서울로스터리1946

Takapuna · Auckland — Korean roastery & dabang

서울
로스터리

Seoul Roastery · Est. in spirit 1946

A modern Korean tearoom on Barrys Point Road — coffee roasted in-house, salt bread out of the oven, and tteokbokki after dark. Seoul flair, Takapuna address.

1946

Seoul's year

4.3★

349 Google reviews

10pm

open daily till

“The best salt bread in town” — NZ Herald

The pour · roasted in-house

“The best salt bread in town.”NZ Herald “Modern Seoul flair meets nostalgia.”Denizen 4.3★ · 349 Google reviewsGoogle From the duo behind Stroll Coffee & BricksTakapuna

소금빵의 집The house of salt bread — and everything after

Bakery by morning, dabang by afternoon, Korean street food by night. One kitchen, three moods.

Golden butter-laminated bread dusted with falling salt on a dark slate 소금빵 · fresh batches daily*

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소금빵

Sogeum-ppang · Korean salt bread

Butter-laminated, sea-salt finished, pulled from the oven through the day. The one the reviews keep coming back for.

“The best salt bread in town.”— NZ Herald
Tteokbokki in a dark bowl with chopsticks, garnished with spring onion

떡볶이

Tteokbokki

Chewy rice cakes in gochujang heat — the after-dark order. We're open till 10pm for a reason.

Korean fried chicken fresh from the fry basket on a wooden board

후라이드 치킨

Korean fried chicken

Twice-fried, glass-crisp, made for sharing over a long table and a second pour.

House original · breakfast

새참
Saecham

Soft eggs folded into house milk bread with chewy tteok — the breakfast the regulars won't let us take off.

새참

The Saecham breakfast

Named for the Korean farmer's mid-morning meal. Only here.

1946,
서울의 이름Why nineteen forty-six

In 1946, one year after liberation, the city formerly called Gyeongseong took back its name: Seoul. This room is named for that year — a dabang where the old tearoom ritual meets a modern roastery.

1946

Seoul becomes Seoul

The capital is officially renamed after liberation. The dabang — Korea's coffee tearoom — becomes the city's living room in the decades that follow.

2024

The dabang lands in Takapuna

Hospitality duo Matthew Yeo and Eddie Chae — the pair behind Stroll Coffee and Bricks — open Seoul Roastery 1946 on Barrys Point Road, roasting in-house.

오늘

Morning bakes to 10pm bowls

Salt bread batches through the day, coffee off our own roast, and a Korean street-food kitchen that runs late, every night of the week.

Warm cafe room with timber tables and an open counter

낮에는 다방,
밤에는 서울.

A dabang by day, Seoul by night.

Address27 Barrys Point Road, TakapunaAuckland
HoursOpen daily · till 10pmbakery from morning, kitchen runs late
Reviews★★★★½ 4.3 · 349 Google reviews
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