Here are some photos I took while walking a loop around Seochon.
Something like this..
MIDMÉ
I stopped in here too, and it turned out to be a specialist in French-style breads like croissants. The thing is, the number of places doing croissants well has grown so much lately.. If you don’t have a good croissant shop near home, coming all the way out here to buy some makes sense, but these days I can just get them nearby, and I’d had a great croissant not long before, so I skipped it. This is a genuinely outstanding shop, and yet neighbourhood bakeries have caught up to that level, which I think is pretty remarkable.
Hwaljjakpin Memil, a buckwheat noodle house
First time I’ve laid eyes on this place, and there’s a queue here now too.
Gulim, a baked-sweets shop
I knew they had moved to Seongsu, but I had no idea they had opened in Seochon as well.. They weren’t open on this day, though.
Jalppajin Memil, another buckwheat noodle place
So there was a place like this too. There’s still a lot about Seochon I don’t know..
A lovely hanok cafe
Seochon keeps getting more stylish.
A cake shop
A dessert shop with a sort of frilly, Lolita-ish vibe.
Shops
Shops
Shops
A walking path
Apartments
Seochon has an atmosphere all its own.
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