Bouquet de Pain Apgujeong Review 2026: Salt Bread & Croissant Delights

I finally made it!

I visited Bouquet de Pain (부케 드 뺑), the famous salt bread bakery that my bread-loving friend recommended to me months ago!

I stopped by around noon on a Saturday and was able to purchase my items right away without any wait!

They also sell the recently popular Yangziganlu (양쯔간루) mochi!

Bouquet de Pain (부케 드 뺑) Information

❤️ Operating Hours: Daily, 10:00 AM - 10:00 PM

❤️ Phone: 010-2563-8966 (Local Korean number)

❤️ Address: 1F, 18 Dosan-daero 49-gil, Gangnam-gu, Seoul

❤️ No dedicated parking / No stopping or parking directly in front of the store

1. Location & Exterior

Bouquet de Pain is located near Dosan Park (도산공원).

It's about a 5-minute walk from Apgujeong Rodeo Station (압구정로데오역).

The shop is charmingly decorated in shades of pink, nestled on a street corner. Instead of a traditional sign, 'Bouquet de Pain' is painted directly on the wall!

Just a heads up, the entrance isn't where the carpet is shown in the photo! I initially thought it was, but the actual entrance is right below the 'Bouquet de Pain' lettering. (Oops, learned that the hard way!)

2. Interior Ambiance

The first floor is adorably decorated, centered around the bread display, with no indoor seating.

Instead of indoor seats on the first floor, there was an outdoor terrace seating area.

I heard there's a lovely seating area upstairs on the second floor, but I couldn't go up due to my schedule. If you have time, definitely check it out – I hear the ambiance is fantastic!

3. Recommended Breads

As expected from a place my bread-loving friend recommended as a salt bread (sogeumppang, 소금빵) hotspot, Bouquet de Pain offers a truly diverse range of salt bread varieties!

They have unique toppings like Buldak (불닭, spicy chicken), Green Onion Cream Cheese (쪽파 크림치즈), Mozzarella, and Garlic salt bread.

I bought three types: the classic plain, Buldak, and Spicy Yakisoba salt bread.

Even though I'm not great with super spicy food, I thoroughly enjoyed the Buldak salt bread!

It wasn't 'Buldak spicy' (referring to the extreme Korean spicy chicken noodle), but rather a deliciously pleasant level of heat!

Can you see its glorious, shimmering appearance?

Haha!

The moment I saw that croissant from afar, I knew I had to get it! (Though, sadly, I'd already visited another bakery and couldn't buy it this time. Womp womp!)

Up close, it's just as stunning! ✨

It's been ages since I've seen such a perfectly baked croissant!

I'm already planning my next trip just to get my hands on this!

Beyond their already famous salt bread and croissants, they also sell the trending Yangziganlu (양쯔간루) mochi!

With a variety of flavors and even customization options, it's fun to pick one to suit your taste!

4. Overall Verdict

Even on the Saturday afternoon I visited, there was plenty of bread, and the ordering and checkout process was quick, so I didn't have to wait long at all.

If you don't need to sit down, I highly recommend getting your treats to go!

If you're searching for a fantastic salt bread spot in Apgujeong (압구정) with diverse toppings and delicious flavors, Bouquet de Pain (부케 드 뺑) is a must-visit!