Cheonsang Gaok is a rooftop café on the 3rd floor of Seongsu Yeonbang, a cultural complex that was developed on the site of an abandoned factory. At first sight, this rooftop café resembles a botanical garden. The ceiling is made of glass, under which white textiles are hung in the shape of waves, adding a decorative detail. The café is furnished with yellow lighting and tropical plants, which combine to create a comfortable ambience. A warm and gentle sunshine enters the indoor space of the café, making it a good place to relax on a languorous afternoon. Around the corner is a place like a terrace, where people can lean against the wall, talking over coffees. The ceiling is made of transparent glass and gives guests a sense of openness. The café’s signature coffee is Pepper Honey, which goes well with chocolate croissants and Earl Grey scones. Pepper Honey is a café latte sprinkled with pepper, which gives it a spicy taste. The pungent yet sweet taste is deliciously addictive, making it a favorite among many of the customers. Seongsu Yeonbang has a range of stores that draw attention, making it a good place to learn about healthy and trendy lifestyle options favored by local residents. In the middle of the 1st floor, there is an Art Pavilion, which presents exhibitions of various kinds that change with the season. On the 1st and 2nd floors, there are Changhwadang (dumpling restaurant), Jafa Brewery (craft beer pub), Arc-N-Book (bookstore) and Thingool (lifestyle shop).