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Siosoko

A small Sapa-dong bakery famed for focused salt-bread offerings; limited daily sales mean you should arrive at opening to secure the full selection.

GyeongnamWorld Cuisine > Bakery/Pastry
A compact bakery in Sapa-dong, Changwon whose name literally evokes a 'salt warehouse' — best known for its focused lineup of salt breads. They sell to the first 50 customers each day and enforce per-person limits, so the full selection is only reliable if you arrive right at opening. The staples are a soft-style salt bread and a firmer baguette-style salt bread (both limited to five per person), and the menu expands around those with flavors like myeongnan-mayo (mentaiko mayo), garlic baguette, butter-and-red-bean, chocolate chip, jalapeño and cracked black-and-white pepper. Another local favorite is the : chewy dough wrapped around a whole sweet red bean filling.

Local Tips

  • Two signature salt breads — a soft style and a baguette-style — both limited to five per person
  • Only the first 50 customers are served each day; arrive at opening if you want the full range
  • Try the mochi danpat-bbang for a chewy, whole-red-bean-filled treat; seasonal and savory variations rotate

Menu

Soteupeu Sogeum-bbang (Soft salt bread) — limit 5 per person1,900 KRW
Bageuteu Sogeum-bbang (Baguette-style salt bread) — limit 5 per person2,000 KRW
( red bean bread)1,900 KRW

Practical Information

Category
World Cuisine > Bakery/Pastry
Address
6-3, Changi-daero 695beon-gil, Seongsan District, Changwon City, Gyeongsangnam-do
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Operating Hours
Daily 12:00–16:00
Facilities
Takeout,First-come, first-served (daily limit: first 50 customers),Purchase limits on popular items

Glossary

Danpat-bbang
Red-bean-filled sweet bun (danpat = sweet red bean; bbang = bread). A common and comforting pastry in Korea.
Mochi
A chewy rice-cake texture often incorporated into pastries for a soft, elastic bite.
Sogeumbbang
Literally 'salt bread' — a Korean bakery item where a light, slightly sweet dough is finished with a savory salt crust for contrast.