Bohumil
Cafes & bakeries · Hyochang
Plants and wooden furniture give Bohumil's Hyochang café a greenhouse-like feel. Hand-poured coffees offer a reason to linger over the bean notes: recent Ethiopian selections have leaned light and tea-like, while an Americano or latte keeps the order straightforward for a neighbourhood coffee pause.
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Why visit
- Bohumil’s Hyochang cafe is a stop for filter coffee among plants and wooden furniture. Recent visitors describe a choice between a straightforward americano, a milk-based latte and individually described beans for hand-poured coffee, with enough differences to choose by taste.Naver Blog+1
Read the bean notes before choosing
- In a September 2026 visit, blogger 예삐 and her companion ordered an iced americano at ₩5,000 and Ethiopian Sidamo Bensa Keramo G1 washed filter coffee at ₩7,000. The Ethiopian listing gave orange, apricot, honey and black-tea notes. These describe aromas and flavour associations, not added fruit or honey. She found it clear and light, without overwhelming intensity or acidity. If that sounds more appealing than a strong, heavy cup, this named coffee is a useful reference when asking which beans are available now.Naver Blog
A simpler coffee, or coffee with milk
- The same blogger described her americano as clean-tasting without a burnt flavour. For a milk-based choice, Umaipang ordered an iced latte alongside Ethiopian drip coffee in August 2026 and particularly enjoyed both drinks’ aroma. Hand-drip means coffee brewed by pouring water through grounds in a filter; the bean notes offer a way to choose among those cups. Availability matters: Umaipang wanted decaf but could not order it because the relevant beans were unavailable that day.Naver Blog+1
Plants and wood, with a seating tradeoff
- Umaipang compared the plant-filled interior to a small greenhouse and spent about an hour there, while her husband sat on the terrace. September visitor 예삐 also liked the wood-and-plant setting, but found the small wooden stools at the entrance bar hard and uncomfortable. She arrived around noon on a weekend and took the last available place as more people came in. Think of this as a coffee break with an attractive setting; a long, comfortable reading session depends on the seat and crowd you find.Naver Blog+1
Use the Hyochang address
- Both recent accounts place this cafe at 30 Hyochangmok 2-gil after its move from Seongsu. Check the current beans before travelling specifically for the Ethiopian coffee or decaf; the prices above describe the September visit. Older Seongsu seating descriptions and menus should not guide this stop.Naver Blog+1
