Second visit to Orange Bagel, Suwon: parking and 2nd-floor outlets

Today I'm sharing my trip to Orange Bagel, the bakery café in Suwon that's already super famous for bagels 😃♥️ I'd been here once before, so this was a comfortable repeat visit!

The weather was so nice today that I took a photo with the clouds haha. I also got a shot with Orange Bagel's trademark dog statue.

How's parking at this Suwon large café, Orange Bagel?

Orange Bagel is a large café in Suwon, so of course it's in its own standalone building — which means full parking facilities. There's even staff to help you park. A lot of large cafés don't have enough parking, but Orange Bagel has plenty of space, so you can definitely park even on weekends haha.

Bagel menu and how to order

The bagel menu is quite varied. There's plain, ang-butter (sweet red bean butter), scallion cream cheese, Laugen, cream cheese, everything bagels, and even various jambon-beurre and sandwich options :)

Doesn't it look so tempting? There's a spot with trays and parchment paper where you pick up your bagel and pay together with your drink, and forks, plates, and knives are all set up right by the counter. There's also a self-wrap station and a mini oven on one side, so you can enjoy it however you like.

The fridge section also has cream cheese in different flavors. Since bagels are a meal-type bread, they're great for brunch or as a snack between meals. And since they're not overly sweet, they're perfect for when you're dieting haha.

Interior and photo spots across the 3-story building

The interior really stands out throughout the place. It's not just about the bread — it genuinely feels like you've traveled abroad.

There are decorations here and there, so it was fun to look around while checking out the bread haha. Orange Bagel is a three-story building and the 3rd floor is a rooftop. With sunlight streaming through the windows like this, it's such a great spot for a date when the weather is nice.

Are the prices reasonable?

Large cafés can sometimes have pretty steep drink prices, but Orange Bagel's prices are quite reasonable. The plain bagel was around ₩3,000, and drink prices are pretty normal too haha.

We ordered an iced americano, a latte, a scallion bacon cream cheese bagel, and a Laugen bagel. On the way up to find a seat on the 2nd floor, they were selling all sorts of goods, so I took some photos with them too. There are even accessories and clothing, so if you're into that kind of thing, take a look when you visit haha.

We also spent a while looking around and taking selfies. There are mirrors scattered around, so there were lots of photo spots. It seems like a good place to come just to take photos.

A photo taken on the stairs going up to the 2nd floor. With the window there, the already-high ceiling looks even taller, and there's no stuffy feeling at all at this Suwon bagel café, Orange Bagel haha.

2nd-floor seats were great for working

We sat here. The sunlight came in warmly, but the AC was strong so it wasn't hot at all — really nice. There are large tables too, and outlets are close to every table, so it's a good spot to get work done.

For coffee, you choose between acidic, nutty, or decaf beans, and iced americano is nutty by default, so just ask if you'd like to change it. We had both the iced americano and latte in the nutty flavor and enjoyed them haha. Check out how the bagels look.

How the scallion bacon cream cheese and Laugen bagels tasted

The scallion bagel paired really well with the cream cheese, and the bread itself was chewy and delicious haha. But my favorite is the Laugen — the outside was a bit more chewy-tough, which suited my taste even more. The butter seemed like good quality too, since the flavor was so rich.

If you're looking for a top Suwon bagel spot, a Suwon large café, or a Suwon bakery café, Orange Bagel is obviously the answer. This is the only place I'll go for bagels! I'd definitely visit again, so I recommend it :) I don't think anyone who's been here once hasn't gone back haha.