Sandwich lunch split three ways with coworkers: Dance Dance Dance

A baguette sandwich spot perfect for girl talk at lunch near Seoul Station

Let me introduce Dance Dance Dance Seoul Station, a baguette sandwich specialist that's perfect for lunchtime girl talk near Seoul Station. I'd wanted to go since the days of the original Hannam-dong location, and I finally made it happen haha. This place is famous for having incredible baguette sandwiches.

• 📍 B306-2, Basement Level 3, Grand Central, 14 Sejong-daero, Jung-gu, Seoul, South Korea
• 🚶 1-minute walk (167m) from Seoul Station Exit 4
• 🕑 Daily 07:00–19:00, last order 18:30
• Group seating / takeout / delivery / mobile pay / parking available
• Naver pre-order is also available

Basement Level 3 of Grand Central, in front of the chandelier

It's located in the basement of Grand Central, right in front of this gorgeous chandelier. This was my first time coming to this building and it was really nice haha. Being in the Grand Central basement, it felt like all the Seoul Station office workers were gathered there — and since you can pre-order through Naver and take out, it was really convenient.

Kiosk ordering and price range

You order through this kiosk! The general price range is a reasonable ₩9,900 to ₩12,000, though the fig seasonal menu items at ₩16,900 to ₩18,900 were a bit pricey — but worth trying.

Besides the baguette sandwiches, there are also scones and a myeongnan (pollock roe) baguette, plus gift wrapping is available.

Seeing this mouthwatering poster kept me hungry the whole time.

We ordered three and split them, and they gave us a knife too, which made cutting them up easy.

Fig pistachio baguette, ₩18,900

This is a new fall menu item topped with figs and fig jam on a pistachio tofu cream cheese loaded with plenty of pistachio paste! A coworker said she'd eaten it twice a week, so I was curious and ordered it lol.

I thought, isn't this just throwing every trendy ingredient in at once? But no... it was seriously delicious.

This was my first fig of the fall season, and the sweet, soft figs paired really well with the pistachio cream.

That cream especially was the magic ingredient! Since the base is tofu cream, it stayed light and wasn't overly sweet or heavy.

Chicken breast sandwich, ₩11,900

This is a protein-packed sandwich loaded with tender chicken breast tossed in Dance Dance Dance's house-made sauce — a signature menu item that lives up to its reputation. It tasted even better than I expected.

There's a generous amount of meat, and the tangy-sweet sauce keeps it from getting boring. The bread itself is also just fundamentally delicious.

I'm not sure how they mixed it with the mustard, but there was this fun popping texture like flying fish roe, without any off flavors.

Mushroom grilled sandwich, ₩9,900, swapped to ciabatta

This one combines savory, salty sauce with chewy oyster mushrooms and richly melted cheese — a familiar flavor, but so well-balanced it's addictive.

I swapped the bread for ciabatta, which was a good choice. The chewy bread stretched together with the cheese and mushrooms in a satisfying way, and since it's a hot sandwich, it paired well with the other menu items too.

Would I go back? Wrapping up a Seoul Station office lunch

It's a great sandwich spot near Seoul Station — it takes about 10 minutes to walk from the office, but I still think I'll be going back (often)!

• ✔️ 1-minute walk from Seoul Station Exit 4, top-tier accessibility
• ✔️ Fig pistachio baguette is a fall-limited must-try
• ✔️ Chicken breast sandwich is a proven signature
• ✔️ Naver pre-order available
• ✔️ Takeout / to-go option, great for office lunches