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Auspicious Korean coffee shop in the year of the Goat is doing brisk business because of raising lambs.

Published: 2026-04-09 Author: World Gafei

Last Updated: 2026/04/09, A coffee shop in Seoul, South Korea, with two cute little sheep as mascots, is doing brisk business with the arrival of the Chinese lunar year of the Goat, UPI reported on February 6. It is reported that the coffee shop is called Thanksgiving Nature. Owner Lee Kwang-ho said the two cute little sheep were treasures in the store as early as three years ago. With the middle

A coffee shop in Seoul, South Korea, with two cute little sheep as mascots, is doing brisk business with the arrival of the Chinese lunar year of the Goat, UPI reported on February 6.

It is reported that the coffee shop is called "Thank you for Nature". Owner Lee Kwang-ho said the two cute little sheep were the "treasure" in the store as early as three years ago. With the arrival of the Chinese year of the Sheep, more and more Koreans like to have close contact with little sheep, and the two little sheep in their own store have greatly fulfilled their wishes.

These two lambs are not only highly sought after by South Koreans, but also many foreign tourists from Macedonia, Saudi Arabia and New Zealand arrived to catch a glimpse of the lovely face of the sheep.

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