Hanam bakery café for a Misa park picnic with decaf coffee: Easy White

I'm bringing you my review of Easy White Bread Hanam Misa, a bakery café in Hanam Misa that's become quite the local favorite. I really love bread, so I always make a point of tracking down bakeries that are supposed to be good. This place is known for its milk bread, so I had high expectations even before I went. If you're a bread lover, this is somewhere I think you should visit at least once.

Location and parking at Easy White Bread Hanam Misa

Easy White Bread Hanam Misa is located at 36 Misagangbyeonbuk-ro 30beon-angil, 1st floor, Hanam-si, Gyeonggi-do, South Korea, near Misa Gyeongjeong Park. It's open daily from 07:30 to 20:30, and both reservations and takeout are available.

Being so close to Misa Gyeongjeong Park, this is a really good spot if you're planning a picnic. You could grab some delicious bread and coffee to go and head to the park, or take it home to enjoy at leisure. There's a small space out front where you can stop briefly, but it's not very spacious, so if you're driving I'd recommend using a nearby paid parking lot.

What's the vibe like inside?

The moment I walked in, the warm interior was the first thing that caught my eye. The whole space has a wood tone that felt comfortable, and the soft lighting made it a nice atmosphere for enjoying bread and coffee. There are window seats too, so I thought it would be lovely to relax there with a cup of coffee on a weekend morning ☺️

Menu and choosing your milk bread thickness

Easy White Bread's signature item is the Golden Beurre milk bread. They also sell gift sets with jam or spreads, which looked great for gifting. The drink menu was fairly simple, but alongside regular coffee they also serve brewing coffee, which gave me the feeling this is a place that takes every item seriously 🤭

Once you order, the milk bread gets cut to your preferred thickness right away.

• 1.5cm — a thinner slice, good for enjoying lightly with butter or jam
• 2cm — the thickness that best brings out the bread's natural flavor and texture
• 2.5cm — recommended for toast or French toast

Being able to choose according to your taste was a nice touch. The olive cheese milk bread also looked really good, and I definitely want to try it on my next visit.

On one side you could watch the bread being made by hand, and on the other, the brewing coffee machine spinning away — so the wait for my takeout order wasn't boring at all.

Honest review: decaf brewing coffee and Golden Beurre milk bread half loaf

On this visit I ordered two brewing coffees (₩3,500 each) and a Golden Beurre milk bread half loaf (₩6,000). I took everything to go. The decaf brewing coffee had a gentle, lively acidity that let the freshness of the beans come through.

And then, the thing I was most looking forward to — the Golden Beurre milk bread. My very first bite had a dense yet moist texture that was genuinely delicious! The crust was soft and the inside moist, so it tasted great even plain with nothing on it, and it also went really well with jam and a glass of milk. It ranks among the best milk breads I've ever had 👍 Since the bread itself is so moist, I think it would make amazing French toast if cut at the 2.5cm thickness.

There's also a cute Psyduck figurine and a bread tasting station set up on one side. Little touches like these just made the whole experience feel even better.

Who should visit

This is a great place to unwind with delicious brewing coffee and milk bread whether you're heading out for a picnic at Misa Gyeongjeong Park or on a date at Hanam Starfield ☺️

• Anyone looking for a good dessert spot in Hanam
• Anyone looking for a bakery café in Misa
• Anyone looking for great milk bread
• Anyone looking for a nice-atmosphere date spot