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LE PAIN on Songnidan-gil

When I go back to one of those “-ridan-gil” streets after a while, there are always new places I’ve never seen before. That’s what makes them fun to wander when you’ve got time to kill..

The LE PAIN Culinary Academy you pass on the way

Le pain songridangil.

Just how much bread do you have to sell before you get your own lab..

A new place

Le pain songridangil.

I have no idea what they actually do, though..

LE PAIN

Le pain songridangil.

Looks like an ordinary bakery. Nothing unusual about it, so I couldn’t work out why it was so popular.

Chestnut bread

Le pain songridangil.

There’s a chestnut bread that goes on sale at 2 p.m., one per customer.

The breads

Le pain songridangil.

The breads

Le pain songridangil.

The view on the way out with my bread

Le pain songridangil.

There was a decent line of people waiting to buy bread. That’s how famous the chestnut bread must be. I’d actually meant to grab the mammoth bread they sell at 3 as well, but apparently these days they only sell that one in Myeongdong. So I made do with the chestnut bread that day.

Seokchon Lake

Le pain songridangil.

There really are a lot of people.

This is the bread

Le pain songridangil.

The inside

Le pain songridangil.

It’s definitely hefty, and packed with chestnuts. The bread itself was soft and tasty too. If it’s this good, no wonder people queue up like that. I felt like I’d found the secret to its popularity.

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