Busan, South Korea
Animal Soop
Animal Soop is an indoor animal cafe on the sixth floor of a seafront building on Millak Waterside Road in Suyeong-gu, at the corner closest to Gwangan Bridge, with Starbucks on the ground floor. Every seat has a sea view, and the space is laid out like an indoor forest where visitors meet ponies, deer, sheep, mini pigs, dogs, cats, parrots, insects and fish. Cats are one group among many animals rather than the main focus. A ticket covers 90 minutes, children under 18 months enter free with proof of age, and animal feed sets are sold at several levels. No reservations are taken, children under 13 must be accompanied by a guardian, and parking in the basement is free during the visit.
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