Apgujeong Ribbon Bread Cafe Panier de Mmooni, Rodeo Street

This is Pani de Mmuni!! I saw a tag on Naver Map saying it was featured on the show 'Omniscient Interfering View'. It's a famous cafe...

• Pani de Mmuni Business Hours
• 10:00 - 22:00
• Last order 21:00

It seemed like they didn't have regular days off.

However, they might be closed on some public holidays, so it's best to check before visiting.

It's right in front of exit 5 of Apgujeong Rodeo Station in Seoul.

The cafe entranceㅎㅎ

Since it's right in front of the station, the alley before entering the cafe has that typical Seoul vibe... roads... franchise coffee shops... cars whizzing by... but once you enter the alley, this cafe with its strong European aesthetic occupies a huge space, creating a great immersive experience.

There were a lot of foreigners! Especially Japanese people~~ I could see why tourists come here. (I could understand everything they were quietly saying to each other haha)

Many Japanese tourists had just gotten idol makeup and hairstyling done. They looked really pretty, probably because they got their makeup done at a beauty shop run by an actual idol makeup designer...

I looked it up, it costs 77,000 won. I should try it sometime.

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And….

I saw the ribbon croissant I'd been waiting for!

You can choose from strawberry, chocolate, matcha, and cookies & cream cream.

The price is 8,500 won!

I can't say it's cheap, it's expensive lol. But…. it's pretty, oh my god

Raspberry chocolate flower, I can't resist it…..!!!!!!!!!!!

The raspberry part is so shiny in real life.

This one is 7,500 won. (They also have mango flavor)

When you enter, the breads are displayed like this.

Besides the breads I mentioned above, there were these, and some were already sold out.

I think I went around 2 pm, they sell out fast.

And the cat-shaped bread is cute.

After some deliberation, we chose the matcha cream croissant and the raspberry chocolate flower.

The interior was huge, I think it had three floors, but my memory is a little hazy.

There's a space like this one step up from the counter, and most of the furniture is in wood tones.

It's much wider than it looks in the photos.

There are stairs going up if you look up,

There are cleverly placed seats in the corners before the stairs.

And there's a rooftop on the 3rd floor, which seems to be a photo spot.

People were lining up to take pictures.

I couldn't take proper pictures of the rooftop because I was too self-conscious.

We got a seat on the 2nd floor outdoor patio!

The weather was nice that day.ㅎㅎ

sexy bread..

They tasted decently delicious. (lol)

It felt like traveling while seeing new things *_* There are outlets everywhere, so it's also a good place to relax while charging your devices.

If you want to think differently about croissants than everyone else…

Or if you want to see something cute, I recommend visiting Pani de Mmuni.