**Croissant** 크루아상 3 of 22 ordered itGenerated by AI from 3 posts. Not a photograph of this shop. © Gilpost · no unauthorised reproduction

Bakery

Gontran Cherrier

Name: Gontran Cherrier
Address: 대전광역시 유성구 계룡로 119, 골든하이아울렛 지상 1층 1-2호 (봉명동), 유성구, 대전광역시, 34187, KR
Telephone: 0507-1492-0741

곤트란쉐리에 NC대전유성점 Gonteuran-swerie NC Daejeon Yuseong-jeom A French bakery café on the ground floor of the NC department store in Yuseong, open two and a half hours before the store around it.

Compiled from 22 blog posts read in fullSources →

Gontran Cherrier NC Daejeon Yuseong sits on the ground floor of the NC department store in Bongmyeong-dong, Yuseong-gu, Daejeon. You take a tray and tongs, work your way around the central counter, pay, and then either sit down beside it with a coffee or carry the bag out. It opens two and a half hours before the store around it — the department store opens at 10:30, the bakery at 8:00, which means that early you come in through its own street-side door rather than the main entrance. There is a Starbucks on the same floor; two writers say they chose this room over that one for the quiet. A self-serve corner holds a microwave, water, cutlery and bags, so you can warm what you bought and wrap what you don't finish. The posts we read run from October 2025 to September 2026.

Data as of 2026-09-27 · Published 2026-09-30 · Compiled by gilpost

Location & hours

Address대전광역시 유성구 계룡로 119, 골든하이아울렛 지상 1층 1-2호 (봉명동)119 Gyeryong-ro, Yuseong-gu, Daejeon
Phone0507-1492-0741
Typical spend₩4,200 – ₩14,500
From the station2 posts say it is walkable from the station.
Floor areaFloor area 215 m² · Status In business

When it opens

Of 12 posts: 10 wrote Daily 08:00–21:00.

When it opens
Daily	08:00–21:00	10 of 12 posts

Counted from what bloggers wrote in their posts; we did not confirm it with the restaurant. Where the values differ, it may be a change over time rather than a disagreement, so we show when each one was written.

What sets it apart

People use it as a room to sit in, not just a counter to buy from. More posts describe the seating than anything else, and no two describe the same seat: a window bar, a two-top, a sofa, a long table for groups. One group of seven pushed two tables together with seven chairs and spent the better part of an afternoon reading poetry there. One writer says it is an easy place to sit alone; another brought two small children. That same group, though, found the window seats and every table already taken — the writer thought the café was busier than the store around it.
The americano went from ₩4,500 to ₩4,800. Two posts from March and April 2026 give ₩4,500; a May post gives ₩4,800. Nobody photographs the whole price list, so the bread prices arrive one purchase at a time, scattered from a ₩4,200 cream castella to an ₩8,900 chestnut-and-apple pastry. One post calls the place expensive; four call it fair, and one of those fed three people on bread and coffee and thought it beat a restaurant. The sandwich prices do not agree: posts from January and July 2026 give a ₩7,200–11,500 range, while a June post prices two paninis at ₩14,500. We cannot tell whether that is the same line of food.
Write a receipt review and they hand you a bag of cinnamon rusks. Three posts mention the offer; the one person who actually collected calls the cinnamon addictive. It is given, not sold. That so many writers bother to mention it says something about how the reviews here accumulate — none of the twenty-two posts we counted declares a sponsorship, and four state they paid their own way. One writer, though, says in the body that the shop is run by an acquaintance of theirs.
People come back. Several posts count their own visits — a second, a third, a regular who drops in most weekends — and one went back two days running for the rocket-and-tomato salt roll. Posts that only promise to return are counted separately. Sungsimdang shadows every conversation about bread in Daejeon, and the writers here reach for it constantly: they came because they could not face that queue, or because this sits just off the standard bakery circuit.

What 22 bloggers said

8/22Most ordered
Americano

7/22Most-said good thing
Returning customer

0/22Posts disclosing payment

We read all 22 in full. The most common claims are “Returning customer” (7) and “Roomy” (4).

What they liked

Returning customer7 of 22 posts

Roomy4 of 22 posts

Not expensive4 of 22 posts

Friendly staff4 of 22 posts

Quiet3 of 22 posts

Clean1 of 22 posts

What they struggled with

Unremarkable1 of 22 posts

These are raw counts, not percentages. Someone who did not mention something is not someone who disagreed.

The most ordered dish is Americano (아메리카노) — 8 of 22 posts.

The prices here are what bloggers wrote down in their posts, and they may have changed since. Check Naver Place for the current menu and prices. This list is not a menu board — it counts what bloggers actually ordered and ate. Check on Naver Place

크루아상3 ate it
Croissant
The signature. Fifteen posts name it, three say they ate it; all three describe the same thing — crisp outside, layers that hold.
No post gives the price of a plain croissant.
소금빵 · 소금버터빵3 ate it
Sogeum-ppang
The plain salt-butter roll. Eleven posts mention it, three ate one — and one found red-bean paste inside.
No post gives its price.
소세지빵2 ate it
Sausage-ppang
The sausage roll; one person picked the version with jalapeño on top.
No post gives its price.
버터떡2 ate it
Butter tteok
The butter rice-cake that was in fashion; two people bought one.
One post says it was cheaper than expected but does not say how much.
소금 카야 버터빵2 ate it
Sogeum kaya butter-ppang
The salt roll filled with kaya jam. Two people ate it; both liked it.
No post gives its price.

39 more dishes

커스터드 크림빵2 ate it
Custard cream-ppang
A soft roll filled with custard; both who ate it say it was packed full.
No post gives its price.
샌드위치 · 파니니1 ate it
Sandwich · Panini₩7,200 · ₩11,500
Sandwiches and paninis from the chilled case — apple ricotta, carrot rapée, truffle mushroom chicken panini, croissant emmental, baguette tradition. Three posts say the early opening makes it a breakfast place.
Two posts (January and July 2026) give a range of ₩7,200–11,500, but a June 2026 post prices two paninis at ₩14,500 — we cannot tell whether that is the same line.
퀸아망1 ate it
Kouign-amann
Another of the shop's five best. Seven posts name it; one says they ate it.
No post gives its price.
바게트 트라디시옹1 ate it
Baguette tradition
One of the five best. Two posts repeat the brand's claim about a French baguette competition.
No post prices the plain baguette.
뺑 오 쇼콜라1 ate it
Pain au chocolat
One of the shop's five best.
No post gives its price.
크루아상 오 자멍드1 ate it
Croissant aux amandes₩6,100
Almond croissant, one of the five the shop lists as its best.
₩6,100, from a March 2026 post that also posted the receipt.
당근 라페 샌드위치1 ate it
Carrot rapée sandwich₩7,200
A sandwich with carrot rapée.
₩7,200. The person who ordered it was lukewarm; their mother liked it.
루꼴라 토마토 소금버터빵1 ate it
Rucola tomato sogeum butter-ppang₩5,800
A salt roll topped with rocket, tomato and basil pesto.
₩5,800 off the shelf label in a September 2026 post. One person went back the next day for it.
밤사과 페스츄리1 ate it
Bam-sagwa pastry₩8,900
A pastry topped with chestnut and apple.
₩8,900 — the most expensive single pastry anyone priced.
페스츄리 피자1 ate it
Pastry pizza₩6,600
A topped pastry; one person ate it as a light meal.
₩6,600.
카스테라 생크림빵1 ate it
Castella saengcream-ppang₩4,200
Castella sponge with whipped cream.
₩4,200 — the cheapest single item anyone priced.
먹물 치즈 치아바타1 ate it
Squid-ink cheese ciabatta
Squid-ink ciabatta with cheese.
No post gives its price.
올리브 치아바타1 ate it
Olive ciabatta
Ciabatta with olives.
No post gives its price.
브레첼 오 프로마쥬 (치즈 프레첼)1 ate it
Bretzel au fromage₩4,800
A pretzel with cheese.
₩4,800, from an April 2026 post.
갈릭 치즈 브레드1 ate it
Garlic cheese bread₩5,800
Garlic bread with cream cheese, on the sweet side.
₩5,800, from an April 2026 post.
할라피뇨 페스츄리1 ate it
Jalapeño pastry₩5,300
A pastry with jalapeño.
₩5,300. One post says the children liked it.
올리브 식빵1 ate it
Olive sikppang
Olive sandwich loaf.
The person who bought seven things at once called it the best of the lot. No price given.
생크림 소금빵1 ate it
Saengcream sogeum-ppang
The salt roll filled with whipped cream.
The one person who ate it found the bread too hard, though the cream was good — the only complaint anyone makes about the baking.
퀸아망 오 쇼콜라1 ate it
Kouign-amann au chocolat₩6,100
The kouign-amann with chocolate.
₩6,100. The one person who ate it liked the chocolate more than the pastry.
모짜렐라 먹물 토마토 파니니named in 2
Mozzarella squid-ink tomato panini₩14,500
Mozzarella and tomato in squid-ink bread.
₩14,500 (June 2026). The same post says they heat it if you eat in.
무화과 바게트 트라디시옹named in 1
Baguette tradition aux figues₩6,300
The baguette with figs.
₩6,300, read off the shelf label. Nobody writes about eating it.
깜빠뉴 크랜베리 아망드named in 1
Campagne cranberry amande₩7,600
A campagne loaf with cranberry and almond.
₩7,600 off the shelf label; nobody writes about eating it.
빵 골플레named in 1
Pain gonflé₩6,500
A loaf named on the shelf label.
₩6,500. No post says what it actually is.
햄치즈 치아바타 파니니named in 1
Ham and cheese ciabatta panini₩14,500
Ham and cheese in a ciabatta panini.
₩14,500 (June 2026).

식빵 러스크 (영수증 리뷰 사은품)1 ate it
Sikppang rusk
Not for sale — it is what they hand over when you write a receipt review. The one person who got one calls the cinnamon addictive.
Three posts mention the receipt-review offer; two name the rusk, one just says they got a gift.
발사믹 오일named in 1
Balsamic oil₩1,500
A 10 ml tube of balsamic olive-oil dressing, sold for salad or for dipping bread.
₩1,500, noted at the counter by one post.
계절 스프named in 1
Seasonal soup₩7,800
A seasonal soup to go with a sandwich.
₩7,800 off the menu board.

아메리카노8 ate it
Americano₩4,500 · ₩4,800
The most-ordered drink — eight posts. They disagree on it: some call it nutty and heavy, one calls it cleanly acidic.
₩4,500 in March and April 2026, ₩4,800 in May. Two posts give a coffee range of ₩3,800–5,800 — every drink comes in one GRANDE size — and one says decaf costs ₩1,000 more. Three call the coffee unremarkable; one says it is poor.
카페라떼1 ate it
Café latte₩5,300
Café latte.
₩5,300, from a May 2026 post.
카푸치노1 ate it
Cappuccino
Cappuccino.
One post notes the cinnamon dusting. No price given.
사케라또1 ate it
Shakerato
Espresso shaken into a foam.
The one person who had it says to order it above anything else. No price given.
레몬티1 ate it
Lemon tea
Lemon tea.
Two posts give a tea-and-ade range of ₩5,300–6,300; none prices this one.
에스프레소 도피오1 ate it
Espresso doppio
Served in the shop's own black cup.
No post gives its price.
계절 음료 — 수박주스 · 우베 아이스라떼 · 말차라떼 · 피치 블라썸named in 4
Seasonal drinks
The summer seasonals. Four posts saw them on the board; none says they drank one.
No prices. Two posts group smoothies and non-coffee drinks at ₩5,300–6,500.
자몽에이드named in 1
Jamong ade₩6,300
Grapefruit ade.
₩6,300 off the menu board; nobody writes about drinking one.
플레인 요거트 스무디named in 1
Plain yogurt smoothie₩6,500
Plain yogurt smoothie.
₩6,500 off the menu board.

Parking

2 posts say you can park. None say you cannot.

Posts saying you can park	2 of 22 posts

A lot of posts talk about parking; two people actually parked. Five copy out the free-parking table — an hour for ₩10,000 spent, two for ₩30,000, up to five for ₩200,000 — but that is the department store's notice, not anyone's afternoon. Two write from experience: one says the staff asked about parking unprompted at the till, another simply that it is an easy place to drive to. The claims that the car park is underground only, and that charging an electric car does not earn you free parking, are copied, not confirmed.

Who came, and with whom

Family visit 2 of 22 posts
Came with children 1 of 22 posts
Group visit 1 of 22 posts
Came by car 1 of 22 posts
With a friend 1 of 22 posts

Where it is

We could not find this shop’s own listing on Naver Map, so the link searches for its Korean name around this spot instead.

From the station

2 posts say it is walkable from the station.

Getting inside

Second floor	yes 0 · no 14 (of 22 posts read)

The bakery is at street level — but the building runs from three floors down to ten floors up. Several writers say in their own words that it is on the ground floor of the department store, and none mentions a second room upstairs or downstairs. The floor matters because dozens of other businesses share this address: among the posts we sifted were a ninth-floor Chinese restaurant and a fourth-floor outdoor-clothing shop, both passing as posts about this bakery. Between 8:00 and 10:30 the store's main doors are still locked and you come in through the bakery's own street-side entrance — one writer walked the whole way around the building before finding it.

Nobody says whether you can get in with a wheelchair or a pushchair. Across the twenty-three posts we read, the words for wheelchair, pushchair, threshold, step, ramp and stairs never appear once. Several writers note that it is at street level with its own glass-fronted door, but not one of them looked at whether there is a lip at that door. One post mentions a high chair near the entrance, which answers a different question.

Nobody has looked at the toilet. One post carries a line reading "parking yes / toilet inside yes," but that is the platform's facilities list copied whole, and nothing in that post suggests the writer ever went. What a post says and what its writer saw are different things. Being inside a department store, you would presumably use the building's own — but not one of the twenty-two says which floor it is on, whether the shop has its own, or whether it is separated by sex.

No one mentioned: In a basement · Lift to the floor · Ramp at the door · Step at the entrance · Step-free access · Toilet inside · Accessible toilet · Separate restrooms. That is not the same as there being none — it means we could not confirm it. Worth calling ahead, and do tell us: we will put it here.

How to read these posts

Posts saying they paid themselves4 of 22 posts
Posts saying nothing either way18 of 22 posts

Posts that followed a TV spot

Of the 23 posts we gathered, 1 went up on a single day right after a TV spot and show no sign of a visit. They retell the broadcast, so we left them out of the counts.

We do not discard them. That a TV spot produced a burst of posts is itself something worth knowing about a place, and a star rating will not show it.

When the posts appeared

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Month by month

Month	Posts
2025-10	1
2025-12	1
2026-01	3
2026-03	2
2026-04	1
2026-05	1
2026-06	2
2026-07	4
2026-08	6
2026-09	1

What we do not know

Only two posts say how to get here without a car, and they name different exits. One puts it 267 m and a three-minute walk from Exit 8 of Yuseong Oncheon station, straight ahead from the exit; another says Exit 7 in its title. The rest either wave at buses and the subway or say nothing. We have not been able to check which exit is right.
Almost nobody writes about queueing. One went on a weekday afternoon and sat down without trouble; one says weekends are always busy and to come on a weekday morning; one found it comfortable at ten on a Saturday. Against that, a party of seven arriving on a January weekend found every table taken. Only one person notes when the bread runs out — arriving at 4:40 in the afternoon, they found gaps up and down the shelves.
They agree about the bread and disagree about the coffee. Almost nobody criticises the baking — one complaint, that a cream-filled salt roll was too hard. The coffee is another matter: three call it unremarkable or merely fine, and one writes it off outright while keeping the bread. Against them, the one person who ordered a shakerato says it is the thing to order here. One post sums the place up as a safe choice rather than a destination.
Two posts say anything about bringing children. One notes a high chair by the entrance; the other brought two small children who happily ate the plain salt rolls. Nobody mentions a changing table or anything to keep a child busy — the nursing room on the sixth floor comes from the department store's own directory, so we have not counted it.

Sources (22)

Every number above was counted from the posts below.

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Of 230 candidate posts we opened 81 and kept 22 as evidence. We stop once 30 are confirmed: beyond that the counts grow in proportion without changing the answer.