【Trending Now】Korea’s Hottest Raccoon Café

After cat, dog, rabbit, sheep, and pig cafés, the hottest craze in Korea right now is undoubtedly the raccoon café.

Seoul boasts numerous tourist attractions, and ?? Fort (Raccoon House), located near Daehak-ro, also has similar cafés in Incheon, Suwon, and Sookmyung Women's University Entrance, among others. Cute raccoons that were once out of reach can now share the same space with customers—no wonder many girls flock to ?? Fort.

However, to get close to the raccoons, you must follow ?? Fort’s “usage rules,” such as not touching the raccoons with any part of your body (including hands, feet, or face). Raccoons are naturally quite wary, and if they feel bothered, they will hide, so never force them.

As with general animal café rules, such as not feeding them human food or drinks, these must also be observed—otherwise, violations may result in fines. Also, the café gets very crowded on holidays, sometimes with long lines, so weekdays are recommended.

But watching the adorable raccoons roam around the shop is so therapeutic that customers might willingly accept all the rules and wait times.

Fuchengxi ?? Fort
Address: 5th Floor, 26 Dae Myeong Street, Jongno-gu
How to Get There: Walk straight from Exit 4 of Hyehwa Station, near the CGV cinema
Business Hours: 13:00 – 22:00
Price: 8,000 KRW per person for entry, drinks around 2,000 – 3,000 KRW