Jayeondo Sogeumppang (Salt Bread) & Jayeondoga

Review 437

• CT Lee
  5

  in the last week

  Being a tourist I have not tried that many salt bread but of the well known ones, this is the best for me. Also, I feel their coffee is not talked about as much. Whether iced or hot, coffee and salt bread make an excellent break combo!

• Daniel Garcia
  5

  2 weeks ago

  I loved this place, I had a really good experience. The bread was delicious simple but full of flavor and the coffee was also really good. It’s a nice spot to stop by in the morning before continuing your day. Prices are a bit on the higher side, but pretty much the same as anywhere else. Overall, an excellent place.

• Chu Lin
  5

  a month ago

  In our 4 days in Seoul, this is the one place that we've come every single day. It lives to the hype. The lines are only a few minutes long. It's definitely a tourist trap but a worthy one. The breads are so buttery, with a crispy bottom. It is to die for. A must stop when in Seoul

• Elena Murzello
  5

  2 months ago

  Believe the hype - but come early. I lined up at 8:45am and I was the first person there (yes, a little crazy) but it was my last day in Seoul and I needed to make sure that I tried the salt bread before heading home. It did not disappoint. So after snagging 4 buns (you can only buy 4 or more), I went to the other line and grabbed an orange juice (complete with an actual orange to eat). I caught a seat in the shade and enjoyed two buns. Buttery goodness!

• peter liew
  4

  3 months ago

  There was no queue when I was there. It comes in a bag of 4 pieces of salted bread and costs 12000 won. Payment only by credit card. No cash!!! You pay first, then go queue to collect the bread. My honest opinion is that it's just bread with salt added. The price is not cheap. You probably would buy again. I wouldn't.