Suwon brunch café: 4 bagels boxed for 29,900 won at Orange Bagel

What does the Laugen bagel at Orange Bagel taste like?

If a plain bagel is regular coffee, the Laugen bagel is TOP...

The outside has a slight firm bite, but as you get toward the center it turns soft and chewy — really fun to chew through.

Plain but never boring, salty but you keep reaching for more! On days when a sweet bagel feels like too much, a Laugen bagel like this is just right.

One bite in and the chewy bagel texture floods your mouth with that distinctly salty, nutty Laugen flavor, you know?

Mmm... is there a good Laugen bagel place near me anywhere?

Today is September 4, 2026!

Orange Bagel on Omokcheon-ro in Suwon: parking and the building

Orange Bagel is a bakery café at 129 Omokcheon-ro, Gwonseon-gu, Suwon-si, Gyeonggi-do, South Korea. If you've been hunting for a Suwon bakery café or a Hwaseong Bongdam café, the search ends here.

Parking lot on-site! True to a big Suwon café, waiting for your car is easy.

Wow... when you think of café desserts, financiers and cakes come to mind, right? But Orange Bagel is dead serious about bagels!

How much do 4 bagels cost at Orange Bagel?

What should I eat? Don't overthink it!

• Laugen bagel ₩6,900
• Red bean butter bagel ₩6,900
• Double cream bagel ₩7,600
• Bacon scallion bagel ₩8,500
• Total ₩29,900

▶ PreView ◀ Dear Encyclopedia of Travel readers, do you like Laugen bagels? I'm quite a fan of the bacon scallion bagel myself. Let me go try it out.

Second-floor seats and third-floor rooftop at Orange Bagel

▶ 1st Taste ◀

After placing my takeout order, I headed up to the 2nd floor~ Even on a weekday afternoon there were plenty of guests. The 2nd floor has a different concept in every corner, so it's fun just wandering around.

▶ 2nd Taste ◀

Up to the 3rd floor~ It's a rooftop, and in September it's a bit warm, but after sunset it's totally romantic! A Suwon brunch café.

▶ 3rd Taste ◀

Order 4 bagels and box packaging is available!

Tasting the 4 Orange Bagel flavors at home with hibiscus tea

4th Menu

Ran home before the bagels got cold! Whoops! Brewed up a not-too-sweet hibiscus tea that pairs perfectly with bagels~

Laugen bagel, 6,900 won

5th Menu

Okay, let's start with the Laugen bagel. The name felt unfamiliar at first, but it's the kind you can enjoy for that distinctly pretzel-like chewiness. Chewy elasticity plus a crunchy hit of salt — you don't get tired of it.

Angbutter bagel (red bean and butter), 6,900 won

6th Menu

The red bean butter is the opposite — sweet red bean paste and soft butter together, an addictive combo!

Bacon scallion bagel, 8,500 won

7th Menu

Can't skip the protein? Loaded with bacon! The bacon scallion bagel, topped with chopped scallions, will satisfy any protein enthusiast, don't you think? Suwon brunch café approved? Yep, approved!

Double cream bagel, 7,600 won

8th Menu

With the double cream bagel, the sprinkle of sesame seeds catches your eye before the cream does. The nutty, rich cream combo is insane...

9th Menu

Wrapping up today's brunch with a clean cup of hibiscus tea~!!

Before and after: the takeout box emptied

So good it hurts!

They say the real proof of a good restaurant is an empty plate!!

Write a review at Orange Bagel and you get... a bagel?!

Bagels taste even better lightly warmed, right? But not these — nope!