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Cafés, restaurants and places in Yeongjong, Incheon, written by bloggers who went there.
Pink Wall Cafe is a bagel café on Yongyuseo-ro in Yeongjong, Incheon, with a greenhouse where dogs are allowed. I visited on a weekday with my dogs, tried the soboro chestnut and basil tomato bagels with coffee, and liked the soft texture, though the greenhouse may not feel cool enough on hot days.
Bongga Gyodong Banjeom is a Chinese restaurant in Yeongjong, Incheon, where I compared Gyodong jjamppong with Chodang soft tofu jjamppong rice. The rich, spicy broth and chewy house-made noodles stood out, while the softer tofu rice dish felt milder and more filling.
Pink Wall Cafe is a bakery café on Yongyuseo-ro in Yeongjong, Incheon, with a pink exterior, terrace, and parking. I tried garlic and fig bagels with cream cheese, plus coffee with little noticeable acidity; the spacious weekend seating was comfortable, though the carrot cake was sold out.
Bongga Gyodong Banjeom is a Gyodong-style jjamppong restaurant on the Eungol Cafe Street in Unseo-dong, Yeongjong, Incheon. I tried its chewy house-made noodles and clean, wok-charred broth, along with a comparatively mild tofu jjamppong rice dish. The tables and parking were spacious, though getting there by car was easier than by public transport.
Pink Wall Cafe is a bakery café in Eulwang-ri, Yeongjong, Incheon, where I tried mocha cream cheese and basil tomato bagels. The pink, plant-filled setting was good for photos, but the bagels were softer than chewy and the similar indoor tables made choosing a seat difficult.
Bongga Gyodong Banjeom is a Chinese restaurant in Yeongjong, Incheon. My family and I shared jjamppong, tofu jjamppong rice, jajangmyeon, and mini tangsuyuk, and my husband and I returned the next day for the rich, moderately spicy broth. The dining room felt spacious, though it seemed likely to get busy around lunchtime.
Pink Wall Cafe is a bakery café on Yongyuseo-ro in Yeongjong, Incheon, with vividly pink indoor and outdoor spaces. I took photos by the exterior wall and among the indoor props, then had a hot Americano and strawberry latte. The strawberry latte had plenty of strawberry flavor, while the coffee leaned burnt rather than acidic; I was too full to try the bakery items.
Bongga Gyodong Banjeom is a Chinese restaurant in Unseo-dong’s café street area on Yeongjong, Incheon. I ordered Gangneung Chodang soft tofu jjamppong rice, jajangmyeon, and tangsuyuk; the tofu jjamppong was less intense than it looked, while the child enjoyed the jajangmyeon and the tangsuyuk had thick pieces of meat.
Pink Wall Cafe is a dog-friendly bakery café on Yongyuseo-ro in Yeongjong, Incheon. I had its Amerijamong and lemonade in the pink-themed space; it was pleasant for photos and conversation, though dog-access conditions should be confirmed before visiting.
Bongga Gyodong Banjeom is a Chinese restaurant on Hwarangmok-ro in Yeongjong, Incheon. I tried Gyodong jjambbong, Chodang sundubu jjambbongbap, and fried dumplings; the rich broth and chewy noodles stood out, while the soft tofu version felt gentler. Its spacious dining room and group seating suited a family meal.
Pink Wall Cafe is a bakery café near Eulwangri and Masian Beach in Yeongjong, Incheon. After a coastal drive with my parents, I had a garlic cream cheese bagel and hot Americano; the rain, garden view, and nutty coffee made for a relaxing break.
Bongga Gyodong Banjeom is a Chinese restaurant on Eungol Cafe Street in Unseo-dong, Yeongjong, Incheon. I ordered Gyodong jjamppong, jajangmyeon, and mini tangsuyuk; the chewy house-made noodles, lightly smoky spicy broth, and crisp pork stood out.
