Seoul Bakery is a small snack shop near the British Museum in London that serves Korean food such as gimbap, bibimbap, and sundubu. The sundubu is boiled with egg, moderately spicy and slightly sweet, while the kimchi stew contains only aged kimchi and tofu. At lunch a line forms outside, and people can look at the graffiti written on the wall. The shop does not take cards and accepts cash only.