떡볶이
Tteokbokki
Chewy rice cakes in gochujang heat — the after-dark order. We're open till 10pm for a reason.
Takapuna · Auckland — Korean roastery & dabang
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
Bakery by morning, dabang by afternoon, Korean street food by night. One kitchen, three moods.
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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
Chewy rice cakes in gochujang heat — the after-dark order. We're open till 10pm for a reason.
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.
The Saecham breakfast
Named for the Korean farmer's mid-morning meal. Only here.
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
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
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
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.
A dabang by day, Seoul by night.