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Cafés, restaurants and places in Yeongjong, Incheon, written by bloggers who went there.
Bongga Gyodong Banjeom is a Chinese restaurant on Eungol Cafe Street in Unseo-dong, Yeongjong, Incheon. I tried an extra-large jjajangmyeon, Gangneung Chodang soft tofu jjamppong rice, and mini tangsuyuk; the firm noodles, soft tofu, and crisp fried coating worked well together.
Pink Wall Cafe is a bakery café in Yeongjong, Incheon, where I stopped with my child after a meal in Eulwang-ri. We had Shine Muscat cake, an iced Americano, and a salt bagel; I liked the bagel’s chewy texture, but the strong sun kept us from enjoying the garden-style terrace for long.
Bonga Gyodong Banjeom is a Chinese restaurant near the Eungol Cafe Street area of Unseo-dong, Yeongjong, Incheon. I shared extra-large jjajangmyeon, Gangneung Chodang sundubu jjampongbap, and small tangsuyuk with my family; the springy handmade noodles and soft tofu broth stood out, though the order may be too much for two adults.
Pink Wall Cafe is a pink-themed bakery café on Yongyuseo-ro in Yeongjong, Incheon. I visited with my family for photos, drinks, and soft bagels; pets can join you on the outdoor terrace and in the greenhouse, but not indoors.
Bongga Gyodong Banjeom is a Chinese restaurant on Hwarangmok-ro in Yeongjong, Incheon, where I stopped with a friend after a drive. The smoky, rich Gyodong jjamppong and thick tangsuyuk worked well together, though the soup was a little salty for me.
Pink Wall Cafe is a large bagel café near Eulwangri in Yeongjong, Incheon. I visited in the evening for a mocha cream cheese bagel and hot Americano while watching the West Sea sunset; the bagel’s mocha aroma and soft cream cheese stood out.
Pink Wall Cafe is a bakery café on Yongyuseo-ro in Yeongjong, Incheon, with a pink interior and an outdoor garden. I had drinks and a fig tart, and found the widely spaced tables and parasol-covered outdoor seats especially appealing. The wide selection of bagels and desserts also made browsing enjoyable.
Bongga Gyodong Banjeom is a Chinese restaurant in Yeongjong, Incheon, where I had jajangmyeon, Gyodong jjamppong, and Chodang soft tofu jjamppong rice with my family. The broth was rich and pleasantly spicy to me, while the soft tofu softened its intensity without making it bland.
Pink Wall Cafe is a bakery café in Yeongjong, Incheon, with a pet-friendly annex and outdoor area. I visited with my dog on a weekday, walked by the canal, and had an iced Americano and mango smoothie; the air-conditioned annex and spacious free parking were useful, though it was too hot to sit outside.
Bongga Gyodong Banjeom is a Chinese restaurant in Unseo-dong’s café street in Yeongjong, Incheon. I stopped in alone for a late lunch of sundubu jjambbong with rice and mini tangsuyuk; the generous tofu and seafood made the spicy broth filling, though the sauce leaned sweet rather than tangy.
Pink Wall Cafe is a bakery café near Yongyu Beach and Seonnyeo Rock in Yeongjong, Incheon, with pets allowed in its outdoor greenhouse, terrace, and garden. I had an iced Americano and maesil ade; the drinks were pleasant, but the fig bagel I wanted was sold out.
Bongga Gyodong Banjeom is a Chinese restaurant near Unseo Station in Yeongjong, Incheon. I shared Chodang sundubu jjamppongbap and a small tangsuyuk with a friend; the tofu and rice were generous, though we did not get to try the noodles, which can sell out in the evening.
