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La Feuille Croissant

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Seomyeon thread-layered salt bread baked in four daily batches

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An easy walk from Seomyeon Station toward Bujeon Library, with a rounded doorway, wooden window frames and a baking timetable by the entrance. The shop has no customer parking; take the subway or use a nearby paid lot.

The KRW 5,000 thread-layered salt bread has fine pastry strands that shatter outside and a moist, chewy centre. Salt and butter carry through the bite, with especially crisp ends. Batches come out at 10:00, noon, 15:00 and 17:00. Strawberry jam is provided when eating it in the shop.

Butter-filled salt croissants, garlic thread bread, Mont Blanc and Dubai kataifi croissants offer different shapes and toppings. Sausage and cheese breads provide savoury choices, while mixed petit croissant boxes work as Busan travel gifts.

Wooden furniture and antique objects surround roughly three four-person tables. Seating is limited and takeaway is common, making this a short coffee break around Seomyeon plans. Request gift boxes before paying: four- and six-piece boxes cost KRW 1,000 each, with a free six-piece box when buying six breads.

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