On May 30th of this year, the second branch of the trend-setting "MUUN seoul" cafe, known for its "Korean-style" concept, opened in the Harajuku-Jingumae area, just like the first branch. This cafe, renovated from an old Japanese house, features a rooftop terrace and is Instagram-worthy from every angle. The second branch offers limited edition foods like "Croffle" and popular Korean "Aid Drinks" not available at the first branch, attracting long queues even on weekdays due to its popularity. Stepping inside, you'll feel like you've traveled to Korea. The renovated old house of the second branch is a three-story building with a terrace on the top floor, filled with cute elements like orange trees and swings that will make your heart skip a beat. Most of the interior items are directly imported from Korea, allowing you to enjoy taking photos around the store while waiting for your meal. After ordering and paying on the first floor, you will be called with a bell to pick up your order. There are seats available on the 1st floor, 2nd floor, and terrace. On the day of my visit, they were having a collaboration with the popular brand "mellowneon" mainly targeting women in their 20s on social media. This collaboration seems to be a limited-time offer from September 18th to October 3rd. mellowneon offers a mix of vintage and trendy girly styles that will make you want to go out, with photo-worthy items. The collaboration menu includes desserts like Lemon Cheesecake, Lemon Pound Cake, and Lemon Tiramisu Cake, as well as bottled drinks and merchandise. I ordered the Lemon Pound Cake and Cafe Latte from the collaboration menu, and the Seasonal Fruit Croffle from the regular menu. The Lemon Pound Cake with its lemon aroma and sweet-sour icing was a perfect match, while the Croffle with Burrata cheese was a delightful combination of crispy and chewy textures. They had four types of Tungcaron available that day, which can also be taken out.

MUUN Seoul 2nd store in Harajuku This time, I will introduce a popular Korean cafe located a 10-minute walk from Meiji-Jingumae Station, which is featured in various magazines. It's a place you should visit with your boyfriend or girlfriend who loves cafes. The space has a calming atmosphere with white as the base color, and the presence of greenery makes it even more relaxing. The modern atmosphere is also appealing. The food and drinks are both diverse and attractive, with everything looking delicious. You can also enjoy Korean-style drinks like Dalgona coffee. One thing to note is that you need to order one drink and one food item each. With the weather getting warmer, the terrace and bench seats are recommended at this time of year. Be sure to check it out! Shop information: - Name: MUUN Seoul 2nd store - Address: T's 6 Building, 3-29-7 Jingumae, Shibuya-ku, Tokyo - Business hours: 11:00-19:00 - Number of seats: 20 (2 terrace seats) - Phone number: 03-6812-9499 - Closed on: None - Access: 10-minute walk from Harajuku Station - Budget: Up to 2000 yen - Payment: Cash only, no electronic money Naotaka | Favorite Introduction: Under the theme of "Solving the problem of where to go for a Tokyo date," I post about my favorite spots in Tokyo, such as cafes, shops, and delicious dishes and drinks. If you found it helpful or want to revisit a post, please tap the "Like" button or tap the "Save" button at the bottom right of the photo. Follow other shop introductions from here: @naotaka_cafegram Hashtags: #OmotesandoCafe #TokyoCafe #TokyoDate #TokyoSightseeing #TokyoTravel #HarajukuCafe #TerraceCafe #KoreanStyleCafe

This café is truly Korean-style! It is located near Harajuku Station and Meiji-jingumae Station, but both are a bit of a distance away. However, it is definitely worth walking to this café. The exterior is cute, and the interior is even cuter. The menu mainly consists of sweets. The fruit salad with dressing was delicious! Be careful when ordering at small table seats, as there may not be enough space for all the dishes. There is also a rooftop, but it doesn't have the same attention to detail as the interior, it feels more like a typical "rooftop" (laughs).

Finally made it to this cafe in Harajuku @muun_seoul and the interior was too cute... The freshly made croffle was amazing, and the staff was very polite. I couldn't eat the macarons because I was so full from the croffle, but they wrapped them up beautifully for me. Definitely a recommended cafe ☕️ I want you to try it too, it's so good. When I showed the photos, my daughter said "MUUN!" haha. She's really something. Next time, we have to go together... @muun_seoul #muunseoul #muunseoul2ndstore #muunseoulharajuku #harajukucafe #koreanstylecafe #muunseoul2ndstore #muunseoul #jinguumae #omotesando #koreancafe #tokyosweets #croffle #harajukulunch #harajukucafecrawl #deliciousplace #cafe #tokyocafe #atmospherecafe #cafe #tungcaron #macaron #focusstamp rally

⚠️Cash only! I visited on a Sunday afternoon and the place was not too crowded with about 4 groups, so we only had to wait for 20-30 minutes. [Ordered items] - Very Berry Soda (¥750) - Muscat Sherbet Soda (¥850) - Seasonal Fruit and Burrata Cheese Croffle (¥1350) - Seasonal Fruit Sandwich (¥850) The system is that you have to pick up your food once it's ready, but it takes quite a bit of time, so it's more suitable for people with time to spare. There is also a second floor, but the stairs are quite steep, so it's a bit nerve-wracking to carry things up and down! The atmosphere inside the cafe is cozy and inviting, perfect for taking photos or for otaku activities. The croffle I had after a long time was delicious. However, I felt that the prices were a bit on the higher side.

I had been curious about MUUN Seoul every time I passed by, but I never had the chance to go. Luckily, when I passed by on a weekday, there was no line and I was able to enter! The interior was very cute, and the staff were Korean, giving the cafe a very Korean vibe. I ordered Dalgona coffee and shared the an butter and sweet potato tart with my friend. The size of the an butter dessert was quite large, but it was so delicious... I already want to eat it again... The combination of waffle, butter, and cream was amazing. The tart was also delicious, but as a fan of an butter, I was really impressed by it and highly recommend it. The atmosphere inside the cafe was also very cute, with photo spots available! I think young girls would love the vibe.

FLAG's first store has closed, so please visit the nearby main store: Main Store: T's6 Building, 3-29-7 Jingumae, Shibuya-ku, Tokyo 150-0001 - Price: 2820 yen - Number of people: 1 - Waiting time: None On my day off, I was exploring Harajuku and stumbled upon a lovely cafe a bit off the main street. It's a trendy Korean-style cafe with a stylish interior. The owner and staff are all Korean but speak fluent Japanese. It felt like being in a scene from a drama when they occasionally conversed in Korean. The menu consists of a variety of dishes centered around fruits, including macarons, tarts, salads, and sandwiches. It's perfect for afternoon tea with friends or for a relaxing solo outing. Thank you for the delicious meal!

I entered the restaurant as soon as it opened on a regular day, and although the interior was not spacious, there was only one group before me so I could relax. I paid on the first floor, picked up the call bell when it rang, and then carried it to the second floor to sit wherever I wanted. The appearance and taste of the food were both excellent, and the male staff's service was also good. After eating, I wasn't sure what to do, but I saw the person before me take their tray to the first floor, so I did the same. However, I later realized there might have been a trash can near the stairs on the second floor where I could have left it. It was difficult to carry the tray down the stairs.

I was curious about Moon Soul, so I tried their cute macarons and Dalgona coffee! Not only are they cute, but they are also very delicious, and I want to go back soon. The cakes are also cute and it's hard to choose, but they all look delicious so I have high expectations.

Shibuya Station was a bit far, but maybe because it was a weekday, it wasn't too crowded. The atmosphere inside the restaurant was nice and relaxing, making it a comfortable place to be in! I learned the word "Tunkaron", it was super cute, super delicious, and super amazing! (^^)♡

Went to the second branch of a restaurant because the first one was full. It was around 3 PM on a holiday and the place was busy with only a few empty seats. By the time we left, there were about 4-5 groups waiting outside, so if you don't like waiting, it's recommended to go early in the morning! - Grapefruit Aid - Christmas version of Tonkalon I was planning to just have a drink since I was already full, but the Christmas version of Tonkalon was too cute to resist, so I ended up ordering it. The snowman was vanilla flavored and the gingerbread man was lotus flavored. The macarons were a bit sweet. The aid was a refreshing carbonated citrus drink with a slight sweetness that made it easy to gulp down.

The Dalgona coffee and Tuncaron were both delicious. I was able to get in without waiting in line. The interior of the shop was cute, stylish, and clean! If the weather is nice, I recommend sitting by the window. It's a self-service style where you order and bring the food to your seat, so be careful when climbing the stairs.

I visited the cafe around 4 pm on a regular day. The wait outside was about 10-15 minutes. I was prepared for a long wait, so I was pleasantly surprised that I was able to order smoothly. You order and pay at the counter, then wait at your table until your bell rings. There are seats on the first floor, but the main seating area seems to be on the second floor. The stairs to the second floor are relatively steep, so be careful if you are wearing heels when carrying a tray. If you order for two people, you will usually receive one tray, so it's okay to leave one person's belongings at the table. The interior is not cluttered and has a warm wooden feel. The restroom is spacious and clean, which is a plus. Lastly, I was a bit surprised when a macaron that looked blue in the showcase turned out to be purple when taken out. The macaron was very sweet, so I think it would have been better to order a coffee instead.

The Korean cafe has stylish food and interior. I finally tried Croffle and Dalgona coffee here for the first time. As someone who doesn't like black coffee, I found the sweetness of Dalgona coffee delicious and to my liking. The Croffle paired well with cheese, with a crispy outside and fluffy inside texture that was delicious. I think those who like croissants will definitely enjoy this dessert. Highly recommended Korean cafe in Harajuku. ☕️

I tried a cute chubby macaron called Toon Macaron at a Korean cafe. I chose my favorite Creme Brulee and a cute red heart (chocolate) from the colorful macarons displayed in the showcase. The one with a flower on the bottom is the matcha flavor that my friend ordered. Each macaron costs around 500 yen, and I paid about 1500 yen for 2 macarons and a drink. The taste is quite sweet, so I recommend having around 2 macarons. I've only had regular macarons before, but the ones here with lots of cream were delicious. It was a bit disappointing that the staff was not very friendly, and the cafe was almost full with limited seating. Overall, it was a good experience.

MUUN SEOUL, a Korean cafe that aims to make you feel like you're in Korea when you open the door, opened its second store in Harajuku on May 30, 2021. Popular among Korean-loving girls, MUUN SEOUL is not just Korean-themed, but a true Korean cafe. The cafe is known for its incredibly cute space. The address is 3-29-7 Jingumae, Shibuya-ku, Tokyo. The reviewer visited on a Tuesday and there was no line or wait time. The items ordered were a hot cafe latte for 850 yen, a milk-flavored snowman for 450 yen, a chocolate and banana-flavored Santa for 450 yen, and a chocolate and matcha-flavored tree for 450 yen. The Tunkaron, made with dough aged for 24 hours, is all handmade.

I purchased from a temporary store on Mosaic Street in Shinjuku. I didn't know anything about the shop, but I was drawn in by the very cute macarons I happened to pass by. I bought four flavors: matcha & chocolate, banana & chocolate, creme brulee, and Earl Grey. I was worried about whether the unusual and delicious combinations would work, but they were actually really tasty! The sweetness was just right for me. They would make great souvenirs because of their cuteness. I highly recommend trying them at least once.

I visited the restaurant with a friend around 4 pm on a regular evening. We had to wait for about 15 minutes before being seated, as there was one group ahead of us. The exterior of the restaurant was cute, with orange trees and spotlights that made for great photo opportunities while waiting. We ordered at the counter and paid upfront for four macarons, a grapefruit ade, and a vanilla latte. Takeout was also an option. We were able to choose our seats freely, with three tables on the first floor and about 10 seats on the second floor. The second-floor seating was a bit cramped, but there was a cute swing next to an orange tree, making it a great spot for photos. The grapefruit juice was refreshing and not too sour, while the macarons were a bit difficult to eat but offered a variety of delicious flavors, including Oreo, matcha, creme brulee, and purple sweet potato. The white pebble flooring and stylish furniture added to the overall charm of the place, although the tables and chairs were slightly unstable. I would definitely visit again if I have the chance.

It was a hot day when I went, so I ate at a makeshift vinyl house-like seat outside, and it was very humid and extremely hot. I wanted a proper seat! The distance between the seats was like a concert. The Tuncarlon was delicious without any complaints. I post gourmet photos on Instagram ≫ @mimipeco__food

MUUN Seoul 2nd store (Meiji Jingu-mae) ※Tokyo✔️ A cafe that feels like you've come to Korea on a trip ☕*°⁉️･ Unlike the first store specializing in Tungkalon, the 2nd store offers limited edition foods and popular items from Korea such as "Croffle" and "Fruit Aid", attracting a lot of attention and forming long queues! ※Fruit Aid: a drink made by mixing candied fruits with carbonated water, also known as "drinkable jewels" ※Croffle: a waffle with a croissant-like texture. The interior of the store is filled with photo spots! There is an orange tree on the terrace, and a lovely swing on the 2nd floor, recreating the atmosphere of a Korean cafeヾ(*´∀｀*)ﾉ･ The popular items are definitely the "Croffle", "Aid", and "Croissant Sandwich"! Location: Within an 8-minute walk from Exit 5 of Meiji Jingu-mae Station. Walk along Meiji Street, turn right into the middle lane, then turn right into a narrow road before the first traffic light on the right. Look for the orange tree as a landmark✔️ Atmosphere: A 3-story building with an exterior featuring a cute orange tree, the symbol of the store. The interior is filled with wood, pebbles, and greenery. The 1st floor uses 5 tons of stones, including the counter, imported from Korea as part of the owner's commitment! The 2nd floor is an area with a woody scent, with wood chips on the floor, wooden decks, potted plants, and a wooden swing, creating a park-like atmosphere. A truly Instagrammable space(*´ω`*) The 3rd floor is a rooftop space with only 4 seats, open after 4 pm, which may be hard to access, but if you can, it offers a stylish space with chairs, potted plants, and a perfect setting for photos┈┈┈┈┈┈┈┈┈┈┈┈┈ I ordered the "Seasonal Fruit Croffle" (1300 yen) and the "Talgona Milk Tea" (750 yen)┈┈┈┈┈┈┈┈┈┈┈┈┈ Impression: The "Seasonal Fruit Croffle" had various seasonal fruits (strawberries and kiwi at the time) beautifully arranged around a large plate. The croffle had a perfectly crispy surface with just the right amount of browning, and the large, white burrata cheese on top had a strong presence, with a subtle cheese aroma that cheese lovers would appreciate( *´꒳`* )ﾍﾍ They even provided a bottle of maple syrup, allowing you to generously drizzle it on top, which was a nice touch(*'-'*)ﾉ The "Talgona Milk Tea" was surprisingly tall, with several layers of caramel wafers inside, and a generous amount of milk tea overflowing, making it a lot of drink❣️ I was surprised by the amount of caramel wafers inside that I had to search for the sipping point, but it was a fun experience. Overall, the croffle had a deliciously crispy and fragrant taste(*ﾟДﾟ)эc□ｩｯｩﾏｨ The milk tea itself had a mild flavor that was easy to drink, but waiting for the caramel wafers to melt over time resulted in a drink with a gradually increasing sweetness and a strong caramel flavor, which was enjoyable( ˆОˆ )♪♥ I don't think anyone would eat the Talgona on its own, but out of curiosity, I tried it and found it to be crunchy, hard, and overly sweet, so I gave up immediately笑笑 Overall, the experience was great.

Muunseoul has opened its second store in Harajuku! I've always wanted to go there! The second store was even better than the first one. The highlight of this store is the croffle! I ordered the Croffle for 1350 yen, the Oreo Tungkalon for 400 yen, and the Very Berry Soda for 680 yen! The Croffle was crispy and chewy, and delicious! The white cream in the middle was like cream cheese. It's been a while since I had a Croffle, but it was so good! The Tungkalon was quite sweet, but it was cute so it was okay (laughs). The Very Berry Soda was unexpectedly sweet, but I liked it. The second store has a first floor, second floor, and a rooftop terrace, all perfect for Instagram-worthy photos. The first store specializes in Tungkalon, so you can choose which one to visit depending on your mood. ✌️