Gangnam salad bread café near Sinsa Station: K-Chop Sarada
In short
K-Chop Sarada Sinsa Direct Store is a freshly made salad bread specialty shop near Sinsa Station in Gangnam, Seoul. I tried the Fold Pork and Shrimp Sarada breads and used the five-piece box packaging. Verdict: a nice pick for a light bite or a gift.

Good to know
- Hours
- Weekdays 10:00–19:00 / Weekends 10:00–18:00
- Location
- 297 m from Sinsa Station Exit 8
- Basic menu
- K-Chop Sarada ₩1,500
- Individual menu prices
- Sausage Pizza ₩3,400; Egg Sarada ₩2,900; Vegetable Egg Sarada ₩2,500; Pollock Roe Vegetable Sarada ₩2,900; Shrimp Sarada ₩3,800; Tteokgalbi Sarada ₩2,700; Fold Pork Sarada ₩3,300
- Set prices
- K-Chop Sarada Box ₩14,000; K-Chop Signature ₩15,000; K-Chop Hearty Box ₩17,000; K-Chop Family Box ₩29,000
- Packaging
- Basic box packaging from 5 pieces, at no extra charge
as written by the visitor on Sep 11, 2026

If you’re looking for freshly made salad bread at Sinsa Station
There’s a brand-new dessert spot that opened this August near Sinsa Station! It’s K-Chop Sarada Sinsa Direct Store, where you can try freshly made nostalgic salad bread.

This salad bread specialty shop is great for a light bite while walking around between lunch and dinner. You can eat in or easily get it to go.

The star of the show, the salad bread display, has a clear curtain shield, which feels more hygienic. I visited during weekday lunchtime and luckily almost every variety was available.

Everything is made in-store that day, so both the vegetables and bread are fresh! Let me show you the menu one by one.

Salad bread menu and how to order

The basic K-Chop Sarada was stocked in the greatest quantity. You can try it for the lowest price, ₩1,500.



Potato, cheese, sausage, egg, vegetable egg, shrimp, tteokgalbi (Korean grilled patty), and ham cheese.


Hot chicken, egg tteokgalbi, pollock roe vegetable, and Fold Pork. They’re all combinations that look delicious at a glance!


For items cooked to order, such as hash bacon and whole mozzarella cheese, simply order directly at the counter.

They also make freshness-sensitive items such as avocado sarada to order. If a menu item isn’t in the display, ask just in case!

There’s also a wide selection of drinks to have alongside your bread so it doesn’t feel too dry. There are lots of choices, from coffee and ade to juice, smoothies, and ice cream.


Along with individual salad breads, there are sets with fries and cola. They seem like a good alternative to a heavy hamburger.

Box sets that are great for sharing
These are larger, more varied sets. I’ll write down the detailed contents and prices below.
K-Chop Sarada Box: ₩14,000 K-Chop Sarada + Egg Sarada + 1 fry + 2 corn ribs + 3 cheese balls K-Chop Signature: ₩15,000 Chicken Sarada + Tteokgalbi Sarada + 1 fry + 3 churros + 2 twisted doughnuts K-Chop Hearty Box: ₩17,000 Shrimp Sarada + Potato Sarada + 3 wings + 1 Mexican avocado fry + 3 cheese balls K-Chop Family Box: ₩29,000 K-Chop Sarada + Shrimp Sarada + Chicken Sarada + 1 fry + 3 wings + 3 corn ribs + boneless chicken + 3 cheese balls
- Sausage Pizza ₩3,400
- Egg Sarada ₩2,900
- Vegetable Egg Sarada ₩2,500
- Pollock Roe Vegetable Sarada ₩2,900
- Shrimp Sarada ₩3,800
- Tteokgalbi Sarada ₩2,700
- Fold Pork Sarada ₩3,300

There were so many varieties that I spent quite a while deciding what to get. It would be nice to choose one each day and work your way through them.

Packaging and the Fold Pork and Shrimp Sarada taste
There’s a microwave on one side of the shop, so you can warm your bread up. I ate mine as it was to enjoy that crisp texture. But if you heat it at home, absolutely remove the paper holder first!
Five breads come in a box as standard, while fewer are wrapped in paper. The box comes at no extra charge, and it looks so polished and pretty that it would be nice for a gift too.

Open the box and they’re neatly tucked inside. Five fit the box just perfectly! The remaining individually wrapped ones stay in place and look just as they should.

The Fold Pork has barbecue sauce and finely shredded meat, so even one is more filling than expected. The bread is incredibly crisp and nutty on the outside, while inside there’s plenty of sauce and moist sarada—such a good crisp-outside, tender-inside combination.


It tastes just like the salad bread I used to eat at the market, but maybe an upgraded version. The main topping sits on top, with cabbage sarada filling the bottom!
Shrimp Sarada is the most expensive item in the lineup, and unlike the other breads, it has egg sarada inside too, so I thought, it really is worth the price..🤩
I was able to enjoy good-value salad bread from ₩1,500 up through the ₩3,000 range. If you’re looking for a dessert bakery near Sinsa Station, I recommend K-Chop Sarada Sinsa Direct Store~!
Where it is
101, 1F, 28 Gangnam-daero 156-gil, Gangnam-gu, Seoul, South Korea (서울특별시 강남구 강남대로156길 28 1층 101호)서울특별시 강남구 강남대로156길 28 1층 101호






