Nowon board game café indoor date: Lost Cities at Hero Board Game Cafe
In short
Hero Board Game Cafe Nowon Branch is a board game, Nintendo and PlayStation play zone on the third floor of the busy street near Nowon Station in Seoul. In a private room at Hero Board Game Cafe, the visit meant Nintendo Switch's It Takes Two, chicken, sotteok sotteok (grilled rice cake and sausage skewers) and drinks, plus a round of the board game Lost Cities. Weekdays cost 5,000 won for unlimited play, which makes it an easy indoor date in Nowon.

Good to know
- Location
- 3rd floor, Rooms 301 and 302, 15 Sanggye-ro 3-gil, Nowon-gu, Seoul (busy street near Nowon Station)
- Reservations
- Walk-ins fine, no booking needed; waits possible on weekends and at peak hours
- Weekday rate
- 5,000 won for unlimited play
- Food ordered
- Chicken, sotteok sotteok, drinks
- Games played
- It Takes Two on Nintendo Switch, and the board game Lost Cities
- Price reference
- ₩5,000 ≈ $3.6 (2026-09-22)
as written by the visitor on Sep 21, 2026
Hi everyone! I bet you've all had that moment of "what should we do today?" or "where should we go?" whenever you're meeting up with someone. Whether the weather's too cold or too hot, or your usual café-and-movie date routine is getting stale, I found the perfect hotspot for an indoor date in Nowon — a place packed with board games, activities, and great food all in one. Meet Hero Board Game Cafe Nowon Branch!

Where is Hero Board Game Cafe Nowon Branch, and do you need a reservation?
Hero Board Game Cafe Nowon Branch is a board game café on the 3rd floor of 15 Sanggye-ro 3-gil, Nowon-gu, Seoul, right in the busy area near Nowon Station, so it's really easy to get to. Here's some useful info before you head over.
- Reservations: No reservation needed — walk-ins are fine. That said, this place is so popular that weekends or peak hours can mean a wait, so I'd recommend going with some time to spare!
- Location: Right in the middle of the lively street near Nowon Station, so access is excellent.
Board games, Nintendo and PlayStation: what the play zone offers
When you hear "board game café," you probably picture people sitting at a table just playing board games, right? But Hero Board Game Cafe Nowon Branch goes way beyond that — it's a true "multi play zone."


The moment you walk in, you're hit with an overwhelming number of board game shelves. There's everything from easy beginner games to high-difficulty strategy games that really make you think, and even the trendy murder mystery genre — the variety is beyond imagination. The games were also kept in great, clean condition, which made playing feel even better.
And the real charm of this place is that there's so much to do beyond just board games!



Arcade machines & video games: from nostalgic classic arcade cabinets to the latest Nintendo Switch and PlayStation (PS) consoles, everything's here — perfect for taking a break from board games or switching up the vibe entirely.

Playing It Takes Two on Nintendo Switch in a private room
I picked a room with a Nintendo Switch and played the currently trending It Takes Two! It was great being able to relax and play comfortably in a private room.

The charm of the multi zone: whether you come with friends, a partner, or family, everyone can find something that suits their taste. I could really feel that this is a special space where people of all ages laugh nonstop.

Food menu at Hero Board Game Cafe: tteokbokki, chicken and bingsu
Playing games hard makes you hungry fast, right? Hero Board Game Cafe Nowon Branch has a food lineup that's just as solid as a proper restaurant.

Meals & snacks: spicy-sweet tteokbokki (stir-fried rice cakes) that keeps you reaching for more, crispy fried chicken, and sweet crunchy churros — there's plenty to satisfy your hunger. The drinks and desserts were great quality too, so there was no need to move to another café — I could handle food, dessert, and play all in one place, which made things super convenient.



I had chicken, sotteok sotteok (grilled rice cake and sausage skewers), and a drink — the food was warm and delicious. There's a wide variety of drinks too, not just coffee!

Lost Cities, and how 5,000 won weekday unlimited play works
I recommend the board game Lost Cities! It's not too hard and it's really fun — time flew by while we played. And since weekdays cost just ₩5,000 for unlimited play, it doesn't put a dent in your wallet either.


If you're a couple tired of the same old date routine, friends who want to laugh and make memories all day, or a family looking for a fun weekend indoor activity with the kids, I strongly recommend Hero Board Game Cafe Nowon Branch!
The space was comfortable, and everything — from things to do to things to eat — was satisfying with nothing missing. If you want to make some different memories near Nowon, don't overthink it, just go!
Where it is
15 Sanggye-ro 3-gil, 3rd floor, units 301-302, Nowon-gu, Seoul, South Korea서울특별시 노원구 상계로3길 15 3층 301,302호








