibly delicious pastry!!! The apple pie had a slightly chewy inside, an amazingly tasty pastry with what tasted like top-tier apple jam inside.

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The Yeongjong view on the way to Pink Wall Cafe's outdoor restroom

Restrooms at Pink Wall Cafe are available both outside and inside, so it was convenient to use. But on our way out, we went to use the outdoor restroom and… eek!!!!

Suddenly something moved in front of us. Turned out it was a massive blue crab walking along haha. Never expected to meet a crab at a café. The kids were startled and so was I, but it was so funny we watched it for a while. Eating bread and taking photos at a pretty pink café, then suddenly running into a crab—that's peak Yeongjong right there!

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