SBS Master of Living’s Rave Review! Sangsu-dong’s Bayerischer, The Secret to Life-Changing Egg Tarts?
In Sangsu-dong, Mapo-gu, Seoul, a special dessert cafe named ‘Bayerischer’ has recently garnered national attention through the ‘Bread War’ segment of SBS Master of Living.
The desserts born from the hands of a patissier who trained at Michelin 3-star and 5-star hotels in Europe are truly works of art. Bite into their signature Vanilla Bean Egg Tart, and the deep, fragrant notes of Madagascar Bourbon vanilla beans fill your mouth, delivering an ecstatic experience.
And what about their Canelés, crispy on the outside and chewy with a hint of rum on the inside? Bayerischer focuses on the essence of dessert beyond mere sweetness, transforming an ordinary day into something magical and extraordinary.
Bayerischer is more than just a dessert shop; it’s a place where a top-tier patissier, with experience from Michelin 3-star and 5-star hotels, meticulously crafts desserts every morning. All their baked goods are made fresh daily, using only the finest ingredients, which results in an unparalleled depth of flavor.
The Vanilla Bean Egg Tart (3,800 KRW), highly praised on ‘Master of Living’, is made with premium ingredients like Madagascar Bourbon vanilla beans, French Gourmand butter, antibiotic-free eggs, and French cream, offering exceptional smoothness and rich flavor. Their Canelés (3,200 KRW) perfectly exemplify a crispy exterior and chewy interior, with an aromatic hint of rum that creates an unforgettable, addictive taste.
If you’re looking for a special gift, we recommend their Terrines (Matcha Terrine 6,000 KRW, Chocolate Terrine 5,500 KRW) and Basque Cheesecake (1 slice 6,000 KRW). The Basque Cheesecake, in particular, is made without any flour, making it a perfect gluten-free option, boasting a dense and rich cheesy flavor. Don’t miss out on the 7% discount for takeout packaging. The cozy, wood-toned interior and large windows give the feeling of being in a dessert gallery, and on nice days, you can enjoy a leisurely time on the terrace. Pet-friendly, it’s a great spot to visit with loved ones.
Bayerischer Visit Guide (Location, Price, Tips)
Here’s a summary of frequently asked questions before visiting Bayerischer, home to Seoul’s master of egg tarts.
Q. What are Bayerischer’s signature menus and prices?
Vanilla Bean Egg Tart, Canelés, and Terrines are popular items.
- Vanilla Bean Egg Tart: 3,800 KRW
- Canelés: 3,200 KRW
- Matcha Terrine: 6,000 KRW
- Basque Cheesecake (1 slice): 6,000 KRW
- Americano (Ghana Blend): 5,500 KRW
- Various other baked goods and whole cakes are also available.
Q. What are Bayerischer’s operating hours and parking options?
Open daily from 11 AM to 9 PM, with valet parking available.
- Operating Hours: Daily 11:00 – 21:00 (Last Order 20:30)
- Holidays: Open all year round
- Parking: Valet parking available (Inquire before visiting for details)
- Pets: Pet-friendly
Q. Where is Bayerischer located, and is online ordering possible?
It is located near Sangsu Station, and desserts can also be purchased online.
- Address: 서울 마포구 독막로15길 24 1층 (상수동 93-103)
- Contact: 070-7664-4515
- Online Ordering: Online and corporate regular orders are available through the official website.
※ This post is an informational article based on broadcast information and does not have any financial relationship with the mentioned establishment.