Hello everyone! Today, I'm excited to introduce you to 'The Seha,' a trendy cafe in Gimhae that I recently visited. I'd seen this cafe often on Instagram, and when I finally went, it exceeded all my expectations! So, shall we take a journey to The Seha together?
Mountain View
As soon as I arrived at the cafe, I was awestruck by the view that unfolded before my eyes. Located above Jangyu Waterfall, The Seha truly epitomizes the perfect mountain view. The mountains visible through the large windows are absolutely breathtaking. I found a seat on the first floor, and the open atmosphere made me feel like I was right in the midst of nature.
Visiting on a rainy day doubled the charm! The clouds and mist hanging over the mountains looked like a scene from a traditional Asian painting. Sitting by the window, sipping a warm vanilla bean latte while gazing outside, it felt like a dream come true.
Photo Spots
Another charm of The Seha is the abundance of photo spots! The clean interior with its white and wood tones is perfect for Instagram-worthy shots. I took photos in front of the large windows on the first floor with the mountain view as a backdrop, and the natural light made the pictures turn out beautifully.
Going up to the second floor, the atmosphere became even cozier. I took several photos here too, but my favorite was taken in the space with white walls and mirrors. Every corner of the cafe is a potential photo spot, so you're bound to get some great shots wherever you are!
And don't miss this spot! It's near the outdoor pool on the third floor. Taking photos with the pool and green mountains in the background gives you a feeling of being at an overseas resort. When I decorated my feed with photos taken here, all my friends were asking where I was.
Dessert Variety
Yet another charm of The Seha is its delicious menu items. I ordered a vanilla bean latte and a strawberry cream cake, and they were absolutely delicious! The vanilla bean latte had a perfect harmony of subtle vanilla flavor and smooth milk, while the strawberry cream cake was a delightful blend of tangy strawberries and soft cream.
The menu is so diverse that choosing is part of the fun. There's a wide variety of drinks from coffee to tea and ades, and desserts like cakes, macarons, and scones. Next time, I must try the Oreo chocolate cake and citrus ade!
Prices range from 5,000 to 6,500 won for drinks, and 2,500 to 7,500 won for desserts. Considering the taste and atmosphere, I don't think it's too expensive.
The Seha is truly a great place for healing. You can enjoy delicious drinks and desserts while taking in the mountain view and capturing beautiful photos - it's like killing three birds with one stone! It gets crowded on weekends, so if you can visit on a weekday, that would be best.
Oh, and parking space is a bit limited, so it might be better to use public transportation or nearby parking lots.
I visited this beautiful cafe, The Seha, near Busan in Gimhae, and I was able to truly relax and recharge. Taking pretty photos with the mountain view as a backdrop and enjoying delicious desserts - it was a perfect day out. It's definitely a place I want to visit again!
