Hyuna House Café review: our verdict
85 DH for a cappuccino and a slice of carrot cake (updated February 2026): at Hyuna House, you pay as much for the atmosphere as for the cup. And the atmosphere succeeds, a little Korea in the medina, minimalist decor, soft lighting, and low-volume Korean songs, a spot spotted on TikTok long before you push open the door. As for the cup, the cappuccino is creamy and the coffee, well-bodied.
K-drama fans will find their pilgrimage there, others a quiet break after the souk, with wifi and air conditioning from 10 am to 8 pm every day. The team, smiling and attentive, adds to the comfort. To avoid with a tight budget, or if you compare with neighbourhood café prices: the bill climbs quickly once you step beyond a simple coffee.
Dish to order: the cappuccino, with the carrot cake. The good tip: the sunny terrace, on a crisp winter day, to enjoy the place without being enclosed.



