20 ausgewählte Bakery Restaurants in Umgebung von Hanbyeokdang Pavilion nach Empfehlung

PNB Punnyon Bakery Hanok Maul 1-Ho is a shop that specializes in popular mini chocolate pies. They have a soft texture and an authentic chocolate flavor, with a satisfying chewiness. With a variety of flavors, including the mildly sweet Yangan, anyone can enjoy them easily. Popular among people of all ages and genders, they make a perfect souvenir.

PNB Toyonen Seika Zenshu Honten is a long-standing confectionery shop known for its popular chocolate pies, a souvenir of Zenshu tourism. Founded in 1926 by a founder who learned confectionery techniques in Japan, it opened as "Toyonen Seika" in 1951. Currently run by the third generation, you can enjoy its flavors primarily in Zenshu and throughout the country.

Punyun Bakery has become a spacious and sparkling establishment. The selection of bread has increased, and the cafe menu is also extensive. The cinnamon bread is especially recommended. Additionally, there is a parking lot in front of the store for convenience. Punyun Bakery in Jeonju has grown much larger than before and offers a wide variety of bread. The chocolate pie has a high cocoa content and a rich chocolate flavor, making it a perfect taste to evoke memories. Operated by Gangdong Oven, Punyun Bakery sells various chocolate pies and Buchonse. This shop is run by the first father-daughter confectioners in Korea, and the main building of the store has a monument to General An Jung-geun.

Street Goriya is a restaurant located in Jeonju Hanok Village, known for its baguette burgers and fruit juices. The baguette in the burgers has a crispy texture and pairs well with the fillings. The unique and spicy combination of ingredients is reminiscent of the burgers found on Yongchol Street. The restaurant has maintained its reputation for over 10 years and is a must-visit when in Jeonju.

Chonil Bakery is a bakery with a 45-year tradition located in the Wansan District of Jeonju. Known as a famous maker of handmade cookies featured by Baek Jong-won’s 'Three Great Kings,' it is beloved by locals. Every visit brings new breads, and its charm lies in the faithful flavors and diverse menu.

Located in Jeonju Hanok Village, the handmade Jeonju Choco Pie Hanok Village Main Store is at the heart of a tourist destination where you can experience Korea's traditional culture and history. Developed in the early 1970s based on experiences in European and American cafeterias, this choco pie has been selected as one of the top 100 souvenirs of North Jeolla Province.

Gyodon Imshil Cheese Wandakkiochi Imshil Cheese Shibuwonppan is a newly opened restaurant in Hanok Village. Here, you can enjoy the traditional Seowonbap. The highlight is the soft and melty cheese inside the piping hot manju. Pizza sauce and corn are also available. The restaurant is located in front of the Jeonju Stadium, so be sure to stop by.

PNB Punnyeongjae-gwa Jeongdong Branch is located in the Wansan District of Jeonju, making it a perfect stop between sightseeing at Jeonju Hanok Village and the Electric Cathedral. It is particularly famous for its chocolate pies, which are also popular as gifts. Inside the store, you can find a variety of chocolate pies available in both original and mini sizes.

Jeonju Gyodong Sand is a popular dessert shop in Jeonju Hanok Village, particularly known for its butter sand cookies. Made with high-quality French butter and crafted with care by hand, these cookies make for an excellent souvenir from Jeonju.