If breakfast is not provided at your hotel, finding a proper breakfast place to eat in Seoul can be a bit of a challenge. Locals seem to have their breakfast at home, cafes aren't really open in the early morning and your choices are limited to fast food restaurants, bread from bakeries or stuff from convenience stores.
It was only till the last couple of days of our Seoul trip that we discovered this gem of a place - Issac Toast.
Located just round the corner from
Hotel Rian where we stayed, this tiny shop specialises in nothing but toasts. I'm not talking about fancy Shibuya toasts here, this place just sells humble toasts - slices of ham/egg/other ingredients wedged between two pieces of bread. Sounds utterly boring and uninspiring (and sounds like something you can make at home). But on the contrary - the toast was soooooooooooooooooooooo good!!
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| Toast goes great with Banana milk too! |
Just looking at the breakfast menu is making me droooooooool.....
I think it's all in the secret sauce they use in the toast. What a bummer we found out about Issac toast so late! Otherwise I would be happy just to eat it everyday! Prices are really affordable. All under 3,000KRW.
If you don't believe how good the toast is, then you gotta at least trust Issac Toast's spokesperson, Jo Jung-seok right?
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| what's this? you're making me eat bread?! |
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| omg..what is this heavenly taste??? |
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| it's sooooooooooo good!!!!!!! |
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| 10/10 for your acting chops |
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| i. cannot. take. it. anymore. |
How to get there:
There are many Issac Toast outlets all over Seoul. The one we ate at was near Jongno-3-ga subway station, Exit 15.
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