It was nice being located inside the Fairy Tale Village, allowing me to enjoy other attractions as well. Unlike typical shops, the interior had a spacious and lively atmosphere, which I liked. However, it was disappointing that while you could see an artificial waterfall on one side when going up to the second floor, only the parking lot was visible on the other. There were also special drinks available only here. However, I couldn't find anything special about the beverages. The vanilla latte, in particular, was a huge disappointment; the overall taste was mild, and the vanilla flavor—which was in the name—was too weak. The bread was also less tasty than that of a typical local bakery. Aside from the spacious interior and the view of the artificial waterfall, there was nothing particularly special about this place.
The area is very nice and if you are lucky you can get good seating. It is very busy and their jeju special menu items are alright, not outstanding. Would visit again for the location, especially during flowering season
This Starbucks might be the biggest one I’ve ever seen. The building is huge with two floors and upstairs you get a great view into nature. The selection of drinks and snacks is strong, the Jeju matcha latte was amazing, and the Belgian chocolate cake was rich and really moist. Packed to the limit, but still a great spot.
As with all the other reviews, it is one of the prettier Starbucks in the world and not just Korea. Food and coffee is pretty standard and nothing great. Pastries were dry and a little too sweet. Huge seating area and some of the tables faces the park and those are very nice to sit at. Definitely worth a visit if you’re in Jeju.
One of the must visit Starbucks in Jeju with its beautiful exterior landscape and interior architecture. Its range of food drink menu is also great not forgetting the Jeju only merchandise.
