Discover Gyeongju’s Famous Face Bread on Hwangridan-gil ๐โจ If you’re planning a trip to Korea and want to experience both culture and food in one bite, let me introduce you to something fun and unique: Gyeongju’s famous “Face Bread” (์ผ๊ตด๋นต)! ๐ https://www.menutong.com/bbs/board.php?bo_table=sangto&wr_id=7154 ๐ธ A Walk Through Hwangridan-gil Hwangridan-gil is one of the most popular streets in Gyeongju, a city already well-known as Korea’s “museum without walls.” This street is filled with hanok-style cafés, boutique shops, and lovely alleys that make you feel like you’re stepping back in time. But among all these beautiful spots, there’s one snack that has captured the attention of locals and travelers alike: Face Bread. @herehotple ๐ What Makes Face Bread Special? Face Bread is exactly what it sounds like—a cute bread shaped like a face! Inspired by Gyeongju’s rich cultural heritage, like Silla Dynasty motifs and Seokguram Grotto designs, these little treats are both playful and meaningful. It’s more than just a snack—it’s like holding a tiny piece of Gyeongju’s history in your hand. Tourists especially love it because it blends tradition with a modern, creative twist. ๐ธ https://cooinglog.tistory.com/entry/์์์ ๋ณด-์ดPD๊ฐ-๊ฐ๋ค-ํฉ๋ฆฌ๋จ๊ธธ-๊ฒฝ์ฃผ์ผ๊ตด๋นต-ํ๋ฐฐ-์ ๋ณด ๐ Flavors and Price Face Bread comes in two main flavors: Nutty Black Sesame ๐ฐ → rich, slightly earthy, and perfect for sesame lovers. Sweet Honey Sweet Potato ๐ฏ๐ → smooth, naturally sweet, and comforting. Each one is only about 2,000 KRW (around $1.50), making it budget-friendly and easy to try both flavors. Even though they look small, they’re stuffed with filling, so every bite feels satisfying. And if you fall in love with them (which you probably will ๐), you can also buy an 8-piece box set to share with friends or take home as souvenirs. @herehotple ๐ Where to Find It The shop is super easy to find—it’s located right at the entrance of Hwangridan-gil. Since it’s a take-out only shop, there are no indoor seats, but that actually makes it more fun. Many people grab a bag and then wander the streets, munching as they explore. You’ll often see people taking photos of their Face Bread in front of Daereungwon Tombs or right outside the shop itself—it’s definitely a trendy spot on Instagram. So don’t be surprised if you see a line during weekends or holiday seasons! ๐ทโจ https://www.segye.com/newsView/20250914506415?OutUrl=naver ๐ฏ A Perfect Addition to Your Gyeongju Trip If you’re visiting iconic sites like Bulguksa Temple, Seokguram, or the Daereungwon Tombs, make sure to stop by Hwangridan-gil afterward. Adding Face Bread to your itinerary will make your day feel even more special. Pair it with a cup of coffee โ from one of the nearby hanok cafés, and you’ll have the perfect balance of sightseeing, culture, and tasty fun. https://www.kyongbuk.co.kr/news/articleView.html?idxno=4051999 ๐ Final Thoughts Travel isn’t just about seeing famous landmarks—it’s also about the little discoveries along the way. Gyeongju’s Face Bread is one of those hidden gems that leaves a smile on your face (literally and figuratively ๐). So next time you’re in Gyeongju, don’t just explore the historic temples—treat yourself to this playful snack too. Who knew bread could be such a great way to experience culture? ๐ Would you try black sesame or sweet potato first? ๐๐ญ Let me know in the comments! #Gyeongju #HwangridanGil #FaceBread #KoreanFood #KoreanSnacks #KoreaTravel #TravelKorea #VisitKorea #KoreanDessert #StreetFood #FoodieTravel #CulturalExperience #KoreaTrip #TravelAsia #KoreaEats #HiddenGems #SnackTime #SweetTooth #FoodieInKorea #LocalFood #MustTryKorea #FoodAdventure #KoreanCulture #HistoricKorea #TravelGoals #FoodTravel #BucketListKorea #ExploreKorea #TastyKorea #KoreaVibes All rights reserved Stay14 Bespoke
