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L’inconnu, a dessert shop in Apgujeong

Halfway between Apgujeong Station and Garosu-gil, stylish shops have been springing up lately. L’inconnu is one of them; I hear the owner studied in France. The place has a real sense of style.

The place

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Honestly, I only pass by on my way to the supermarket for groceries, so even when a chic place like this opens I never end up going in. But someone came to visit, so we went together.

The style

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Desserts like these

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And desserts like these

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The atmosphere

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The interior

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It’s nicely done, and maybe because of the atmosphere there are always good-looking young couples sitting there. I wasn’t sure whether a middle-aged guy like me was even supposed to walk in.

A planter

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The interior is done with real taste. I found myself wondering whether they hired a consultant or the owner just has that kind of sense.

Paris-Brest

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Not a delicate style, more of a straightforward one. Whether that’s the latest trend in Paris or not, I really couldn’t say.

Mont Blanc

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Same here

Cherry dessert

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This one too… hmm. They’ve probably come out with new desserts by now, but anyway, the ones I had on my visit were tasty yet not to my taste. I liked the Japanese style better.

Jangmi Gimbap is not far away, so we stopped by the gimbap place for round two.

Gimbap

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Well… ordinary.

Mandu

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Store-bought mandu. Not a place you’d seek out for the flavor.

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