Cafe Imsil Warehouse 1964 (Imsil Samsam Oh Youth Sunshine Cooperative)

Cafe Imsil Warehouse 1964, located in Imsil, Jeollabuk-do, remodeled the space used as a rice warehouse and used it as a bakery-type cafe space. In memory of Father Ji-Hwan Jeong, who first produced cheese in Imsil, Korea, the cafe was named Imsil Warehouse 1964 after the year he first took office in Imsil-gun. The original appearance of the rice warehouse has been preserved, allowing you to see the appearance of the old warehouse, and selling a variety of cafe menus using Imsil specialties. The crypt bread, which is modeled after the shape of the crypt where Father Ji-hwan Jeong used to store cheese, and the Imsil Gouda Cheese Coffee, made with plenty of Gouda cheese produced in Imsil, are signature menu items that can only be tasted in Imsil. The strawberry, blueberry, peach, and apple cream latte menu, which is loved by people of all ages and genders, is also a popular menu using strawberries, blueberries, peaches, and apples produced in Imsil, the hometown of fruit.