Gwangjang Market choco pie bakery with double-boxed gift packs: Ssuk's
In short
Ssuk's Choco Pie Seoul is a choco pie bakery at the entrance of Gwangjang Market, by Exit 7 of Jongno 5-ga Station. Customers can mix and match choco pies, scones and cookies into a 3-piece or 6-piece gift pack, and because the pies are so full of cream each box is packed twice, which makes it look more premium rather than less. Ssuk's Choco Pie Seoul is an easy, no-pressure size for a housewarming or a birthday gift.

Good to know
- Location
- Jongno 5-ga Station Exit 7, entrance of Gwangjang Market and of Cheonggyecheon
- Menu
- Choco pie (signature), scones, cookies, wine
- Gift sets
- Single items available; 3-piece and 6-piece packages
- Tasting
- Free samples offered
- Storage
- Choco pies are best kept refrigerated
- Stores
- Main store is in Gwangju; the Gwangjang Market shop is the only Seoul branch
as written by the visitor on Aug 11, 2026
Where is Ssuk's Choco Pie Seoul?


A high-quality choco pie specialist right at the entrance of Gwangjang Market. It's close to Exit 7 of Jongno 5-ga Station and sits near the start of Cheonggyecheon, so it's easy to swing by on a date or while wandering the market. The green sign is easy to spot. The Gwangjang Market strip is already famous and gets a lot of family visitors, so it's the kind of place you could just walk into on a whim.
Inside the shop and the free tasting counter
Stylish, sophisticated vibe inside. The clean green color scheme feels upscale, and the interior is pretty enough to be photo-worthy. There's a big bear-shaped mirror by the entrance that makes a great photo zone. Most bakeries like this don't offer a tasting corner, but here you can sample for free, so feel free to just walk in.





What's on the menu at Ssuk's Choco Pie Seoul?
The signature item is the choco pie. There are various menu items and every single one looks delicious. They're a bit bigger than a typical choco pie. Each signature flavor is built around a regional specialty ingredient, so they're all packed with good-for-you ingredients. Honestly, nothing here felt like the one true signature — they all felt like signatures, which made choosing basically impossible. Everything looked tasty and I wanted to eat all of it haha. If you can't pick just one, a gift pack set is the way to go.




Ssuk's Choco Pie's main branch is in Gwangju, and this Gwangjang Market shop is the only Seoul location. They also run an Instagram follow event, picking 3 winners a week to receive choco pies, so it's worth entering. The various props around the shop make the space feel even richer. They also sell wine, which made me curious enough to want to buy some.
Mixing your own 3-piece or 6-piece gift pack
A great housewarming gift from this Gwangjang Market dessert spot. Single items are available, and if you want something for a gift, the 3-piece or 6-piece package is recommended. You can choose freely among choco pie, scone and cookie by type. Isn't picking a mix of different kinds exactly the charm of a gift pack? Haha.


Another great housewarming gift from this Gwangjang Market dessert spot. Once you walk in, staff kindly guide you and answer any questions, so buying is easy even if you're unsure. Everything comes out nicely packed in a classy green box. It's a good size for a housewarming or birthday gift for friends, and the price is easy on the wallet too — that's what makes it a real hidden-gem gift.
Opening the double-boxed 6-piece gift pack
Yet another solid housewarming gift pick from this Gwangjang Market dessert spot. Refrigeration is recommended for the choco pies. Because there's more cream than the weight would suggest, each one is double-packaged — and that actually ends up looking more premium rather than cheap. Since each piece comes individually wrapped, you could buy the package, eat a few yourself, and gift the rest individually to friends.


A Gwangjang Market café favorite, Ssuk's Choco Pie. The included info sheet lays out the entire Ssuk's lineup at a glance. The signature is the choco pie, but they also sell cookies and scones.


A Gwangjang Market café favorite, Ssuk's Choco Pie. Even the individual pieces don't share identical designs — each one has its own touch based on the regional ingredient it represents, which makes them easy to tell apart at a glance. Everything inside the box is wrapped in plastic, so nothing shifted or got damaged in transit.







How did the choco pies taste?
Definitely a taste that feels premium. The sweet cream goes down smoothly and still keeps that classic choco pie texture. Honestly, unless you dislike chocolate outright, there's nothing not to like here. Something anyone, young or old, could enjoy.
A Gwangjang Market café favorite, Ssuk's Choco Pie. Since each piece comes individually wrapped, it seems easy to buy a bunch, store them, and enjoy them as snacks later. The base is chocolate, but each pie really carries a distinct regional character. Between the taste and the upscale design, this feels perfect as a gift!
Where it is
25 Jongno 32-gil, 1st floor, Jongno-gu, Seoul, South Korea서울특별시 종로구 종로32길 25 1층






