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Named after the fictional town in the film, is a meticulous recreation of Osono and Fukuo's cosy bakery, with its painted baby yellow walls and emerald green door. Once you enter the café, you'll be serenaded by the enchanting melodies of Ghibli soundtracks playing softly in the background. This charming establishment is adorned with charming vintage decorations that harken back to the film's era.

You'll find tea cosies brimming the shelves as well as countless retro knick-knacks and Kiki memorabilia throughout. Extending across two floors, the café offers both indoor and outdoor seating for visitors. If you're travelling to Seoul during spring or autumn, you can opt to sit on the rooftop terrace and enjoy the beautiful weather.



The rooftop also provides panoramic views of the bustling energy of Yeonnam-dong. From bundt cakes to Dutch baby pancakes, the pastries are stunningly decorated to pay homage to the movie. Plenty of their desserts, such as their mug tartlets feature decorations that capture Jiji the Cat's likeness, making them almost too cute too eat! Their other standout item is the meat pies, which is modelled after the movie's famous roasted herring and pumpkin pie.

The price range for the menu is between 6,000 won (approximately RM20) and 20,000 won (RM65) per person. While browsing through the selection, you'll find a treasure trove of primarily Kiki-themed souvenirs, though they do have unique collectibles from other Ghibli films as well. From plush toys of Jiji the Cat to intricately designed coasters, tote bags, and pouches, the merchandise are a must-grab for those who adore all things .

The café can get quite packed, so securing a seat on the rooftop may require you to join a waitlist via the café's KakaoTalk. 165-7 Seongmisan-ro, Mapo-gu, Seoul, South Korea 10am to 7pm (Last order: 6.30pm).

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