Tiramisu roll and stream-view terrace at Yeongjong café Pink Wall Cafe

All the pink lovers, gather here!

I found Pink Wall while looking for a café after a meal during a family outing to Yeongjong Island. The name itself is pink-pink, and when I actually went, it turned out to be an even more lovable space than I expected — we had a great time there with the kids.

Where is Pink Wall Cafe, and what are its parking and hours?

Pink Wall Cafe is located at 111 Yongyuseo-ro, 2-dong, Yeongjong-gu, Incheon. It's open Saturdays, Sundays, and holidays from 10:00 AM to 8:30 PM. Pets are welcome in the greenhouse and terrace areas, and there's free parking both in front of and behind the café.

Yeongjong's Pink Wall Cafe sits along the Masian bakery café strip, so it was an easy stop while driving through Eulwangri. It's also a decent detour for anyone hunting for brunch cafés near Incheon Airport or cafés near Inspire.

Pink from the entrance to the bathroom: Pink Wall Cafe's photo spots

True to its name, Pink Wall Cafe hits you with pink from the entrance onward. Pink-themed props and corners are scattered throughout the café, inside and out, so it's great for photos, and the kids got excited looking around everywhere. Even doing a backflip and snapping a photo here, you'd still get a life shot! There used to be a Paul Smith store on LA's Beverly Hills with this exact same pink wall, which was hot for a while — so I was glad to finally meet the pink wall in Yeongjong that I never made it to see in LA :)

It's not just a pretty-looking spot — the table spacing and the seats that catch natural light are laid out generously, so it was comfortable for the family to sit and rest.

Even the bathroom is pink-pink!

House-baked bagels at Pink Wall Cafe, with cream cheese or jam

I also liked that Pink Wall isn't just visually pretty — it's a bakery café that actually makes its own bagels. Beyond the basic bagel, cream cheese bagel, and garlic bagel, there are unusual bagels you don't often see, like sobo chestnut bagel, squid ink roll cheese bagel, and red bean bagel — so many kinds that as a bread-lover, I wanted to try one of everything! They said any bagel purchase comes with a choice of cream cheese or jam, so I picked one.

Cheese bagel, chocolate croissant and tiramisu roll: our family order

That day, our whole bread-loving family ordered a cheese bagel, chocolate croissant, and tiramisu roll, along with a strawberry yogurt smoothie and a refreshing omija (schisandra berry) ade to drink.

My chocolate-loving son claimed the chocolate croissant, thickly coated in chocolate, the second he saw it, and my husband's pick was the tiramisu. He can't drink coffee, but somehow he devours tiramisu with espresso in it — go figure haha. My cheese-loving daughter's pick was the cheese bagel and strawberry yogurt smoothie. Prices weren't exactly cheap, but everything we ordered tasted so good overall that it felt worth every won.

The outdoor terrace seats overlooking the stream

Pink Wall Cafe's outdoor terrace seats face the stream. The weather was nice, so we sat outside on the terrace — sitting there with the cool breeze and the scenery around us was just so lovely! Facing the stream, we even spotted a bird hunting by the water and watched it with the kids for a while :)

A day trip to Yeongjong Island where we properly enjoyed both a pretty space and delicious bread. Next time I'll have to try the bagels I haven't gotten to yet, one by one.

Pink Wall was a great spot to rest for a bit in a pink-toned space while enjoying good bakery items, coffee, and drinks. If you're looking for a café after an Eulwangri drive, or a pretty café to visit with kids on Yeongjong Island, I'd recommend Pink Wall Cafe, filled with pink.