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Sikbugwan in Apgujeong

Sikbugwan is a shokupan (Japanese-style white bread) specialist opened by a famous chef.

The sign

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It’s right in the middle of Apgujeong, so it’s easy to find.

Inside

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Clean and simple.

French toast and bread rolls

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It seems they bring out different breads by season.

Jam

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I hear these are pretty luxurious jams.

You can toast the bread there, so I toasted a slice.

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The Rich loaf is like a Danish pastry, so it doesn’t seem meant for meals.

Natural

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I think it tastes better eaten as is rather than toasted.

I wondered whether Korea has ever had bread this good. It has a sense of luxury that’s hard to find even in Japan. I think the Korean baking scene will only grow if more places like this open up.

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