hotple.korea The original 2021 store of the brand that set off Korea's bagel craze still draws hour-long queues of locals and overseas visitors, and its cluttered British-deli interior is all over Instagram.
Osulloc Tea House Bukchon
오설록 티하우스 북촌점
Why it's hot
Justin and Hailey Bieber were photographed here in late October 2026 with matcha lattes and ice cream, and the rooftop-view tea bar was already a favorite for hanok-roof photos.
Jeju tea brand Osulloc runs this three-floor tea house in a 1960s Western-style house on Bukchon-ro, with a garden and terrace looking north over hanok rooftops. The ground floor is a tea shop where you can buy loose leaf by weight and try blends from the tea master. Upstairs, the lounge serves pure teas brewed with Jeju volcanic bedrock water in Osulloc's own teaware, plus Bukchon-only desserts such as the roof-tile set. The third floor holds Bar Sulloc, an inlaid mother-of-pearl bar pouring non-alcoholic tea cocktails like the Volcanic Hallatini, and a private tea room for brewing classes. A seasonal tea course pairs tea, chocolate and small plates through the year. Matcha drinks, the Hallasan matcha bingsu and green tea ice cream are the easy picks if you just want a break. The best photos come from the terrace and the third-floor windows, where tiled roofs stretch toward the hills behind Bukchon.
Tips for visitors tip!
- The seasonal tea course can be booked on CatchTable, which has an English version.
- Weekend afternoons fill up fast; come soon after opening for a terrace seat.
- There is no parking nearby, so walk up from Anguk Station.
- Hours shown on the official site and on map apps have differed, so check Naver Map on the day.
Latest on Instagram @osulloc_official
Shown with Instagram's official embed. Photos belong to the account owner.
See it on Instagram
#OsullocTeaHouseBukchon#IkseonCafe#SeoulCafe
Korean hashtags locals use (more posts):
Book nearby
Contains affiliate linksPartner links. We may earn a small commission at no extra cost to you. Affiliate disclosure
More in Anguk & Ikseon
Gyeongbokgung Palacehotple.korea Renting hanbok and posing in front of the throne hall or Gyeonghoeru Pavilion is one of the most posted things travelers do in Seoul, and hanbok wearers get in free.
hotple.korea A renovated hanok with a tiled-roof courtyard and a counter piled with sugar-dusted pandoro, it remains one of the most posted bakery cafes in Anguk.


