O'sulloc Tea House
Cafes & bakeries · Bukchon
A renovated 1960s residence offers more than a matcha stop: try Bukchon's Roof Tiles green-tea waffle plate, or explore non-alcoholic tea cocktails upstairs. With loose-leaf teas to browse as well, it suits a Bukchon break that can become a small tea-focused outing.
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Why visit
- O'sulloc Tea House Bukchon offers several ways into Korean tea culture in a renovated 1960s residence: a cup in the tea lounge, branch-specific sweets, or a non-alcoholic tea cocktail upstairs. It suits a stop between Bukchon sights when you want to choose an experience as well as a drink.osulloc+1
Tea, dessert or a tasting course
- Two official Bukchon signatures are Bukchon's Roof Tiles, a Green Tea Waffle Plate, and Bukchon's Saekdong, a rice dessert served with four dipping sauces. The waffle plate is the straightforward green-tea dessert direction; the rice-and-sauce option gives you several accompaniments to compare. For a more structured visit, the shop lists a ₩39,000 seasonal tea course pairing tea with small foods, bookable through its Catchtable links.osulloc
- A May 6, 2025 post by diary3321 gives a useful taste comparison. They found the iced green-tea latte's milk-and-tea combination clean-tasting, while Gotjawal Camellia tea had floral and dried-fruit notes. Choose the latte direction if you want milk with your tea; consider the fragrant blended tea if the aroma is the attraction.diary3321
Choose your setting
- The official floor guide places loose-leaf tea shopping in the first-floor Tea Atelier and brewed tea in the second-floor Tea Lounge. Upstairs, Bar Sulloc serves non-alcoholic tea cocktails, including Volcanic Hallatini, Tangerine Bukchon Sling and Camellia Pinacolada. That is the option to investigate if you want a bar-style drink without alcohol; ask about the current recipe before choosing by name alone.osulloc
Allow for a busy stop
- The same May visitor waited about ten minutes for a table on a holiday afternoon and found the seating close together and the chairs hard for a long stay. Allow flexibility rather than building your visit around a particular seat. The official hours are 11am–8pm Monday–Thursday and 11am–9pm Friday–Sunday at 45 Bukchon-ro.diary3321+1
