Pet-friendly café in Yeongjong, Incheon with bagels: Pink Wall Cafe
In short
Pink Wall Cafe is a pet-friendly bakery café in Yeongjong, Incheon, with a spacious pink interior, outdoor tables, and parking behind the building. I visited on a date and enjoyed a bacon jalapeño bagel, peach yogurt, and vanilla latte, though the heat and dark clouds made the outdoor area less enjoyable that day.
Good to know
- Address
- 인천 영종구 용유서로 111 2동
- Parking
- A large gravel parking lot is behind the café.
- Space
- A spacious interior, outdoor tables, and a yard.
- Pets
- This is a pet-friendly café; dogs inside were in strollers during my visit.
- Ordering
- Kiosk ordering is available.
- Bacon jalapeño bagel
- ₩6,000 at the time of my visit.
- Sungaya Yogurthae
- ₩9,000 at the time of my visit.
- Vanilla latte
- ₩7,800 at the time of my visit.
- Bagel purchase benefit
- Cream cheese was included with a bagel purchase at the time of the original visit.
- Self-service bar
- Wet wipes, tissues, paper cups, and a water dispenser were available.
as written by the visitor on Sep 3, 2026
I went to Pink Wall Cafe (핑크월카페), a pet-friendly café on Yeongjong Island, for a date. True to its name, pink continued from the outside of the building through the interior décor.
Where is Pink Wall Cafe, and was parking convenient?
The address is 111 Yongyuseo-ro, Building 2, Yeongjong-gu, Incheon. When I entered Pink Wall Cafe into navigation, it guided me to the parking lot behind the café. The gravel lot was spacious, and after parking, I went through a door on the opposite side to reach the front of the café.
The outside of the building was pink, fitting the name well.
What were the outdoor tables and yard like?
There were tables outside as well. However, it was very hot with dark clouds on the day I visited, so I was disappointed by the outdoor setting. I thought it would be nice to sit outside and spend time there in better weather.
Since I was full, I also took a lap around the outdoor yard. There were pink flowers in a space that looked like an annex.
What was the pet-friendly indoor space like?
The dogs inside during my visit were in strollers. I barely noticed that there were dogs there. The space that looked like an annex seemed as though it could be used with dogs that have difficulty staying in a stroller, but I did not confirm the exact conditions of use.
The interior was spacious, with pink décor, props, and lighting. I also looked around at the small decorative items throughout. The self-service bar had wet wipes, tissues, and paper cups, and I could drink water from the dispenser.
What did I order, and how much did it cost?
I could order at the kiosk. I wanted to try a bagel too, so I looked over the varieties.
I chose the bacon jalapeño bagel. At the time of my visit, cream cheese came with a bagel purchase. Cakes were also prepared in the refrigerator.
- Bacon jalapeño bagel: ₩6,000
- Sungaya Yogurthae: ₩9,000
- Vanilla latte: ₩7,800
What did the peach yogurt and vanilla latte taste like?
I enjoyed the coffee, drink, and bagel. In particular, I chose the peach yogurt called “Sungaya Yogurthae” because I wanted to enjoy seasonal peaches and it was described as a signature menu item.
It looked like a latte, but it was a drinkable yogurt. It was not overly sweet and had a strong peach aroma, so I enjoyed it.
I also enjoyed the vanilla latte. I liked the coffee enough that I deliberately saved some, packed it up, and drank it again on the way home.
What was the bacon jalapeño bagel like?
When I cut open the bagel, I found cheese inside the bread too. The bacon and jalapeño went well together, and the jalapeño balanced the rich flavor.
It was also good spread with the cream cheese that came with it.
Where it is
111 Yongyuseo-ro, Building 2, Yeongjong-gu, Incheon, South Korea인천광역시 영종구 용유서로 111 2동
