Namdaemun peanut bread shop with Udo-seed peanuts, air-fried: Daesin
In short
Daesin Ttangkong-ppang Namdaemun Market branch is a peanut bread and egg bread snack shop in Namdaemun Market, near Hoehyeon Station Exit 5 in Jung-gu, Seoul. The writer bought 45 peanut breads for ₩6,000, made with peanuts grown abroad from Udo peanut seeds, plus egg bread to go, ate a few on the spot and reheated the rest in an air fryer. Daesin's peanut bread stays nutty even hours later, making it an easy snack to carry around Namdaemun Market.

Good to know
- Getting there
- Hoehyeon Station Exit 5 · 3-min walk (store listing, Oct 6, 2026)
- Location
- Floors 1–2, 7 Namdaemunsijang 2-ga-gil, Jung-gu, Seoul (189 m from Hoehyeon Station Exit 5)
- Hours
- 10:00–19:00, closed Sundays
- Peanut bread
- 20 for ₩3,000 / 45 for ₩6,000 / 80 for ₩10,000
- Egg bread
- 1 for ₩2,000 / 3 for ₩5,500 / 7 for ₩12,000
- Roasted peanuts
- 500 g for ₩5,000 / 1 kg for ₩10,000
- Other menu items
- Peanut butter, peanut smoothie
- Packaging
- 80 peanut breads (₩10,000) come in a box
- Price reference
- ₩6,000 ≈ $4.5 · ₩3,000 ≈ $2.3 · ₩10,000 ≈ $7.6 (2026-10-25)
as written by the visitor on Oct 25, 2026
Let me introduce a Namdaemun Market snack spot: Daesin Ttangkong-ppang (대신땅콩빵) Namdaemun Market branch.

Location and hours of Daesin Ttangkong-ppang Namdaemun Market branch
Daesin Ttangkong-ppang Namdaemun Market branch is at 7 Namdaemunsijang 2-ga-gil, Jung-gu, Seoul, South Korea (floors 1 and 2), 189 m from Hoehyeon Station Exit 5. It is open 10:00–19:00 and closed every Sunday.
Looking for a snack in Namdaemun Market?

Namdaemun Market, one of Seoul's best-known traditional markets, is full of food and things to look at. With clothing, household goods and all kinds of street food to browse, it's a great stop when you plan a day out in Seoul.

Walking through the market alleys, the smell of good food can stop you in your tracks. Today's place should catch the eye of anyone hunting for a sweet, nutty snack in Namdaemun Market: Daesin Ttangkong-ppang Namdaemun Market branch.

This is the storefront, close to Hoehyeon Station Exit 5. It's a spot that stops foreign tourists in their tracks too.


Daesin Ttangkong-ppang menu and peanut bread prices
The shop sells peanut bread (ttangkong-ppang, a small baked cake with peanuts), egg bread (gyeran-ppang), roasted peanuts, peanut butter and peanut smoothies. Peanut bread is ₩3,000 for 20, ₩6,000 for 45 and ₩10,000 for 80, and the prices are good.
It's a different quality from ordinary peanut bread: real peanuts are baked right in, so it's much nuttier, with a rich, nutty flavor.

Roasted peanuts and the story of Udo peanuts
They also sell roasted peanuts: ₩5,000 for 500g and ₩10,000 for 1kg. The peanuts used here are said to be grown abroad from Udo peanut seeds. Udo peanuts are known for their nutty taste, and the flavor really is different.

Namdaemun Market is a traditional market with a long history and lively atmosphere, and its charm is the variety of foods and snacks you don't usually come across. When you get peckish while browsing, you naturally start thinking of an easy snack.

As the name suggests, Daesin Ttangkong-ppang is a snack shop built around peanut bread. If you're shopping or strolling around Namdaemun Market and want something simple to eat, it's worth a look.

The charm of a traditional market is seeing the food up close and finding familiar, homey snacks. Fancy desserts are great, but the joy of one humble, friendly little bread shouldn't be overlooked.

How does the peanut bread taste?
The biggest appeal of the peanut bread is, of course, its nutty flavor. The distinctive roasted aroma of peanuts goes well with the mild taste of the bread, and with a little sweetness added it becomes a snack everyone, young or old, can enjoy.
Bread with peanuts is especially appealing if you love nutty flavors. Rather than anything overly complicated, it's defined by the soft texture of the bread blending with the rich peanut flavor.

Egg bread prices
The shop also has egg bread: ₩2,000 for one, ₩5,500 for three and ₩12,000 for seven.


80 peanut breads come in a box
If you buy ₩10,000 worth, 80 peanut breads, they pack them in a box, so it would be nice to take home and share with family as a snack.

Peanut bread is appealing because you can enjoy it with no complicated cooking or special meal prep. It's good for a quick bite while wandering the market, and a good pick whenever you crave something sweet and nutty.

45 peanut breads and egg bread to go, leftovers in the air fryer
I took away 45 peanut breads and some egg bread from Daesin. I just couldn't walk past a nutty snack like that. I got the crispy, nutty peanut bread and ate a few on the spot, but there was still a lot left, so I reheated the rest in my air fryer. Even after some time, the nutty flavor hadn't changed.

Seoul's traditional markets offer not just fancy food but also the charm of humble, homey snacks. Daesin Ttangkong-ppang Namdaemun Market branch is worth a look as you explore the food in Namdaemun Market. If you're heading there, look for a snack like nutty peanut bread while you browse and shop. An easy everyday snack can add a small joy to a market outing.
Where it is
7 Namdaemunsijang 2-ga-gil, Jung-gu, Seoul, South Korea (floors 1 and 2)서울특별시 중구 남대문시장2가길 7 1,2층
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