7-Eleven surprisingly offers private booths—Little 7 creates a manga café

By MOOK Scenic Spots Editorial Team, compiled and reported

7-Eleven convenience stores are no longer just your ordinary shops; a variety of unique outlets have sprung up like mushrooms. In addition to themes like building blocks, cherry blossoms, and container homes, a 7-Eleven branch in Seoul has been transformed into a manga café, complete with cozy booths where you can lie down, resembling a capsule hotel.

This 7-Eleven branch located on Seoul’s Sejong-daero spans two floors and incorporates the concept of a manga café. The first floor serves as the regular convenience store, while the second floor houses the manga café BOOK&AGIT, designed with rest areas that resemble capsule hotel booths.

The second-floor layout offers customers private resting spaces, along with access to thousands of manga titles. The colorful bunk-style private booths are furnished with cushions and soft mats. The common area is fully equipped with instant noodle cookers, hot water dispensers, microwaves, and also provides charging outlets. There's even a dried flower vending machine at the entrance downstairs, attracting many netizens to visit and take photos.