Starbucks Seocho Station MJ — Restaurant in Seoul

The last 2 times I came, they treated me like I was not human. I am a foreigner, but I speak Korean. When I came in with my Korean coworker, I was speaking and paying, but the employee only looked at my coworker. Then when I paid, the employee asked MY COWORKER for her tax number. I was paying! I have a tax number! But the employee didn’t even behave as if I was a human. The second time, the employee (different person) did not understand anything. I had to remove my mask and speak very slowly and loudly (in Korean). I asked for the “Basque cheesecake” and he said “oh! The red velvet cake!” Red velvet?? They didn’t even have red velvet cake for sale! “Basque” does not sound similar to “red velvet”. I needed to hurry and get my items before work, but it took so long because he would not accept that I was speaking Korean. I had to tell him, “I AM SPEAKING KOREAN” for him to calm down. The employees really need better training, they behave like scared young students! Even my youngest students were not this skittish and confused.

Addition: no wheelchair...

Located very close to Seocho Station Exit 2. It's what you would expect from a standard Starbucks. Toilets are out the coffee shop and down one floor within the building. The plus about this outlet is that the staff are quite proficient in English, which makes communication easier if your Korean is...

Located nearby the supreme court library and the other judicial buildings in the area. There is also a huge church close by. On service days it'll probably be packed here. Not a really...