• CLOSED: PPURI - 뿌리온더플레이트

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Cultural space offering cookery classes and a place for small gatherings. Owner speaks English. Moved back to this address from 87 Changdeokgung-gil in Dec 2019. Cafe part closed July 2020. Contact mysticinseoul@gmail.com. Reported closed November 2022.


6 Reviews

First Review by Clam

BradBuilds

Points +135

Vegan
18 May 2019

Holy cake a moly

The cake was amazing. Didn’t know it was also gluten-free, would have never guessed.

Pros: Mean cake, Cookies are fab

Cons: Expensive.

frazum

Points +1355

Vegan
14 Nov 2017

Brown rice goodness

I have been here twice before the move to the new location. The cafe started as just a place for drinks and coffee, and started doing pop-up restaurants on the weekends. The cafe also regularly sell cakes twice a month in Marche (marcheat.net) at Hyehwa and Myeongdong. It is my understanding that because of the classes the lady (Yunseo) teaches, the cafe has less hours than before.
One definitely needs to make an appointment for the dining experience. For menu you can look it up in its facebook page @ppuriontheplate.
The owner(Yunseo) due to health reason swithced to macrobiotic diet and prior to starting the cafe has taken some macrobiotic cooking lessons in the US, She has also written a recipe book. The cakes and cookies are made from brown rice flour. The coffee is actually made from roasted grains. So caffeine averse people can drink it with ease.
Everything is good. and tasty here. Dining menu changes monthly, so checking its FB page is recommended.

Pros: Good food and friendly service

Cons: Need reservation for dining due to space limit

oeg529

29 Nov 2017

Hi, frazum. I am David, the co-owner of PPURI. Thank you for your review in detail. I just want to add some words about PPURI since there are some information that needs to be corrected.

PPURI started as a vegan cafe, where you could enjoy vegan dishes, drinks and desserts. After several months, PPURI started pop-up restaurants.

Yun-Seo, my wife, has been teaching macrobiotic cooking classes almost regularly twice a week for several years, and she still teaches the cooking classes twice a week. So the change that PPURI cafe has less hours than before is not because of her teaching cooking classes. It is because we(I and Yun-Seo) are not that happy when we live as just a cafe owner. Aside from running a vegan cafe, we also have some other interests. We wanted to spend more time in our fields of interests to be happy. She cooks macro and teaches cooking classes. I bake and develop brownrice vegan cakes and muffins. But those are just part of our interests. Yun-seo is really interested in pu'er tea these days. I have been interested in spirituality for more than 20 years and nowadays transpersonal counseling psychology is my field of interest.

For some years we sold cakes at Marche@ once a month.(Hyewha) These days we join the market every two or three months.

From Oct 2017, you can buy the brownrice cakes and muffins only by reservation. You need to make a reservation via FB or phonecall at least a day or two days in advance. And we do not offer dining menu any more.

EOH

Points +252

Vegan
31 Jul 2017

DAEBAK 대박

Fantastic food. We came here twice: once towards the end of the day when all the cakes were sold out - the lovely lady serving made us an off-menu frittata-type dish made from chickpea and tofu, with salads and apricot bread. Parfait and affogato are also delicious! - particularly the ice cream in the affogato.
Second time we came early enough for cake and had a selection - all were delicious and perfect in texture.

Pros: delicious, healthy, friendly

Cons: slightly on the pricier side however outweighed by

tulips326

Points +90

Vegan
27 Jan 2017

Great , cozy place

I went here once last year with the Seoul Veggie club. It was amazing. I had the spring plate and it was delicious. I also got a rooibos muffin and it was quite tasty. I plan to go back someday but it is a bit far from where I live in south Seoul.

Pros: Great food, Great service

Cons: Need to make reservations for a meal, Tricky to find location

mireia90

Points +65

Vegetarian
11 May 2016

Nice atmosphere! Tasty cakes!

Went there the other day with my friend.
I tried the grain coffe (caffeine free) and the chocolate cake, and it was delicious. We were worried thinking that we might be hungry, as we had almost no lunch, but actually it was really filling.
The price is good (you won't pay much more than what you pay in Starbucks for a coffe + a cake), and it's really healty stuff! :) Probably that is what I like the most, they use organic and really healthy ingredients.
Also the owners were really nice and were concerned to know if we liked the cakes or not. Also they told us if we want to eat meals we have to make reservation and how to check the meals they offer. That's not really a contra, but it would be awesome if in the future their business gets bigger and they can offer meals without reservation :).
The local is pretty small, but cozzy. The only problem is that we had some problems to find the place haha, we are not good at the directions thing.

Pros: Tasty cakes, Healthy food, Kind owners, cozzy place

Cons: Too small place, Need to make reservation for the meals~

Clam

Points +61

Vegan
22 Sep 2014

Small cafe with nice atmosphere

The cafe is small, offering only a few cakes at a time but has quite a nice, relaxing atmosphere. Being gluten and sugar free, you can have you're cake and eat it - as many times as you want!

I had a carrot pound cake, and a caffeine free grain coffee whilst my friend had a freshly made blueberry-ade with real berries. It is a little bit expensive, at around 7500 won for a slice of cake - but this is justifiable considering it is organic and sugar/gluten free. I plan to come back again for sure!

Pros: Nice atmosphere, Healthy cakes

Cons: Small selection of food, A tad pricey




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