Anyang study café with outlet room and levain cookies: Saechamcoffee

In short

Saechamcoffee is a sandwich brunch café on Daengni-dan-gil in Anyang, Gyeonggi, between Anyang Station and Samdeok Park. Saechamcoffee has a separated room with power outlets that suits sitting alone with a laptop, and the caprese basil sandwich set costs 12,000 won alongside the signature honey salt latte at 7,000 won. The levain cookie tasted like one from a dedicated cookie shop, so it is the one thing to order at Saechamcoffee.

Main shot of Saechamcoffee on Daengni-dan-gil in Anyang

Good to know

Location
28 Anyang-ro 329beon-gil, 1st floor, Manan-gu, Anyang, Gyeonggi (near Anyang Station, next to Samdeok Park on Daengni-dan-gil)
Hours
10:00–22:00
Parking
In front of the café 11:30–14:00; otherwise Samdeok Park public parking lot or Gaenari Playground public parking lot
Americano
4,300 won
Café latte
4,700 won
Signature drinks
7,000 won
Caprese basil sandwich
12,000 won
Spicy chicken sandwich
11,500 won
Truffle jambon-beurre sandwich
11,000 won
Payment and perks
Livelihood Recovery Consumption Coupon, Onnuri gift certificates and Apple Pay accepted
Pets
Dogs welcome
Price reference
₩4,300 ≈ $3.2 · ₩4,700 ≈ $3.5 · ₩7,000 ≈ $5.2 (2026-09-15)

as written by the visitor on Aug 11, 2026

Main shot of Saechamcoffee on Daengni-dan-gil in Anyang

Where is Saechamcoffee?

Saechamcoffee is a sandwich brunch café close to Anyang Station, on Daengni-dan-gil near Samdeok Park. The address is 28 Anyang-ro 329beon-gil, Manan-gu, Anyang-si, Gyeonggi-do, and it's open 10:00–22:00.

Parking is available in front of the café from 11:30 to 14:00. Outside that window, you can use Samdeok Park public parking or Gaenari Playground public parking.

Exterior of Saechamcoffee on Daengni-dan-gil

Saechamcoffee is a great sandwich brunch spot to swing by after얼룩말 식당 (Eollukmal Sikdang), a famous restaurant on Daengni-dan-gil in Manan-gu, Anyang. Let me show you the interior and the menu!

Sign about dog-friendly entry and payment options at Saechamcoffee

Dogs are welcome, and they accept the Livelihood Recovery Consumption Coupon, Onnuri gift certificates, and Apple Pay!

Inside Saechamcoffee: what are the seats like?

Saechamcoffee has a warm, wood-toned interior with a nice atmosphere. The space extends fairly deep inside, and the seats are spaced generously apart so it never feels cramped.

Wood-toned interior of Saechamcoffee

There's a big picture window looking out onto the street, so you can feel the season change — a spot I'd want to sit at on a rainy day or a snowy day.

Seating by the picture window with an outside view
Seating good for sitting alone at Saechamcoffee
Tables spaced generously apart at Saechamcoffee

I liked that there were several seats where you could sit alone and spend time without feeling out of place. It's a good stop before or after a walk in Samdeok Park, which makes it perfect for coming with your dog.

Saechamcoffee menu and prices

Saechamcoffee drink menu board

An Americano is ₩4,300, a café latte is ₩4,700, and the signature drink is ₩7,000. There are five kinds of drip coffee, plus smoothies, detox juice, herbal tea, traditional tea, and ade drinks — plenty of options even if you don't drink coffee.

Display of levain cookies, scones, and other baked goods

Levain cookies, scones, and castella make up the sweet baked-goods dessert lineup, and they pair perfectly with coffee.

Saechamcoffee sandwich menu sign

There are three sandwiches: the caprese basil sandwich for ₩12,000, the spicy chicken sandwich for ₩11,500, and the truffle jambon-beurre sandwich for ₩11,000. Since there are plenty of outlets for laptop work, a sandwich is great when you get hungry mid-session, and they're also good for a brunch date.

Drip bag coffee for sale

Since this is a drip-coffee café worth visiting for the coffee alone, they also sell drip bags to take home!

Reed and silvergrass decorated space
Autumn-themed interior decor at Saechamcoffee

The reed and silvergrass decor gives off an autumnal mood, making it a nice place for a date.

Separated room seating with outlets at Saechamcoffee

The separated room seat for laptop work

There's a separated room space toward the back of Saechamcoffee, and this is the spot that's great for working on a laptop. The outlets are placed up high so they're easy to use.

Since the space is enclosed, it's also good if you've brought your dog along.

How do the caprese basil sandwich set and levain cookie taste?

Caprese basil sandwich set with levain cookies and honey salt latte

I ordered the caprese basil sandwich set, two levain cookies, and the signature honey salt latte. If you order the sandwich as a set, it comes with an Americano and works out cheaper.

Signature honey salt latte and Americano

I'd been desperately searching for a good coffee spot in Manan-gu, Anyang, and both the Americano and the signature honey salt latte were delicious — sweet in a good way!

Cross-section of the ciabatta caprese basil sandwich

The crisply toasted ciabatta with cheese, tomato, and basil is a combo that's always good, no matter how many times I've had it. It's filling enough that one is a perfect meal replacement.

Two levain cookies from Saechamcoffee

But honestly, the levain cookies were the real standout! I always thought levain cookies were pretty much the same everywhere, but wow — this place is different! It tasted like something bought separately from a dedicated cookie shop. If you visit Saechamcoffee, you absolutely have to try the cookies!!!!

Is Saechamcoffee worth a visit?

If you're looking for a café with a nice atmosphere in Manan-gu, Anyang — one that's good for laptop work, dog-friendly, and known for sandwiches — I'd recommend Saechamcoffee. It's easy to focus in, everything from the sandwiches to the desserts to the coffee is delicious, and it's a place I'd want to visit again. A café well-loved by locals in Manan-gu, Anyang.

Where it is

Saechamcoffee새참커피

28 Anyang-ro 329beon-gil, 1st floor, Manan-gu, Anyang-si, Gyeonggi-do, South Korea경기도 안양시 만안구 안양로329번길 28 1층 새참커피

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