London Bagel Museum Anguk

When I went on Sunday morning at 7 a.m., I was number 15 in line. Almost everyone in line, including myself, was Japanese. About an hour later, my number was called and I was able to enter the store. Once inside, you pick out your bread, pay at the register, and then you’re guided to your seat. Soups and drinks are also ordered at the register. This time, I ordered: • Cheese Honey Bagel • Pretzel Butter Salt Bagel • Cinnamon Pecan Bagel • Blueberry Bagel • Potato Cheese Bagel • Bricklane Sandwich • Spring Onion Pretzel Sandwich • Truffle Mushroom Soup The popular Spring Onion Pretzel Sandwich, famous for its cheese, was indeed delicious and I highly recommend it. Everything was tasty, but the Pretzel Butter Salt Bagel tasted only of butter. (lol) The Truffle Mushroom Soup was also very good. Since the portion was large, we shared it between two people. The bagel dough itself is so good that you really can’t go wrong if you just choose the flavor you like. For any bread you can’t finish, they provide bags to take it home. If you install the Catch Table app in advance, the process goes much more smoothly. There are still more things I want to try, so I’m ready to line up again next time.

Waited about 30 minutes to get in, which shows how popular this place is. The bagel display looks great with lots of variety. Interesting history behind the bakery. Worth visiting to try the bagels. Coffee was average. Nice display, but the seating area is very small and limited.

The cheese honey bagel was very good! And affordable at KRW 5,300. The mini tote bag, on the other hand, was overpriced at KRW 22,000 (~US$ 12). Highly recommended for takeaway though due to the long queue.

Just really good bagels! I had a jambon butter with coffee to eat in, plus a fig bagel to take away - there's an insane amount of butter in the jambon bagel but somehow having it chilled makes it taste almost like cheese? The waiting system looked a bit intimidating but the staff speak Korean, English and Japanese and were happy to explain downloading the app etc., so you can wander around the neighbourhood while you wait for your number to come up. I only had to wait ten minutes or so but I suspect I came at a lucky time of day. The waiting system also means that doesn't feel too chaotic inside, and there's a nice relaxed atmosphere upstairs.

Great bagels. Got the cheese and garlic bagel, and the mushroom soup. Came right at opening at 7am and only a minor wait (which is still kind of nuts and shows how popular this place is)

We loved visiting London Bagel Museum in Seoul so much that we went twice on our two-week trip, enjoying a variety of bagels, the ham-and-butter sandwich, and flavoured bagels with schmear, and although the line is long it moves quickly, making it an easy, delicious, chewy, and totally worthwhile way to start the day even.

RESERVE By CATCHTABLE even for Takeout. Now, I understand what the fuss is all about. The Mushroom soup, the pretzel and with butter block and cinnamon bagel is to die for. 😍 I think it is quite pricey in Seoul’s Standard TBH…. ( 3 bagels, 1 cream cheese, and 1 soups for 357k) But it is a solid place if you are craving for some soft and hearty bagels.

What a lovely place to visit in Seoul except the waiting line is kinda long nearly an hour for me to dine in at 3pm, but if you take away it might be faster. People at LBM are attentive and adorable, they will guide u to make reservation and you also have free drink and seat while waiting. My order is jalapeno bagel with sausage inside, and the truffle soup, both of them are very good-looking and yummy especially the smell of truffle 🥰. But I did not happy with my seat because its view toward the wall, that not nice to me