Coffee House
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Coffee House

커피하우스
Air date: 2010-05-17
Episodes: 18 ep
Network: SBS
Rating: 6.0 / 10
Cast entries
14
Episodes
18
Locations
3
Food stops
2
Story

Synopsis

A concise overview of the premise, tone, and dramatic setup.

"Coffee House" is a 2010 South Korean drama-comedy series featuring a talented cast that includes Kang Ji-hwan, Park Si-yeon, Ham Eun-jung, and Jung Woong-in. The show aired on SBS from May 17 to July 27, 2010, spanning 18 episodes. With its early working title being "Page One," the series delves into the passions and fervor that can ignite one’s life, showcasing the vibrant dynamics among its characters.

Filming locations

Filming locations

Places connected to scenes, checked against source links before they appear publicly.

  1. 01

    Jeronimo Coffee House

    제로니모커피하우스
    3, Hwahap-ro 1597beon-gil, Yangju-si, Gyeonggi-do경기 양주시 화합로1597번길 3

    This cafe is featured as a filming location for the show 'What Do You Do When You Play?'. It is known for its spacious interior and high-quality coffee.

    Jerome Coffee House is also the filming location for MBC's "What Do You Do When You Play?" and is said to be a master bakery in South Korea and a world-class specialty coffee shop.
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  2. 02

    Seokpajeong

    석파정
    16-1 San, Buam-dong, Jongno-gu, Seoul, South Korea서울 종로구 부암동 산 16-1

    Seokpajeong is a beautiful place that offers a pleasant walking experience. It is located near the Seoul Museum of Art, making it a great spot to enjoy art and nature.

    Seokpajeong is about a 10-minute walk down from the filming location we saw earlier. It's not far!
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  3. 03

    Vienna Coffee House

    비엔나커피하우스
    126 Bangbae-ro, Seocho-gu, Seocho, Seoul, South Korea서울 서초구 방배로 126

    This location is featured in a scene where the main character meets her ex-boyfriend.

    Look! Deborah filming location (Vienna Coffee House Sangam)
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Food guide

Food & places

Restaurants, cafes, markets, and dishes tied to the drama or the reader's visit path.

  1. 01Cafe

    Nemonic Coffee House

    236 Jahamun-ro, Jongno-gu, Jongno, Seoul, Gyeonggi-do서울 종로구 자하문로 236

    Nemonic Coffee House features a warm interior with a wooden base and serves coffee with a pleasant acidity and nuttiness. It is a cozy spot to relax after visiting nearby attractions.

    After resting here for a bit, I moved towards Jahamun and then headed near Cheongun Library.
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  2. 02Restaurant

    Ddoongi Sundaeguk

    Sundaeguk
    31-6 Deokpung-dong, Hanam-si, Gyeonggi-do, South Korea

    This is the place where Ji Seok-jin passionately whispered to eat Sundaeguk.

    The place where Ji Seok-jin passionately whispered to enjoy a sundae soup set meal is Ddungi Sundaeguk.
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Details

Production

Broadcast details, runtime, language, and key production credits.

Country
South Korea
Original language
Korean
Episode runtime
65 min
Spoken languages
Korean
Directors
Pyo Min-soo표민수
Writers
Song Jae-jung송재정

Source: TMDB

Characters

Cast & characters

Key roles, performers, and character context for quick scanning.

Source: TMDB

Actors

Lead actors

Lead performer biographies and notable credits.

Park Si-yeon

Park Si-yeonas Seo Eun-young

박시연
1979-03-29 · Busan, South Korea

Park Si-yeon is a prominent South Korean actress, born Park Mi-seon on March 29, 1979. She began her journey in the entertainment industry by participating in the Miss Korea pageant in 2000, which served as a launchpad for her acting career. Park made her acting debut in China in 2004, featuring in several dramas on China Central Television (CCTV) before transitioning to South Korean television. Her breakthrough came in 2005 when she starred in the hit drama "My Girl," which significantly raised her profile, particularly as she was also in a high-profile relationship with singer Eric Mun at that time. Over the years, Park Si-yeon has built a diverse portfolio, showcasing her talent in various genres through popular dramas like "Bitter Sweet Life," "Coffee House," and "The Innocent Man," as well as films such as "The Fox Family" and "A Love." Despite facing challenges, including a hiatus due to legal issues in 2013, she made a successful comeback in 2014 with the drama "The Best Marriage," reaffirming her place in the competitive world of K-drama.

Kang Ji-hwan

Kang Ji-hwanas Lee Jin-soo

강지환
1977-03-20 · Seoul, South Korea
Ham Eun-jung

Ham Eun-jungas Kang Seung-yeon

함은정
1988-12-12 · Seoul, South Korea

Ham Eun-jung, also known as Eunjung and Elsie, is a multifaceted South Korean talent who has made her mark as a singer, actress, model, and television host. Born on December 12, 1988, she began her entertainment career at the tender age of seven, winning the Little Miss Korea competition and debuting as a child actress in the drama "A New Generation of Adults" in 1995. Over the years, she has appeared in numerous films and television series, showcasing her versatility in various roles. Eunjung gained widespread recognition as a member of the popular girl group T-ara, which debuted in July 2009 after her three years of training. Her work with T-ara included participating in the subgroup T-ara N4, further solidifying her status in the music industry. In addition to her musical endeavors, she has received accolades for her acting, including a Child Actor Award at the 2004 SBS Drama Awards for her role in the critically acclaimed drama "Land." In 2015, Eunjung ventured into a solo career under the name Elsie, releasing her EP "I'm Good," which earned her The Best Female Artist award at the V Chart Awards in China. Her career has expanded beyond music and acting to include modeling and hosting, where she has overseen numerous high-profile events, including the Dream Concert and the Grand Bell Awards. Eunjung's dynamic presence and talent continue to resonate with fans across various entertainment platforms.

An Kil-kang

An Kil-kangas Jin-man Kang

안길강
1966-08-24 · South Korea

Ahn Gil-kang is a prominent South Korean actor, born on August 24, 1966. He has made a name for himself through a variety of supporting roles in numerous television dramas. Ahn gained widespread recognition for his portrayal of Chilsuk, a loyal bodyguard to the antagonist in the hit period drama "Queen Seon Duk." His compelling performance in the series earned him the prestigious Golden Acting Award at the 2009 MBC Drama Awards, solidifying his status in the industry. Throughout his career, Ahn has demonstrated remarkable versatility, seamlessly transitioning between different character types. His ability to bring depth to his roles has endeared him to audiences, establishing him as a reliable and skilled actor in the South Korean entertainment scene. Ahn continues to captivate viewers with his performances, contributing significantly to the dramas in which he appears.

Jeong Ji-ahas Yoon-joo Ko

1983-02-23

Jeong Ji-ah is a talented South Korean actress known for her contributions to the film and television industry. With a passion for acting, she has built a reputation for her versatile performances across various genres. Though specific details about her career and notable works are limited, Jeong Ji-ah continues to captivate audiences with her dedication and skill in portraying diverse characters. As she navigates her career, she stands as a promising figure in the ever-evolving landscape of South Korean entertainment.

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Episode guide

Episodes

Episode stills, air dates, runtimes, and summaries.

  1. Ep 1Coffee House Episode 1
    2010-05-17 · 65 min
  2. Ep 2Coffee House Episode 2
    2010-05-18 · 65 min
  3. Ep 3Coffee House Episode 3
    2010-05-24 · 65 min
  4. Ep 4Coffee House Episode 4
    2010-05-25 · 65 min
  5. Ep 5Coffee House Episode 5
    2010-05-31 · 65 min
  6. Ep 6Coffee House Episode 6
    2010-06-01 · 65 min
  7. Ep 7Coffee House Episode 7
    2010-06-07 · 65 min
  8. Ep 8Coffee House Episode 8
    2010-06-08 · 65 min
  9. Ep 9Coffee House Episode 9
    2010-06-28 · 65 min
  10. Ep 10Coffee House Episode 10
    2010-06-29 · 65 min
  11. Ep 11Coffee House Episode 11
    2010-07-05 · 65 min
  12. Ep 12Coffee House Episode 12
    2010-07-06 · 65 min
  13. Ep 13Coffee House Episode 13
    2010-07-12 · 65 min
  14. Ep 14Coffee House Episode 14
    2010-07-13 · 65 min
  15. Ep 15Coffee House Episode 15
    2010-07-19 · 65 min
  16. Ep 16Coffee House Episode 16
    2010-07-20 · 65 min
  17. Ep 17Coffee House Episode 17
    2010-07-26 · 65 min
  18. Ep 18Coffee House Episode 18
    2010-07-27 · 65 min

Source: TMDB

Media

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Trailers & teasers

OST

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Source: YouTube