London Bagel Museum Anguk
Cafes & bakeries · Bukchon
Sesame bagels with dense cream cheese and honey lean sweet-savory, while spring-onion cream cheese and ham with mustard offer richer lunch directions. Come to compare fillings with a friend, with mushroom-truffle soup for a fuller meal; leave time for a potentially substantial Anguk queue.
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Why visit
- London Bagel Museum Anguk offers filled bagels, contrasting cream-cheese spreads and a lively, crowded bakery experience. Choose it for comparing savoury and sweet combinations with a friend, while leaving room in your itinerary for a potentially substantial wait.DiningCode
Choose between onion, honey and ham
- Diningcode’s branch menu lists the Brick Lane Sandwich, a sesame bagel with dense cream cheese and honey, at 7,500 won. The Spring Onion Pretzel Sandwich has onion-and-spring-onion cream cheese, while Jambon Butter combines ham, sliced butter and wholegrain mustard; both are listed at 8,500 won. Use those ingredients to choose a sweet-savoury or onion-led filling. Confirm current prices at the counter.DiningCode
A less rich option from an actual order
- In an April 16, 2025 post, 지니잇 liked the carrot-rapée bagel most: the shredded-carrot filling felt less rich than the other choices. They also liked lemon-curd cream cheese for its refreshing contrast. Although the group enjoyed several flavours, the writer stopped before tasting everything because the meal became cloying. Consider sharing a few contrasting pieces rather than assuming more varieties always make a better breakfast.Tistory
Soup can turn the stop into a meal
- Trip.com contributor lunanana’s September 14, 2026 post singled out Mushroom Truffle Soup as a reason to return, recording it at 12,800 won. They found even plain bagels filling and suggested sharing different flavours with friends. That gives you a soup-and-bagel option if you want a more substantial stop, with soup priced separately.Trip.com
Expect bustle, not a secluded table
- 지니잇 found the interior cramped, with people passing their table near the entrance, and browsed branded dolls, tote bags and postcards. Their weekend dine-in wait exceeded two hours; lunanana reported roughly an hour after arriving at 7:30am on a Saturday. Both accounts distinguish dine-in and takeaway. Check the current queue arrangement before committing to a table, and choose a backup stop if you have a timed palace visit.Tistory+1
