Pyeongchon Station bakery with basil tomato bread: Milbat Bakery

1. Quick info summary (hours, parking, reservations) 2. Menu 3. Interior and layout 4. Taste review 5. Tips for visiting

Today I want to introduce a bakery in Pyeongchon that I really fell in love with^^ It's super easy to find near Pyeongchon Station~ They only use healthy, whole ingredients, so it's great for feeding kids, and it's also perfect as a get-well gift when visiting Hallym University Sacred Heart Hospital near Pyeongchon Station.

This is a bakery that's already famous and popular in Pyeongchon, full of bread baked fresh every dawn. If you're looking for a Pyeongchon bakery, I really recommend this place!

Milbat Bakery Pyeongchon: location, hours and parking

• Location: within 2 minutes on foot from Exit 1 of Pyeongchon Station
• Parking: available on floor 7 of Pyeongchon Family Town shopping complex
• Hours: 08:00 – 00:00
• Bread: baked and sold same day
• Signature menu: basil tomato bread, devil bread, and more

What the exterior and interior look like

The moment you open the door at Milbat Bakery Pyeongchon, the smell of fresh bread fills the air. Warm lighting and clean display cases were lined with freshly baked bread, so pretty..😍

I felt happy the entire time I was looking around the store.

• Naturally fermented, low-temperature aged bread that's easy on the stomach
• Baked and sold same day

What bread Milbat Bakery Pyeongchon sells

The first thing I noticed looking around Milbat Bakery was how many unusual menu items they had that you don't easily see at other bakeries. It wasn't just the usual breads — there were plenty I was seeing for the first time, which made browsing fun in itself. I was actually torn over what to pick.

A bakery where you can taste before you buy ~

Isn't the bread lineup amazing~? Apparently all the cakes use dairy cream too, and there are so many kinds haha. I think I need to order my birthday cake from here next time~

Taste test: basil tomato bread, green onion potato bread and fresh cream castella

What I bought at Milbat Bakery Pyeongchon: basil tomato bread ₩6,800, green onion potato bread ₩6,500, and fresh cream castella ₩6,900.

Basil tomato bread, 6,800 won

Basil tomato bread with a light hint of basil fragrance! It's a wholesome savory bread combining basil, tomato, and Emmental cream cheese. The tangy tomato, fragrant basil, and rich, smooth Emmental cream cheese come together really well. It's mild yet flavorful in a way that keeps you reaching for more. The basil scent isn't overpowering, so even my grandmother liked it^^

Green onion potato bread, 6,500 won

This was the tastiest of all the breads I tried this time. It's packed with potato mousse, making it soft, and it pairs beautifully with the flavor of the green onion — I kept reaching for more.

Fresh cream castella, 6,900 won

Soft castella with a touch of tangy lemon made it easy to eat all the way through without feeling heavy. It went even better with a glass of milk. You can really feel the care put into every single piece of bread here. They don't skimp on ingredients, and you can tell the flavors were made with real effort — I was so satisfied eating this.

I'm definitely coming back again to try other breads next time^^ If you're looking for a Pyeongchon bakery, I really recommend this one💛

Final verdict and who this bakery suits

• Anyone looking for healthy, gentle-on-the-stomach handmade bread
• Anyone on an Anyang bakery tour
• Anyone looking for a get-well snack for Hallym University Sacred Heart Hospital
• Anyone looking for nutritious bread as a kids' snack!!

Tips for visiting Milbat Bakery Pyeongchon

At Milbat Bakery Pyeongchon, you can taste every kind of bread before buying. Take your time sampling and pick out the tasty ones~

🚗Parking tip🚗 Parking available on floor 7 of the Pyeongchon Family Town shopping complex (1 hour free)