Mil Toast Ikseon

This is a cosy cafe, I love its interior design which uses mostly natural materials like wood, bricks, linen, and stone. Staff was lovely and would try their best to cater for a large group. Bar table available where you get to see coffee brewing and bread steaming in action. Their honey toasts and french toasts are fabulous. The steam buns comes in the steamer wrapped in steam cloth and are super soft and moist. There is a long waiting line, which you need to stay in the queue. You order everything at once and pay the bill at your table before the food comes. The staff prefer you not to add to your order once you've paid.

I really enjoyed my Mil Toast experience, but I would only recommend if you have time to spare and don’t mind embracing the slower pace of Seoul. I came on a Tuesday around 2pm when there was no queue, and even then, I had to wait 30 minutes for their signature freshly steamed bread. I must say despite the wait, I didn’t mind at all as I enjoyed watching the staff carefully prepare steamed bread, slow drip coffee, and hand whisk matcha. Really recommend getting the corn bread as it’s stuffed with sweet but slightly salty corn mayo. Also enjoyed the no sugar iced matcha. I would not queue again just for bread, but would definitely come again during pockets of time when the place is less crowded as I would love to try their French toast.

I visit this cafe every time I’m in Seoul. The first visit, put this place on my top 5 in the world. But every time I come back, it is becoming more touristy than before. Mil toast was very unique with a special type of steamed bun, prepared in front of you. Now it is a good place for French toast style dish. They still use high quality ingredients but they are not unique anymore. They serve French toast with different toppings.

Was skeptical about this place cause I know the hype around this place. Not a huge line whan we came at 9am. For me it's an experience, the ambiance is very nice with a music not too loud and appropriate with the place. It's very Instagram but honestly it's was very good, never tasted before a bread like this. I found that it was not so pricey compared what we have in Canada. The service was very professional. Came twice so we loved it!

It was our first time in Seoul and while exploring the neighborhood, we came by this place. It had a huge line up so this must mean it was good...or so we thought. The next morning we qued up for about half an hour before we got in. Honestly, this steam bread was kind of meh... I really don't know what the big hype about this place was other then maybe the vibe or decor. Definitely the food was very average. If you see a line up, just move on. Don't waste your time or appetite.

A must-go cafe in Seoul! The interior has a clean aesthetic vibe. And the steamed bread is so fluffy and tasty. During our 9 day trip to South Korea we went there for three times. My fav were the steamed bread plain and corn, and the strawberry toast was delicious. On weekdays there was no line, however at the weekend we waited for an hour at noon.

I wasn’t planning to go to this place because I knew there was no way I’d get a seat, usually the lines are insane. But to my surprise, I walked by at 12:30 and saw no line. There were only about 5 people inside, so I figured… why not? I got seated right away and ordered the vanilla French toast and the famous steamed bread (corn and sweet potato). The French toast was solid , sweet, soft, and nicely done. But the steamed bread? Honestly, I don’t get the hype. It was just okay. Definitely not worth waking up early and standing in line for hours like some people do

Stumbled upon this lovely steamed bun café and instantly fell in love with the cozy, welcoming atmosphere. The space is beautifully designed — airy, warm lighting, and tastefully minimal décor that invites you to sit and stay a while. The steamed buns were soft, pillowy, and bursting with flavorful fillings, each one made with care. Whether you’re here for a quick snack or a slow afternoon with tea, this café offers a perfect little escape. A hidden gem worth revisiting.