Looking for the best bakery in Seongsu? Here’s my honest review of HAZ Bakery Seongsu, including what I ordered (regular salt bread and Rocher Dubai cream bagel), taste notes, and tips for your visit.

Visiting Seongsu in Seoul? Here’s an honest review of I’m donut? Seongsu, the viral Japanese-origin “nama donut” shop, including what to order, price range, and tips to avoid long waits.

Dotori Garden in Anguk is one of Seoul’s most photogenic cafés, famous for its acorn-shaped breads and fairytale bakery vibe. Here’s my honest review on the atmosphere, desserts, prices, and whether it’s worth the queue.

My personal review of Pound Market in Mangwon, Seoul—trying the viral scoopable scones in Fig Pistachio and 초코나무숲 (Chocolate Forest), plus what to expect and tips to visit.

My visit to ZAMSI (잠시) Café in Seoul — a cozy cabin-style café near Seoul Station with warm interiors, handmade details, desserts like IZZ tiramisu, and a sleepy cat by the window.

Casa Bellaz in Hongdae is a Spanish churros specialty shop serving freshly fried churros with rich chocolate dip. This blog covers the menu, atmosphere, and why it’s a must-visit dessert stop in Hongdae.

What is the Dubai Chewy Cookie (두바이 쫀득쿠키)? Ingredients, origins, and how the Dubai chocolate trend turned this chewy dessert into a viral café obsession.

The salt bread that is always the talk of the town. A full breakdown on whether or not Beton Seoul is worth the hour-long queue time.

A personal review of My Melody Harmony Cafe in Jamsil, Seoul. A pastel Sanrio-themed café inside Lotte World Mall, perfect for photos, fans, and tourists exploring Seoul.

An honest review of What A Bread in Yongsan, famous for its cro-chi (croissant × mochi). Is the viral ₩7,200 bread worth it? A guide for tourists exploring cafés beyond Seoul’s main areas.

A visit to Hello Kitty Apple Cafe in Myeongdong—what to expect, what to order, and whether it’s worth visiting. Includes café floors, desserts, and merchandise.

A personal visit to Music Complex Seoul, a vinyl-focused LP cafe/bar in Insadong where you choose records, wear headphones, and slow down in Seoul.

A detailed visit to Bontemps Seongsu, where traditional Korean kkwabegi is reimagined as modern donuts with playful details and stylish packaging.

Looking for Dubai chewy cookies near Myeongdong? Visit 1020 Room in Euljiro (Hip-jiro), a quiet local café known for its dense, chewy Dubai-style cookies and calm atmosphere.

A full review on the latest talk of the town, ETF Bakery’s latest location in Anguk. Salt Bread in the 1000 won range and whole cakes for less than 19,800 won. Is it just a gimmick or is it actually good?

Bakery Agoong blends Korean tradition with modern creativity through unique breads like makgeolli loaves, gat-shaped financiers, and deep-fried red bean salt bread. A warm, comforting stop near Myeongdong and Jongno, perfect for anyone exploring Seoul’s bakery scene.

Discover Bouquet de Pain in Apgujeong, Seoul: a French-style bakery café famed for its creative salt breads, elegant interior and terrace seating in the heart of Gangnam.

Discover Seoul’s London Bagel Museum — from Anguk to Dosan, explore its cozy charm, best bagels, and tips to beat the long queues.

Discover Seongsu’s Your Naked Cheese Café — a retro, photo-worthy spot famous for its Tanning Kitty Cheese Parfait and playful, cheese-inspired interior.