Cafes & bakeries · Ikseon-dong
Soha Salt Pond Ikseon-dong
Seen in 2 vlogs
Eat salt bread and sip drinks served in wooden boxes, with a waterwheel and salt-pile decorations by the entrance.
Quick facts
- Suggested duration
- About 1 hr
- Reservations
- Not confirmed
- Best time to visit
- Weekday mornings
What stands out
Watching the waterwheel and bread service
Observe the signature waterwheel and wooden box service to gauge the cafe's seating style.
Diverse Salt bread flavors
It offers a great variety of freshly baked salt breads, including unique savory and sweet options to try.
Based on Google reviews
Photogenic and relaxing cafe
The cafe features a beautifully designed, peaceful, and very photogenic atmosphere, great for unwinding.
Based on Google reviews
Watch the visit
From Allison in Tokyo’s vlog
What visitors say
Before you go
Written from 2 vlog visits and 3,670 reviews.
- Best for
- Comparing different styles of salt bread in a traditional hanok setting.
- Don't miss
- The signature salt bread's crisp exterior and buttery middle.
- Skip if
- You prefer an open, modern layout or dislike crowded seating.
