Seongbuk-gu is home to Bukchon's quieter neighbour and Seoul's most literary neighbourhood, with independent bookshops and traditional restaurants tucked between old residential alleys. Ssangmun-dong's street food markets and the traditional teahouses of Samcheong-dong are highlights of this culturally rich but less-touristed district.
EATAmazing spot for coffee and pastries! Everything from the signature Pandoro to the Seongbuk-dong bread is top-notch. Make sure to grab the new Dubai cookies and a strawberry latte while you're there. You won't be disappointed!
Filled with delicious breads! I recommend the cheese stick and the croissant, it’s really crispy and l really enjoyed the nice smooth stretchy cheese. I visited here so many times!
A really nice bakery in a quiet location. It’s near the observatory as well so a great place to visit after a hike. They sell Bundaberg drinks as well and I highly recommend them.
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