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A Taste of Jeju in Seoul: Abebe Bakery in Jongno

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Hello everyone! Finally, it's almost the weekend! ๐ŸŽ‰

My friend and I visited the newly opened Abebe Bakery in Gwangjang Market this weekend. Filled with the nostalgic flavors I remember from my Jeju trip, we were both excited to visit.

The store was clean, and the turnover was quick, so we could choose our bread without a long wait.

I chose the Namwon Green Tangerine Cream Doughnut and the Udo Peanut Cream Doughnut. My friend went with the Real Salty Caramel Doughnut and the Hallasan Stone Doughnut.

Tasty Doughnuts

The cream was rich and thick, and they said it was delicious even frozen, so I ate half right away and packaged the other half to store in the freezer. I was surprised that the texture and flavor were perfectly preserved when I defrosted it!

Selection of Doughnuts

They also have beautifully prepared gift boxes, which would be perfect for giving to acquaintances.

More Delicious Treats

It was a satisfying experience being able to feel the Jeju vibe in Seoul! :)

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