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I tried chocolate crutches from What A Bread and they were delicious, crispy on the outside and chewy on the inside. The chocolate spread sweetly and felt perfect to eat with coffee. I stopped by for a quick visit, but it was a bread that I would think about again next time.

I had egg tarts, Dubai Crocchi, and cinnamon cream bread. The Dubai Crocchi was chewy and soft and delicious. The other two breads were also delicious!! Since I come during the day on a weekend, there is a bit of a wait. Still, it's worth coming! They are friendly and the bread is perfect!!❤️

I stopped by this bakery with my mom while passing by, and it's a nice bakery! I thought the signature bread here was Crozzi, so I bought the plain Crozzi and tried it! It has a chewy and fresh texture, but the taste is like the delicious bread we know, so it's new! There are many different types of bread, so if you like bread, you should definitely come here!

It's been a while since we went on a family outing to Yongsan! I came to a cafe that I had visited once before. The atmosphere was nice and the bread was really delicious! We visited on a weekday and were able to get in right away without waiting, but I think waiting is a must on weekends! If you come to Yongsan, be sure to visit here!

I was curious because What A Bread was famous for Crozzi, but there were a lot of different types of bread and all the different types of bread looked delicious!! Injeolmi is the most popular, so I ordered injeolmi and am satisfied. I think it might be hard to get a table on weekends. The coffee is delicious and the atmosphere is cozy.

This is my first time trying Crozzi and it’s delicious! 😆 It has a soft texture on the outside and a buttery flavorㅜㅜ I'm not full yet, but I want to try it in different flavorsㅠㅠ I'm 100% going to come back and buy it again next time! The cafe has a nice atmosphere, so it’s perfect for enjoying dessert in a good mood 💛

I needed a place to spend time near Yongsan Station, so I looked for it and found What A Bread! I made a reservation at Catch Table before getting off the train, and waited about 10 minutes to get in! The plain crochet was delicious so I got other crotches packaged as well.

It's not that special, but it's an unrivaled taste. It may not be the menu I wanted, but my favorite bakery has finally released the Dubai series that I have been longing for. These days, I was dubious about the new menu items that came out in 2.1, including the Dujokku, which is cut into quarters and eaten secretly by oneself, as well as the Dubai Crocchi, a combination of Crocchi and Dubai chocolate. Because there are stores that make douchokku tasteless... but it's still the same. Dujokku captured my appetite. Good Good Dubai Crozz is truly fantastic. You can feel the sweetness of chocolate, the nutty crunchiness of Kadaiif, the chewiness of mochi, and the slightly salty taste. It is a feast of various flavors in your mouth. It's called Dujok ^^ Even regular Crozzi, which is so delicious, seems intimidated in front of Dubai Crozzi. I recommend eating regular and eating Dubai Crozz.,^^

I went to What a Bread, which I was curious about these days, and tried Americano and chocolate bomb bread. Americano was clean and not too acidic, so it was perfect to eat with sweet bread. As the name suggests, the chocolate bomb bread is full of chocolate, so I was satisfied with the rich chocolate flavor in every bite. If you like sweet things, I think this is a menu worth trying at least once. The atmosphere of the store was comfortable, so it was nice to take a quick break.

Summary: Somewhere between elegance and combat. A bakery well known for ‘Crucci’, a combination of croissants and mochi. If you look at the name of the bread, it seems to have an American concept as it is named after an American state. The interior is wood-toned, so it looks like a cafe where you can sit and eat, but because there are so many customers, it is actually difficult to eat while enjoying the atmosphere. Cruzzi, the signature dish, has a unique texture and is definitely worth trying at least once. However, the taste itself is just “okay” and not a huge shock. Soboru bread costs around 4,000-5,000 won, and Cruzzi costs around 6,000-7,000 won, so it's more about concept and experience rather than cost-effectiveness. In particular, the Injeolmi Crutchi (6900) has so much injeolmi powder that it is almost impossible to eat gracefully, so if you have just met, it would be a good idea to think twice before ordering.