Yeongdeungpo gift bakery: yogurt mochi and mandarin salt bread, BYWAY

One of the desserts I keep seeing on social media lately is fresh fruit mochi (chapssal-tteok, chewy glutinous rice cake).

Chewy rice cake skin wrapped around fresh fruit and cream: fruit mochi looks pretty and tastes great, so it's super popular. This time I went to try this hot dessert at BYWAY BAKERS near Yeongdeungpo-gu Office Station. You can find lots of bakery items and unusual desserts all in one place, so I'd like to introduce it to anyone looking for a good café in the area.

What kind of bakery café is BYWAY BAKERS Yeongdeungpo Branch?

BYWAY BAKERS is a bakery café where you can find everything from basic breads to baked sweets and trendy desserts.

The moment I walked in, the place was full of the smell of toasty bread, and every shelf was stocked with tempting things. There was a wide range, from familiar items like financiers, egg tarts and salt bread to special seasonal desserts.

Like a big bakery café, it's fun just to wander around looking at all the breads and desserts and picking what you want.

The trendy, unusual desserts especially caught my eye.

There are lots of dessert types and they make good gifts, so I recommend it if you ever need to give a dessert present.

What does the Shine yogurt mochi taste like?

BYWAY BAKERS' Shine yogurt mochi is a fruit rice cake with yogurt cream and Shine Muscat grapes inside a chewy glutinous rice skin. It was the item I was looking forward to most on this visit.

Fruit mochi and fresh fruit rice cakes are so popular these days, right? BYWAY BAKERS has this trendy fruit dessert too.

Shine Muscat plus yogurt had me excited before I even tasted it. Bite in, and the soft yogurt cream and the sweetness of the Shine Muscat come together inside the chewy rice skin.

The fresh, tangy flavor of yogurt made it feel lighter than an ordinary rice cake. The sweet grapes and sour yogurt balance each other nicely, and it was delicious.

With that chewy texture on top, it was just right as a dessert. I'd recommend it if you like the trendy fruit mochi or fresh fruit rice cakes.

How is the mandarin wakppu salt bread different from plain salt bread?

BYWAY BAKERS' mandarin wakppu salt bread is salt bread topped with tangy mandarin and cream, and it was the second thing I tried. These days salt bread often comes with all kinds of fillings for a different twist.

I really love the unique look: crispy yet chewy salt bread with tangy mandarin and cream. The savory, salty flavor of salt bread meets the freshness of the mandarin, and it makes for a different taste.

If you like pairing sweet desserts with salty bread, I think you'll enjoy it. It has a charm different from the plain salt bread I usually eat, so it stuck in my memory even more.

Financiers, egg tarts and other bakery items, plus gift packaging

BYWAY BAKERS also has a variety of baked sweets such as financiers and egg tarts.

They'd be nice picked one by one with a coffee, and also seem fine to pack up in several kinds as snacks.

From basic bakery items to trendy new menu items, there are plenty of choices, so if you love bread, just browsing should be fun.

The box packaging is neat and the dessert selection is wide, so I recommend this café near Yeongdeungpo-gu Office Station if you need a dessert gift.

Verdict: who is BYWAY BAKERS near Yeongdeungpo-gu Office Station for?

BYWAY BAKERS is a bakery café where you can enjoy not just ordinary bread but also today's popular fruit desserts.

Personally, I liked the Shine yogurt mochi for the combination of chewy rice skin and tangy yogurt cream, and the mandarin wakppu salt bread was unusual and tasty too.

If you're looking for a good café near Yeongdeungpo-gu Office Station, or you're curious about the hot fruit mochi and unusual salt bread, stop by. It's a nice place for those days you crave something sweet.