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Australian brunch cafe and bistro with plant-based milk alternatives. Also offers vegan shakshouka and avocado toast (omit egg). Parking not available. Relocated from 2F, 24, Dokmak-ro 14-gil, Mapo-gu. Open Mon 9:30am-5:00pm, Wed-Fri 9:30am-5:00pm, Sat-Sun 9:00am-5:00pm. Closed Tue.
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45 Samil-daero 32-gil, Jongno District, Seoul, South Korea
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Last update on 01 Jan 2025 by alualuna
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4 Reviews
First Review by hbutton
alualuna
Points +460
Australian brunch place, with solid vegan options - Edit
We like to do brunch at a place we haven't eaten before on the first of January each year. Because Lucyd moved from Mapo to Jongno at some point last year, in 2025, we picked this place for our little New Year's tradition.
Read moreLucyd is an Australian brunch place which has several vegan options on the menu, including avo on toast, shakshouka and banana bread. Some of these options can be ordered as either vegan or non-vegan, but the staff clearly understands veganism as they explain, for example, that they use oil instead of butter for toasting their (homemade) sourdough bread. The food is excellent as the focus at Lucyd is clearly on quality. The café's space is simply decorated (a few stuffed koalas and kangaroos at the entrance, but nothing much more). There is an open kitchen, with a bar table as well as some more tables across and in the back of the room. The place is popular – a mix of foreigners and Koreans – so if you want a more quiet spot, we'd recommend getting a corner table in the back. The food is beautifully presented and very tasty. My partner had a vegetarian version of the avo on toast (vegan option available), I had the vegan shakshouka. If you prefer lighter seasoning, you may want to mention that as some of the food is quite peppery (we enjoyed it, but tastes differ). The banana bread is massive and a bit different from American-style banana bread – crunchy crust & nice chunks of banana in the bread (recommended!). The vegan option comes with a fruity sauce; the non-vegan with ice cream.
Overall, we enjoyed our visit to Lucyd and will be back!
Note; Some of the staff speaks fluent English, so if you don't speak Korean, you may find this helpful to know.
Pros: Vegan options (staff clearly understands veganism), Quality food, Great coffee, up to Aussie standards
Cons: Slightly pricey, but nothing beyond the norm
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lady3jane
Points +313
Excellent breakfast - Edit
They don’t have a lot of vegan options, but the ones they have are so very much worth it. Love the avocado toast, the flavors are outstanding. Excellent vegan bread, vegan banana bread for dessert… soy latte. I’m satisfied.
Read morePros: Outstanding food
Cons: Not a lot of vegan options
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LiinggLiingg
Points +50
Run, don’t walk 👌 - Edit
Honestly, hands down the best breakfast we’ve had in Seoul ( maybe even to 5 of all time ). Also, do yourself a favour - the vegan shakshuka was INSANELY good. Cannot recommend enough. Run don’t walk.
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hbutton
Points +324
Australia in Seoul - Edit
Feels like sitting in a cafe back home. Few vego options, went with the avo on toast without the egg, and an oat milk latte. Felt so good to finally have coffee that wasn't Starbucks. Avo on toast looked small but was very filling. Coffee was great. Has other typical Australian brunch options so omni-friends will also be satisfied.
Read morePros: Tastes just like home, Finally good coffee
Cons: Not many options
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