Introduction

Isaac Toast - Suyu Station is a popular snack shop boasting a rich flavor by using French bread along with a variety of toast menus. With toppings such as fried egg, egg mayo, and bulgogi, it captivates the taste buds of customers.

Open 24 hours, you can visit anytime without burden, and takeout and group use are available, providing convenient meal options.

Main Features

Takeout service and wireless internet are provided, allowing you to dine in a simple yet pleasant environment. There is also a waiting area, so you can wait comfortably even during busy hours.

With kiosk ordering, waiting time is reduced and a simple payment system enables quick transactions. Various toast menus are offered at reasonable prices ranging from KRW 3,300 to KRW 5,400.

Visitor Characteristics

The gender ratio of visitors is almost half and half, and people from teens to 40s visit widely. In particular, those in their 20s and 30s visit the most, showing high preference among the vibrant younger generation.

It is a cost-effective local restaurant that anyone, including families, students, and office workers, can visit without burden.

User Reviews

There are many reviews saying it is delicious, showing high satisfaction with the taste of the toast. However, some visitors have expressed disappointment with the service or hygiene, indicating room for improvement.

Thanks to quick ordering and delicious menus, it is consistently loved, and those who want a quick and simple meal during a busy day visit frequently.

Parking Information

No parking facility information is provided, but its location near Suyu Station makes public transportation very convenient.

If visiting by car, it is recommended to use a nearby public parking lot.

Accessibility

It is conveniently located adjacent to Suyu Station on Line 4, making it very convenient for subway users. The bus stop is also nearby, boasting various public transportation accessibility.

Visiting is easy on foot or by public transportation, and especially local residents and commuting office workers continue to use it regularly.