In a groundbreaking move, Starbucks has opened a new cafe in Gimpo, South Korea, offering customers a rare glimpse into North Korean life from across the border. The cafe, located near the Korean Demilitarized Zone (DMZ), allows patrons to sip their coffee while observing a quiet North Korean village. This new location has been dubbed a potential tourist attraction, as it blends the charm of a coffeehouse with the intrigue of geopolitics. While enjoying lattes and other beverages, visitors can take in views of the most militarized border in the world, making for a unique dining experience that showcases the stark contrast between the two Koreas.