Dunkin' Donuts

As far as Dunkin goes, this should be considered a flagship store. Large and spacious with the best menu items. Kiosks with English menus. Clean bathrooms. Decent speed of service and friendly staff. Right next to the station so you are sure to see professional people there for business meetings at all times of day. Almost always busy except during early mornings.

When crowded u may wait upto 10 minutes for ur coffee

Comfortable and huge space

Heaven for a sweet-toothed person! Perfect hang out place in company of good coffee, sandwiches and Donuts.

I was really impressed when I saw Dunking Donuts, I could not believe that a place that was long forgotten and in the brink of bankruptcy in North America could have return from the death with such vibe, elegance and above all flavor. I am a great fan of donuts and I have been around the world trying some of the best, that in my opinion are those small stores sometimes small franchises, unfortunately as a result of the franchise getting bigger, they star to lose the hype. Definitely Tim Hortons was my absolute favourite for the past years when it comes to big franchise because they manage to maintain consistency in their product, service and flavour but also a bit influenced by being Canadian. But on my last visit to Seoul I had the change to try a few times Dunking Donuts and I was absolutely mesmerized. Not only by the donuts themselves also the coffee, since when Dunking had such a good coffee? Way, way, way better than Starbucks, but there is even more, it is BY FAR, the best store concept I have ever seen for a donut shop or a coffee shop for that matter. They partner with the famous cartoon from Hanna & Barbera; Tom & Jerry using them as official image of the store and having them present in the entire style and decoration. In a very modern yet childish combination the franchise manages to bring together memories and smiles to whoever puts step in the stores. Absolutely wonderful, I checked out on the internet, and the image is different in the rest of the countries world-wide, I think everyone should switch to this image ASAP. An American friend told me that the image of the stores over there is not as good but he claims that the coffee is even better. Again, good job DD! Take a look at some of the pictures I took while in South Korea, aren’t they amazing?