Mapo-gu cafe with an exotic appearance, ‘PITC’

I visited because they said it was a space that shines like a pearl, #pitc The name of the cafe, ‘PITC’, is said to be an abbreviation for “Pearl In The Clay”. It is said that it means that it will become a pearl-like space in an alley in Yeonam-dong (a bit too far!). This is a cafe that photographers who mainly capture spaces have already captured one step… no, five steps ahead of me. When it first opened, I kept putting it off and never captured it, so I thought, ‘Should I just not capture it?’ But when I first saw it, the luxurious and soft beige exterior and the wide but well-separated space photo were vivid in my mind, so I captured it while I was nearby. From the spacious indoor space on the first and second floors to the outdoor terrace and rooftop, I was surprised by the practical and spacious space layout, and when I saw the apples under the big tree in the yard, I thought, 'Is this an apple tree?' but when I asked the staff, they said it was an apple tree, so I felt happy for no reason :) Actually, if I had come a little earlier, I could have taken pictures of the building itself receiving light, but I came when the sun was almost setting, so I couldn't take pictures of the pretty exterior. That was a bit disappointing. If I had taken pictures of the exterior receiving light, I could have taken pictures that shined like pearls, just like the meaning of the cafe's name! - Now that I think about it, it's also a shame that I couldn't take pictures of the entire space because there were so many customers! • @pitc_official • 13 Seongmisan-ro 11-gil, Mapo-gu, Seoul (Seongsan-dong) • Everyday 11:00 - 21:00 / 20:00 Last order • Recommended for walking #Indoor date #Hot place #Cafe recommendation #Couple #Cafe