Omokcheon-ro café in Suwon: Orange Breeze cream latte at Orange Bagel

૮₍´｡･⩊･ ｡`₎ა Hi, this is Simi! Today I'm bringing you my review of Orange Bagel, a large Suwon café that surprised me twice — once by its sheer size, and once by how many kinds of bagels it had. If you're looking for a bakery café in Suwon, this one's worth a visit :)

Orange Bagel hours and parking in Suwon

• Hours: 07:30–21:00
• Closed: every Monday
• Ample parking available
• Address: 129 Omokcheon-ro, Gwonseon-gu, Suwon, Gyeonggi, South Korea

What the exterior, 1st floor and goods zone look like

True to its name, Orange Bagel's orange-brick building was really striking! The building itself is so big it catches your eye from far away, and the parking lot is spacious enough that driving there is easy. A great spot if you're looking for a café near Seoul and want to make it a drive too!

The moment you step inside, it has a strong New York vibe — the orange-toned wood interior really suits the brand's concept!

There's a goods zone on one side of the 1st floor with a good variety of merch, styled with such a good eye that it was fun just wandering around — this large Suwon café really delivers on that front!

Bagel flavors at Orange Bagel and the 4-bagel takeout box

If you buy 4 bagels, they'll pack them in Orange Bagel's own box, which is so cute it would make a great gift too.

The variety of bagels was really impressive. Scallion cream bacon bagel, crab & shrimp bagel, salmon bagel, pepperoni bagel and more — there were so many options I genuinely agonized over what to pick, haha.

Over by the fridge there were also salmon bagels and jambon-beurre bagels, plus glasses of wine, which seems like a nice way to set the mood.

There's an oven next to the bagels so you can warm yours up a little! And while waiting for the oven, the mural on the wall next to it is so cute, haha.

Is the 2nd floor still relaxed for group meetups on a weekend?

Even on the way up to the 2nd floor with your food, there are so many interior details that it's fun to take photos and look around — this large Suwon café keeps delivering.

Even though it was a weekend and pretty busy, the space is so large that it never felt crowded, which I really loved. There were small tables as well as a variety of group seating, so the crowd was really mixed — dates, family gatherings, all kinds of groups. In particular, there must be a wedding hall nearby, since a large group of wedding guests were having their after-party gathering there, and with such varied seating, tables and a huge parking lot, it really seemed like the perfect café for group meetups.

On the 2nd floor, there's also a separate area where natural light pours in, so that's where we sat!

The 3rd floor is an outdoor terrace, and the mural there is full-on American vibes too.

How the Orange Breeze, orange Americano and two bagels taste

We ordered orange Americano, Orange Breeze, a Laugen butter bagel, and a crab & shrimp bagel!

First up, the signature orange Americano! The orange added to the Americano blended really well with the coffee, giving it a refreshing citrusy taste. Orange Breeze was a cream latte-style drink, and the soft cream and orange scent went together better than I expected!

And the crab & shrimp bagel! It looks so generously loaded >_< With plenty of crab meat and shrimp inside and a chewy bagel, it was filling enough to be a full meal. A menu I'd recommend to anyone looking for a brunch café in Suwon!

The Laugen butter bagel comes with a whole slab of butter inside — with that combo of salty bagel and nutty butter, there's no way it could taste bad...

Is Orange Bagel worth the trip to Omokcheon-ro?

If you're looking for a drive course near Seoul or somewhere to visit in Gyeonggi, Orange Bagel, this large Suwon café, is worth checking out! It's so spacious that it's easy to relax and take your time, and with so many bagel varieties, picking was half the fun. Highly recommend Orange Bagel, a Suwon coffee spot with plenty of photogenic corners to explore!