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May 30, 2020

Best 5 Kids Cafe in Seoul

Emily Baker
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Best 5 Kids Cafes in Seoul

 

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You’d wonder where families with children go and what they do in this dense, busy city called Seoul. Are there even playgrounds and nature for kids to enjoy? As a matter of fact, yes, there are. But even more exciting are the plethora of Kid's Cafes located all over the city. Parents can enjoy a cup of coffee and alone time while their kids run around and play with the many toys, obstacles, playground equipment, and other fun stuff, located indoors! So if it’s a rainy day and your kids are restless, take the whole family to a Kid’s Cafe in Seoul, Korea! 

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1. Secret Jouju And Tobot Kids Cafe

Photo Credit: joujutobotkids 

This kids cafe is based on popular kids characters, Secret Jouju and Tobot. This kid’s cafe is unique since it’s the only one with this particular theme. They aim to fuse the characters' images with play facilities, including cutouts for photo ops and coloring pages to create art with their favorite characters. That being said, they’ve kept their interior very stylish, the play area resembling a street with different storefronts, and the restaurant resembling one you would find on the high street. 

The restaurant is also one of their key factors since they want to create an atmosphere where the parents can relax and enjoy their lunch while the children play. The chef’s recipes and dishes use carefully selected ingredients to ensure your children stay healthy and give you a tasty meal. They describe the parents’ cafe space as an “annual exhibition or social gathering in a modern and stylish premium space.”

Secret Jouji And Tobot Kids Cafe also offer monthly play programs such as cooking and art, where they can stimulate their five senses and creative development. 

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  • Some things to do:

    • Kitchen play

    • Dress up

    • Tobot mart

    • Baby zone 

    • Ball pool

    • Jungle gym

  • Things to eat:

    • Brunch

    • Steak

    • Pizza

    • Salad

    • Risotto 

  • Website: http://www.joujutobotkids.com/ 

  • Price: 

    • Weekdays: 

      • Child: 14,000 won for 2 hours

      • Adult: 4,000 won 

    • Weekends:

      • Child: 16,000 won for 2 hours 

      • Adult: 4,000 won

  • Recommended Age Range: Infant - Elementary 

  • Address: 4F, Balsan W Tower, 800-4, Magok-dong, Gangseo-gu, Seoul

  • Phone: 031-792-8688

  • Operating times: 

    • Everyday: 10:30AM - 8:00PM

    • Closed every 3rd Monday of every month

Highlights

  • Open everyday

  • Open till late 

  • Lots of play zones 

  • Diverse food and drinks menu 

  • Dedicated to popular characters 

  • Offers cooking and art classes 

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2. LaParco

 

  • Some things to do:

    • Ball pool

    • Train ride

    • Car driving

    • Kitchen play

    • Mini zoo

    • Jungle gym

  • Things to eat:

    • Rice

    • Spicy rice cake

    • Pork cutlet 

    • Ice noodles

  • Website: Facebook 

  • Price: 

    • Weekdays: 

      • Child: 14,000 won for 2 hours

      • Adult: 4,000 won 

      • + 500 won every 10 minutes after

    • Weekends:

      • Child: 16,000 won for 2 hours 

      • Adult: 4,000 won

      • + 500 won every 10 minutes after

  • Recommended Age Range: Elementary - Preschool

  • Address: 10th Floor, JS Building Drop Tower, 74, Byeonnae 2-ro, Namyangju-si, Gyeonggi-do

  • Phone: 031-574-7953

  • Operating times: 

    • Everyday: 10:00AM - 8:00PM

    • Last admission time: 6:00PM

Highlights

  • Open everyday

  • Open till late 

  • Lots of play zones 

  • Large nursing rooms

 

3. Baby Cotton Candy Kids Cafe

Baby Cotton Candy Kids Cafe is simple and sweet. Although the cafe is small, it still has a lot of toys and exciting things for children to play with. It’s a good place for younger babies since it's easy for parents to keep an eye on them and ensure their safety with an eco-friendly atmosphere. The drinks range from 1,000 to 3,500 won, so it’s a great place if you're on a budget and looking to grab a drink while the kids play.

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  • Some things to do:

    • Ball pool

    • Kitchen play

    • Dress up

    • Block play

  • Things to eat:

    • Hotdog

    • Snacks

  • Website: Google Maps

  • Price: 

    • Weekdays: 

      • Child: 4,000 won for 1 hour

      • Adult: free when buying one drink (2,500 won +)

  • Recommended Age Range: Infant - Elementary 

  • Address: 207, Sangdo-ro, Dongjak-gu, Seoul

  • Phone: 02-826-2678

  • Operating times: 

    • Weekdays: 10:30AM - 8:00PM

 

Highlights

  • Open till late 

  • Inexpensive 

  • Comfortable and stress-free

 

4. Qri Kids Cafe

Qri Kids Cafe is a premium kids cafe with a stylish, up-to-date interior. There are tons of areas and many things to keep the children entertained. Qri kids cafe has created a separate play zone for babies, ensuring the safety of younger children. It is in the middle of the room, meaning it's always within sight of parents, even if they are sitting at the table to enjoy their lunch or dinner. They also have many CCTV screens around the cafe so parents can keep an eye out at all times. 

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  • Some things to do:

    • Camping play

    • Trampoline

    • Ball play

    • Interactive screens

    • Fishing play

  • Things to eat:

    • Pasta

    • Rice

    • Fried

    • Snack

    • Pizza

  • Website: https://blog.naver.com/kippark1 

  • Price: 

    • Everyday:

      • Child: 13,000 won for 2 hours

      • Adult: Free when buying an item from the menu

      • + 500 won every 10 minutes after

  • Recommended Age Range: Infant - Elementary 

  • Address: 403, Human Plaza 1, 19, Jingwan 2-ro, Eunpyeong-gu, Seoul

  • Phone: 02-388-6561

  • Operating times: 

    • Everyday: 10:30AM - 8:00PM

 

Highlights

  • Party room 

  • Open Sundays

  • Diverse food and drinks menu 

  • Separate baby zone

 

5. Wonder Balls Play Park

Wonder Balls Play Park is a large kid's cafe located in Cheongdam-dong. It houses various activities to keep children entertained, such as a large dressing room and jungle gym. The cafe is lined with floor padding, and all materials are eco-friendly, ensuring the safety of children. They have also kept the parents in mind by providing such things as free massage chairs to kick back and relax and many outlets near the play area to be able to work and watch the kids simultaneously. It’s also a great place to go with a group of people, maybe other mothers and their kids, since there’s lots of space and an extensive menu. 

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  • Some things to do:

    • Jungle gym

    • Ball pool

    • Trampoline

    • Mini rail

    • Block play

  • Things to eat:

    • Pasta

    • Rice

    • Pizza

    • Rozotto 

    • Snacks

  • Website: https://www.instagram.com/wonderballs_playpark/ 

  • Price: 

    • Weekdays:

      • Child: 13,500 won for 2 hours

      • Adult: Free

      • +1,000 won every 10 minutes after

    • Weekends:

      • Child: 15,000 won for 2 hours

      • Adult: Free

      • +1,000 won every 10 minutes after

  • Recommended Age Range: Infant - Preschool  

  • Address:54-1 Banpo-dong, Seocho-gu, Seoul

  • Phone: 02-517-7010

  • Operating times: 

    • Everyday: 10:30AM - 8:30PM

 

Highlights

  • Party room 

  • Open Sundays

  • Diverse food and drinks menu 

  • Separate baby zone

  • Valet parking

Emily Baker
Emily Baker is a British writer, artist, and musician residing in Seoul. She enjoys anything creative and spends most of her time with either a camera or pen and paper in hand.
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