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Hongik Univ. Station(Airport Railroad)·Bakery

Aoi Tori

Popular Japanese-style bakery in Hongdae, offering a variety of breads and coffee

8, Wausan-ro 29-gil, Mapo-gu, Seoul, K.C Building
공항철도
384m from Hongik Univ. Station
Lunch 10,000 won range·Dinner 10,000 won range
Open Now ~ Closes at 21:00

Reservation Accepted
Free Wi-Fi
Take-Out Available

Introduction

Aoi Tori is a bakery cafe in Hongdae with a Japanese vibe, loved for its diverse selection of breads and coffee. Unique menu items such as yakisoba bread, matcha melon bread, and mentaiko baguette are its highlights, and the fresh, soft texture of its fermented breads is the secret to its popularity.
The interior is small but cozy, and the staff provide friendly service, making for a comfortable visit.

Visitor Characteristics

The proportion of female visitors is slightly higher, and people of all ages from teens to forties visit evenly. There are especially many young customers, mainly those visiting the Hongdae area.
It is known as a quick and satisfying eatery, so popular menu items may sell out if you visit late, making early visits recommended.

Main Features

Reservations, wireless internet, and takeout services are available for convenient use. The combination of various breads and coffee menus is attractive.
With its unique Japanese-style bread flavors, it has become a small healing spot near Hongdae.

Nearby Transportation

It is close to many subway lines such as Hongik Univ. Station, Sogang Univ. Station, Sinchon Station, and Gwangheungchang Station, offering excellent public transportation access. Despite being in the middle of a busy city center, it is easy to get to.
The Airport Railroad, Line 2, Gyeongui-Jungang Line, and Line 6 all operate here, making it convenient to reach from anywhere in Seoul.

Parking Information

There is no dedicated parking space, so you must use nearby public parking lots. It is recommended to check parking locations in advance if visiting by car.
As it is in a city center area, public transportation is advised.

User Reviews

There are many reviews praising the yakisoba bread and melon bread, with the soft and moist texture of the bread being positively mentioned. However, some note that the store is small and may be a bit uncomfortable for dining in.
On the other hand, thanks to the friendly staff and unique Japanese-style bread flavors, many visitors express their intention to return.