Eulwangri Beach bagel café with high-tide ocean views: Pink Wall Cafe

What is Pink Wall Cafe?

Pink Wall Cafe is a bakery café on Yongyuseo-ro in Yeongjong, Incheon, just 5 minutes from Eulwangri Beach, so it's easy to pair with a beach trip 😚 This weekend I went for a drive around Yeongjong to get some fresh air, and since Yeongjong has so many famous, pretty cafés, I spent a while deciding before finally visiting Pink Wall, a place I'd had my eye on for a while. The building is entirely pink, so I'd always been curious passing by, and I finally made it there! Here's my honest review, paid for with my own money for real.

• 📍 Address: 111 Yongyuseo-ro, dong 2, Yeongjong-gu, Incheon, South Korea
• ⏰ Hours: 10:30 - 20:30
• 📝 Last order: 20:00
• 👶 High chairs: Available
• 🐶 Pet-friendly: Yes (outdoor greenhouse, terrace)

Is parking easy at Pink Wall Cafe?

Pink Wall Cafe has its own parking lot, and you can park at either the front or back of the building. To park in the back, you need to loop around for about 5 minutes 🙂 It was a weekend so I was worried about parking with all the traffic across Yeongjong, but luckily it worked out. Since it was a holiday, both people and cars were everywhere haha.

Walking toward the café building after parking, I immediately understood why it's called 'Pink Wall' 💗

Pink exterior and photo zones

The entire exterior of Pink Wall Cafe is covered in warm, bright pastel pink, so it stood out from far away! Driving around the Eulwangri area, it really catches your eye lol. That's why I'd been genuinely curious about it for a while.

There are cute bagel signs all over, so bagels seem to be the signature menu 🥯 There are photo zones all around the café, but since I visited during the holiday, every single photo zone had customers taking pictures, so it was hard to get shots 🥺 Be sure to snap some photos at the pretty photo zones around the café 👏🏻

This is the view from the opposite side of the café, walking all the way through. With the terrace attached, it felt kind of like a European café — the exterior was really charming and cute 💕

What's the interior atmosphere like at Pink Wall Cafe?

Inside Pink Wall Cafe, there are high ceilings with fancy chandelier lighting, and enough tables with decent spacing between them for comfortable conversation ✨ Overall the warm wood-toned tables and chairs have pink accents here and there, making it a clean, sentimental café with great vibes!

Is the terrace pet-friendly?

My favorite spot at Pink Wall Cafe was definitely the terrace area. It had a quite different atmosphere from the indoor space — with good natural light, it felt brighter, with a white-toned interior 👏

When I visited, there were a lot of families, and the outdoor terrace seats had tons of customers who'd brought their dogs 🐶 It seemed like the perfect spot to enjoy a relaxed weekend with a pet.

Opening the glass door onto the terrace, you find outdoor seats laid with gravel stretching out, with a small stream flowing alongside 😗 Since the sea is right in front, it seemed to be a stream flowing into it — being the West Sea, the water color is a bit as expected 😅 but there was no smell or other issues that I noticed. With reeds visible behind, it was a seat where you could really feel the autumn vibes 👀

The back terrace with ocean views

Sitting on this terrace, you get a wide-open ocean view in the distance. This is the same spot as the back parking lot I mentioned earlier 🙂 The sea breeze blows gently 🌊 and with such a wide view, it felt really refreshing. The ocean view was better than expected haha. This café really has a lot of seating, from the interior all the way to the outdoor terrace!

Pink Wall Cafe's drinks and bakery menu

At the Pink Wall Cafe counter, the drink lineup was packed, from basic espresso drinks to decaf coffee, ades, and teas 👏 After carefully looking around the café, I moved to the counter to order.

After choosing my drink, I went to the bakery corner right next to it, where various bagels and croissants baked in-house were neatly displayed 🤎 Pink Wall's bagels have a slightly unusual shape!

In the showcase next to it, there were also cakes with pretty visuals, so it looked like a fine place to enjoy dessert even if you're not there for bagels 🍰🧡

The plump croissants looked delicious too 🥐🥺

From plain bagels to ones topped with all kinds of toppings 🥯 the variety was really impressive. Looking at the photos again, I regret not also getting the fig bagel 😭 There were pies scattered around too, and with so much variety, I had a happy dilemma figuring out what to choose 🤤

This was taken right before I left after finishing everything — a green onion cream cheese bagel had come out as well 🥯 A bagel specialty shop like this on Yeongjong is truly rare 👏

After a long deliberation, I ordered 2 decaf Americanos, a bacon jalapeño bagel, and a basil tomato bagel 💛

Warming bagels at the self-service zone

Right behind the register at Pink Wall Cafe, there's a self-service zone where you can warm your bread yourself, and pack any leftovers yourself into bags 👍 I got my bagels first and warmed them up right away 🥯

After a short wait, here's today's spread 🍅🌿

Do you have to buy the cream cheese separately at Pink Wall Cafe?

At Pink Wall Cafe, when you order bagels, you get to take as much cream cheese as you want for free, per number of bagels ordered! It's one of the café's strong points. So I got two kinds — one with what looked like green onion topping, and a plain one haha. Usually at well-known bagel places, you have to buy cream cheese separately, so this felt really thoughtful 😚

How do the bacon jalapeño bagel and basil tomato bagel taste?

Pink Wall Cafe's bacon jalapeño bagel had yellow cheese, savory bacon, and chopped jalapeño on top of the bread, with soft, melty cheese packed inside too! It wasn't too strong-flavored so I enjoyed it, but the jalapeño might be a bit spicy for kids 🌶

The basil tomato bagel was surprisingly delicious! Basil was mixed right into the bagel dough itself, so the more you chewed, the stronger the basil flavor came through, and there were sun-dried tomatoes inside that were a real delicacy 🍅👍

Overall, the bread itself wasn't dry at all and had a chewy texture, making it great for brunch. Eating it warm made it even more delicious! This place is definitely a bagel spot worth trying ✨ The cream cheese was amazing too 🥯 It's a plain bagel that doesn't get boring, so it was easy to keep eating without feeling weighed down. My stomach felt light afterward, with no bloating at all!

How was the decaf Americano?

Pink Wall Cafe's decaf Americano had a clean, refreshing taste overall, without any bitterness or sourness standing out 🙂 There are so many cafés where decaf tastes bad, but this one is easy to drink and I'd recommend it 👏 Without the typical flat, watery quality of decaf, it had just the right heaviness, making it a clean pairing with the nutty bagels.

Can you see the ocean from inside too?

You can see the ocean even sitting indoors at Pink Wall Cafe 🌊 The owner is clearly devoted to pink, but it's not overwhelming — it's tastefully and prettily decorated at Pink Wall Cafe! While chatting away and looking outside, I noticed the tide had come in and the seawater was flowing closer.

The ocean view near Gueupbaetteo is pretty too, but I think the sea around Eulwangri is just as beautiful! Pink Wall Cafe seemed like a great stop to make while coming to watch the sunset around Eulwangri too 💗 I'd recommend it for a casual Yeongjong outing, a day trip from Incheon, or a drive from Seoul 🤭

Pink Wall Cafe at a glance

• It has its own parking lot, so you can visit without worrying about parking even on weekends.
• There are lots of pretty photo zones around the café, great for pictures, and the interior is clean and pleasant.
• There are separate men's and women's restrooms inside, and they're clean!
• You can look out at the ocean from the outdoor terrace, and it's dog-friendly, making it a great Yeongjong café to bring pets to.
• There's a wide variety of house-made bagels, recommended for anyone who loves bread!
• It's a comfortable, relaxing café to stop by when driving around Yeongjong.