Innisfree cafe Jeju house - Here's literally EVERYTHING you must know. (Jeju island is in South Korea)

Why this place is famous?
They serve very interesting food. The first picture is Mount Hallasan cake, made with green tea cake, green tea cream inside with milk flavored cream and chocolate frosting, and those combos are awesome:)
The second picture is riceball set, served with tasty salad, steamed eggs, potato croquettes, some miso soup, and sweetly flavored simmered tangerines. I ordered tangerine tea and omija tea which are both traditional teas from Jeju...
Another factor that this place is great because they create an awesome atmosphere to take a photo. Lots of people come to this place and take photos, post into Instagram or other social media.

What should I have?
Those two are my recommendations.
Option 1
Have riceball set (in the second photo)- called 해초 덮밥 세트in Korean- pronunciation: (hae-cho-dub-bap)
=> direct translation: seaweed bowl set
with tangerine tea-called 귤차 in Korean- pronunciation: gul-cha
Option 2
Have Mount Hallasan cake.- called 한라산 케잌 in Korean- pronunciation: Hallasan cake
with some omija tea. -called 오미자차 in Korean - pronunciation: omija cha

This place is also known as the organic place, and they only sell food that is healthy and safe. There are some other options on the menu too, such as sweet potato latte, some hot dogs, and salad. However, I think the things I mentioned today show the most Jeju-like culture and the most beautiful photos.
Innisfree itself is a cosmetic beauty shop in South Korea and in here, you can see some of their products. They also have organic soap making booth, and I think everyone enjoys it.

Are there lots of people?
Yes, there are lots of people, but you don't have to wait for that much, to have food. From my personal experience, I waited for only 10 minutes to get my foods( all of those two pictures) served.

Traveler rating?
I'd like to give 4.5 stars out of 5, it's really great. Everyone should visit here!

Location:
1235, Seogwang-ri, Andeok-myeon, Seogwipo, Jeju Island, South Korea