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Butty Sandwich House in Seongsu: Sandwiches, Smoothies & a Garden Stop

Discover Butty Sandwich House in Seongsu: sandwiches, smoothies, garden seating, menu prices, directions, opening hours and Instagram.

Kate Shim4 min read
The BUTTY entrance framed by white pillars, flowers and trailing greenery.

Sandwiches, smoothies and a leafy garden make Butty a welcoming lunch stop in Seongsu.

A leafy corner of Seongsu

Before you look at the menu, look at the entrance. White pillars frame dark brickwork, climbing greenery spills over the balcony, and flowers fill the little garden beside a wooden SANDWICH sign. Butty Sandwich House has the kind of frontage that makes a walk through Seongsu's lanes feel like a discovery.

Olive-colored doors, wood counters and pale tiles give the interior a warm, understated feel. Outside, a small seating area sits among the plants. Butty fits naturally into a day of exploring Seongsu: stop for a sandwich between shops, or take a little longer over lunch in the garden.

The brick facade and garden seating beside the entrance. An olive-colored door opens into Butty Sandwich House.

A ham sandwich at Butty Sandwich House.
A ham sandwich at Butty Sandwich House.

Inside: watch the sandwich counter at work

The open counter is a focal point of the room. Behind the glass, leafy greens, shredded carrots, sliced fillings and bottles of sauce are arranged within reach of the staff. Bread and stacks of plates sit above them, while warm lamps soften the exposed ceiling and tiled surfaces.

Sandwiches are the focus, with options ranging from jambon to cheese-filled panini. The menu makes it easy to choose between a ham-based meal, a hot mushroom sandwich and a basil-and-tomato alternative. Add a smoothie for a fuller lunch, or keep things simple with a sandwich before continuing your walk.

The open sandwich counter, with ingredients arranged behind glass. Bread, plates and the preparation counter inside the shop. A grilled sandwich with melted cheese and a small side serving. Wooden counters, white tiles and warm lights in the kitchen.

What to order, and a realistic budget

Start by deciding whether you want a cheese-focused sandwich, a hot panini or a ham-filled roll. Published menus give these useful reference points:

Menu itemListed priceWhy look at it?
Butty sandwichKRW 12,000The namesake option: cheese, apple-jalapeño jam and truffle condiments.
Mushroom melt paniniKRW 16,000A mushroom-and-cheese option for a hot sandwich.
Jambon sandwichKRW 13,000A ham sandwich to consider if the filled roll catches your eye.
Basil tomato (vegan)KRW 13,000A listed plant-based alternative; confirm availability when ordering.
Berry UpKRW 9,000A berry-and-yogurt drink.

The drinks menu also includes Matcha Green at KRW 9,500 and Sunset Citrus at KRW 8,500, alongside the berry-and-yogurt Berry Up. A sandwich and one of these drinks would put a simple meal around KRW 20,500–25,500 using the listed prices.

These are reference prices checked on October 8, 2026, rather than a guaranteed current menu. Sources: DiningCode menu and Polle menu.

Green, orange and berry-colored drinks served in tall glasses.

Garden seating or takeaway?

Tables and benches sit close to the garden planting, beneath the building's white balcony. The outdoor area is an inviting spot for a break in comfortable weather. If you prefer eating inside, ask staff about available seating when you arrive.

Takeaway is another option if you want to continue exploring the neighborhood. Keep some flexibility in your itinerary: visitor reports mention busy periods and waits, so allow time for your order even when taking it to go. See Polle's visitor reports.

Checkered takeaway packaging outside the shop.

How to find Butty Sandwich House

Address: 31-22 Ttukseom-ro 17-gil, Seongdong-gu, Seoul. Both DiningCode and Polle identify this address. Search for the full shop name in your map app, then check the destination address before setting out.

Seongsu Station on Line 2 is a practical starting point; use live walking directions to the address rather than relying on a fixed journey time. Public listings show hours of 9:00 a.m.–7:00 p.m., with last orders at 6:30 p.m. Confirm the day's opening arrangements before making a special trip. Source: DiningCode hours.

Polle lists no on-site parking. For a visit built around Seongsu's streets and shops, arriving by public transport is the easier planning choice. Source: Polle venue details.

Instagram: @butty_sandwich.

My pick: make Butty a relaxed sandwich stop during a Seongsu walk, especially if its leafy entrance and open kitchen appeal to you. Leave room to choose from the day's menu, and let the garden be a bonus when the weather suits.

About our visit photographs

Our original visit photographs document the setting and the specific details pictured in this guide. Use them to recognize the place and decide whether its setting suits your visit. They record a visit, rather than current opening hours, availability of every menu item or how busy the venue will be on another day. Confirm operational details through the venue before making a special trip.

Frequently asked questions

›Where is Butty Sandwich House in Seongsu?

Public listings place it at 31-22 Ttukseom-ro 17-gil, Seongdong-gu, Seoul. Check this address in your map app before setting out.

›What are the listed opening hours?

DiningCode lists 9:00 a.m.–7:00 p.m., with last orders at 6:30 p.m. Confirm the day’s arrangements before a special trip.

›How much should I budget for a sandwich and drink?

Using the listed menu examples, allow about KRW 20,500–25,500 for a sandwich and smoothie. Prices and availability can change.

Sources and updates

Last edited on October 12, 2026. Sources support the specific details discussed in the guide; check the provider for current prices, availability and eligibility.

  1. diningcode.com
  2. polle.com
  3. instagram.com