STARBUCKS COFFEE

The scenery is nice, facing Seongsan Sunrise Peak. Because it takes an hour to climb the mountain, everyone is lazy and doesn't want to go up, so we found a cafe to sit and rest. The second floor is spacious and the WIFI speed is fast... Hahaha, for those who come to Korea to travel and have to limit the flow of people at any time, how happy it is to have fast Internet access. There is also a USB charging port under the seat by the window on the second floor. 👍

The drinks at Starbucks are the same as those in China and even around the world, but the characteristic of Starbucks is that it sells cups that are different in different places... There are mugs with Korean local characters, which is pretty good...

This store is located at the foot of the parking lot of Seongsan Sunrise Peak, in a small building, and it is easy to find. Although Starbucks coffee is really not particularly outstanding, I always check in and try it wherever I go. Compared with domestic prices, the price is a little cheaper, but there are many local limited flavors worth trying.

When you go to Starbucks in Korea, whether in Seoul or Jeju, you will eat the same few dishes. They are so loyal. The price of drinks here is actually similar to that in Shanghai. The cakes are big and taste good. The most important thing is that Starbucks in Shanghai is full of people, but here is empty. I think most Korean locals go there young, but Korean women wear heavy makeup.

Starbucks was born in Seattle, USA, and started with coffee beans. Since its official establishment in 1987, it has never advertised, but in the past 20 years, it has become a giant coffee chain group. Its rapid development legend has attracted global attention. Starbucks not only interprets the miracle of the ugly duckling turning into a white swan vividly, but also hides a touching story behind it.