How do I get to Hergé Seongsu from Seongsu Station, and what are its operating hours?

Hergé Seongsu is located about a 5-minute walk from Seongsu Station Exit 2, at 1F, 135 Achasan-ro, Seongdong-gu, Seoul. It operates from 8:00 AM to 7:30 PM on weekdays and from 10:00 AM to 7:30 PM on weekends. There are no regular closing days.

What are the prices of Hergé Seongsu's signature items, Pain Suisse and Vanilla Canelé?

Hergé Seongsu's Pain Suisse is ~$5. Vanilla Canelé is sold for ~$3.

When is the best time to visit Hergé Seongsu to purchase popular menu items?

Hergé Seongsu's popular menu items often sell out early in the afternoon. If you live nearby, we recommend visiting in the morning.

Herge Bakery Seongsu Review 2026: Must-Try Pastries & Prices

Seoul's Seongsu neighborhood is constantly buzzing with new cafes and bakeries, making it a true paradise for anyone on a pastry pilgrimage. Among the many excellent spots, Herge Bakery stands out as a unique and must-visit destination.

It's incredibly easy to find, located right in front of Seongsu Station Exit 2. Even though Herge Bakery is primarily a takeout spot, it has garnered quite a reputation among pastry enthusiasts.

I had such a fantastic experience with their croissants during my last visit that I happily made a second trip back to indulge again.

📍 Herge Bakery Seongsu
1st Floor, 135 Achasan-ro, Seongdong-gu, Seoul, South Korea

Herge Bakery Seongsu Information

Location: 1st Floor, 135 Achasan-ro, Seongdong-gu, Seoul (a 5-minute walk from Seongsu Station Exit 2)

Hours:

Weekdays: 8:00 AM – 7:30 PM

Weekends: 10:00 AM – 7:00 PM

(Open daily)

Popular items at Herge Bakery Seongsu often sell out quickly in the afternoon. If you're close by, an early morning visit is highly recommended to get your hands on their freshest bakes!

Herge Bakery Seongsu Signature Menu

1. Croissant, Pain Suisse

These pastries boast a rich buttery aroma and incredibly clean, distinct layers. They are absolutely divine, especially when paired with a cup of coffee. If you visit in the morning, the aroma of freshly baked goods fills the entire store.

Pain Suisse Price: ~$5

Almond Double Chocolate Price: ~$5

I was really curious about their new Kyoto Matcha Pain Suisse, but sadly, it was sold out when I visited. Guess I'll have to come back!

2. Campagne

Made with organic flour, these rustic loaves offer a clean wheat flavor and a delightful nuttiness. They are delicious on their own and even better with wine or cheese. If you prefer savory, wholesome bread over sweet desserts, I highly recommend trying their Campagne!

The eye-catching Chocodamia Campagne is priced at ~$6

Fig Campagne Price: ~$6

Nurungji Campagne Price: ~$4

3. Vanilla Canelé

This time, I decided to try some of their baked goods, and the Vanilla Canelé truly stood out! It features a perfectly crispy, caramelized exterior and a moist, tender interior, creating a wonderful textural contrast. It's sweet yet not overwhelmingly so, making it an absolute must-reorder for me.

Valrhona Choco Financier Price: ~$2

Plain Financier Price: ~$2

Vanilla Canelé Price: ~$3

Beyond these, Herge Bakery offers a diverse selection of savory breads, including baguettes and whole wheat sticks.

Black Sesame Baguette Price: ~$3

Fig Walnut Whole Wheat Stick Price: ~$2

The Cheese Sand Bun and Focaccia also looked incredibly tempting!

New Cheese Sand Bun Price: ~$4

Focaccia Price: ~$4

Olive Tomato Focaccia Price: ~$4

Herge Bakery Seongsu Overall Review

Herge Bakery Seongsu truly embodies the charm of a traditional French neighborhood bakery. Its understated elegance, rather than flashy visuals, gives it a distinct and authentic French feel.

Next time, I definitely want to try their focaccia! Every visit to Herge Bakery Seongsu adds more items to my must-try list.😋

If you appreciate classic breads that highlight the natural flavors of their ingredients, you're going to absolutely love this place.