Myeongdong Yanggwa: trendy bakery in Myeongdong
It’s easy to spot and frankly very difficult to miss because the window is full of Korea’s most trendy pastries and desserts.
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It’s easy to spot and frankly very difficult to miss because the window is full of Korea’s most trendy pastries and desserts.
While I’m sure there are better salt bread options in other parts of Seoul, I was pretty satisfied with this delightful find in Myeongdong.
While I’m a huge fan of their matcha powders and tea leaves, I’m on the fence regarding the fresh milk used.
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I’ve frequently been asked what’s worth doing here, so I pulled together this guide to the best things to do in Myeongdong.
The beef slices are juicy & tender, without being overcooked. They’re very prime cuts and how the staff grilled also retains the flavours.
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