RESTAURANT · Seongdong-gu

Aimdoneot Seongsu Branch

Name: Aimdoneot Seongsu Branch
Address: 서울 성동구 연무장길 37-30, Seongdong-Gu, Seoul, KR
Telephone: 02-548-1314
Price range: ₩₩
Rating: 4.5

아임도넛 성수점

4.5·₩₩·Seongsu Station · 189m

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About the District

Seongdong-gu

Seongdong-gu's Seongsu-dong has transformed from an industrial zone into Seoul's most talked-about food and culture district. Nicknamed 'Seoul's Brooklyn,' it hosts artisan roasters, pop-up restaurants, and concept cafés in renovated factories alongside high-end boutiques. The food scene rewards curiosity — the best spots are often down an alleyway or behind an unmarked door.

Hours영업시간

Hours not tracked — confirm by phone: 02-548-1314

Ratings & Buzz평점 & 블로그 반응

Google Rating

4.5

G A4 months ago

I’m starting to wonder — are donuts in Seoul generally not that sweet? 😅 I’m used to sweeter donuts, so I was surprised again. That said, this one is definitely better than Dunkin’ Wonders in my opinion. The donuts here are very soft and fluffy, and they have a wide variety to choose from. Texture-wise, it’s really good. Even if the sweetness level is more subtle than what I’m used to, the overall quality feels higher. I think this might be their only shop, so there can be a queue on busy days — but they serve quite fast, so the wait isn’t too bad. Worth trying if you’re in Seongsu and curious about the hype.

Sunyawit S4 months ago

We’ve tried several kinds like chocolate donut, sausage donut, and the Parma ham donut. They’re all good. Long waiting line but run fast. There is staffs to manage the que and explain how to order the packing box before entry. So, the payment process go through smoothly.

Trân6 months ago

I walked past this donut shop and noticed a line in front, so I got curious. Since the line wasn’t too long, I joined and waited only about 5 minutes before it was my turn to go inside. Inside, there were lots of donuts and staff members. Each time, the staff allowed around 10 customers in, and once inside, customers lined up to pick donuts (similar to a buffet). After choosing donuts for your tray, you make a payment, and the cashier gives you a number—they call you when your donuts are packed. They offer a 4-piece box (300 won) and a 7-piece box (500 won). If you don’t want a box, you can ask for a paper bag at no charge, though they recommend packing cream donuts in a box. They also sell some souvenirs inside. For me, this is the best donut I’ve had in South Korea so far—it’s creamy, and I love creamy fillings—but it is a bit expensive.