Medovik

Медовик · Bread & honey cake · Georgian wine · Russian groceries

Made with natural honey Real medovikAt least 70% ryeRye bread, baked in-house every day

Black bread with a high rye content, pirozhki and honey cake.

Exit 7, Dongdaemun History & Culture Park Station · 2 min walk · 159 Mareunnae-ro

Hours 09:30–22:30

+82 2-2285-4700 · Call

The shelf of honey from Bashkiria in our shop
BASHKIR HONEYБАШКИРСКИЙ МЁД바시키리야꿀
On Gwanghui-dong's Central Asian street

Medovik takes its name from мёд, the Russian word for honey. We’re embracing the original Russian name of this traditional honey cake.

We import natural honey directly from Bashkiria, the Republic of Bashkortostan, in the foothills of the Ural Mountains. We use it to bake thin cake layers, stack them with cream and leave the cake to rest.

We opened in Gwanghui-dong in 2000, and we still bake a variety of breads ourselves, including high-rye black bread and white bread.

Honey shelf labels (photo, Nov 2026)
Honey shelf labels (photo, Nov 2026)

From Gwanghui-dong, Medovik

Made with natural honey from Bashkiria

We bake thin cake layers with natural honey we import ourselves, then stack them with cream.

Medovik honey cake A3 poster, in Korean and English, about directly imported honey from Bashkiria, thin cake layers, cream and resting.
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On our shelves

Rye bread, pies, cakes, Georgian wine and groceries from Russia and Central Asia.

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Cake case with Napoleon, Limonnik, Rafaello and Medovik slices

Cake case

Each slice is packed on its own.

  • MedovikМедовик₩8,500
  • NapoleonНаполеон₩9,500
  • LimonnikЛимонник₩8,000
  • RafaelloРафаэлло₩8,500
  • MuraveynikМуравейник₩4,500
  • KartoshkaКартошка₩5,000

From the shop price tags, November 2026. Prices may change.

Reviews from our visitors

146Naver visitor reviews ↗

Naver blog posts 8 ↗KakaoMap reviews 24 ↗

  • Wide selection53
  • Friendly staff32
  • Tasty ready-made food12
  • Clean shop10

Most-selected review tags on Naver · Naver Place & KakaoMap, as of 2026.11.10

In our visitors' words

“Medovik. If you come, you have to try it. No, try it twice... three times.”

Bread case · Georgian wine

“The rye bread had a crisp crust and a chewy inside, like a baguette. The more you chew, the nuttier it gets, with a slight tang. A wholesome taste.”

“I especially recommend the black Borodinsky bread on the bottom shelf. It’s really good.”

Russian & Central Asian groceries

“I’d been wanting Georgian wine again, and they sell it here!”

Grocery aisle

“You can also buy Georgian wine, Armenian wine, Uzbek brandy and kvass, the Russian drink made from bread.”

Tea · canned goods · groceries

“There were so many interesting products—it was fun just browsing!”

Quotes from Korean blog posts, translated into English. Original article titles are kept as published. Tap to read the source.

Our daily rye bread story

At least 70% ryeRye bread, baked in-house every day

Bring the rich, nutty flavor of rye to your everyday table.

Also in the shop: imported Estonian rye bread · Eesti Pagar

We also stock three imported breads made by Eesti Pagar in Estonia. The ingredient and nutrition information below is specific to each imported product.

Black rye bread

Black rye bread 600 g

A dark rye tin loaf made with naturally fermented rye sourdough, with a gentle malty sweetness.

Dietary fiber 6.2 gPer 100 g of product · manufacturer’s figures

Seeded rye bread

Seeded rye bread 650 g

With a 32% mix of sunflower seeds, germinated rye and flax seeds for a nutty bite.

Dietary fiber 8.9 gPer 100 g of product · manufacturer’s figures

100% rye round bread

100% rye round bread 50 g

Made with 100% rye flour and naturally fermented rye sourdough. Pre-sliced for toast and sandwiches.

Dietary fiber 9.1 gPer 100 g of product · manufacturer’s figures

For the round rye bread, ‘100%’ refers to the flour used: all rye flour. The seeded loaf’s ‘32%’ refers to its seed and germinated rye mix.

DUGLADZE · GEORGIA

Georgian wine, an 8,000-year story

The story of wine begins in Georgia around 8,000 years ago. The tradition of placing grapes in underground clay vessels lives on in qvevri winemaking. At Medovik, discover this long history and the grape’s own character.

Underground clay vessels instead of oak barrels

A qvevri is a large, egg-shaped clay vessel. In traditional qvevri winemaking, grapes ferment with their skins, seeds and stems on natural yeast in vessels buried underground, then age there instead of in oak barrels, preserving the grape’s own flavor.

Traditional qvevri winemaking · UNESCO Intangible Cultural Heritage, inscribed in 2013
Georgian wine shelves and wine information board in the Medovik shop
Georgian wine poster v19, in Korean and English, introducing 8,000 years of wine history, qvevri winemaking, its 2013 UNESCO inscription and six shop wines.
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Dry red

Mukuzani

მუკუზანი

A dry red with rich black cherry and blackcurrant notes.

Grapes
Saperavi
Region
Kakheti, Georgia
Pair with
Beef, steak and lamb

Dry red

Saperavi Qvevri

საფერავი ქვევრი

A dry Saperavi red made using Georgia’s traditional qvevri method.

Grapes
Saperavi
Region
Kakheti, Georgia
Pair with
Meat, barbecue and cheese

Dry amber · Qvevri

Kisi Qvevri

ქისი ქვევრი

A dry amber wine with ripe and dried fruit notes.

Grapes
Kisi
Region
Kakheti, Georgia
Pair with
Fish, poultry and aged cheese

Dry white

Tsinandali

წინანდალი

A fresh dry white with quince, peach and citrus notes.

Grapes
Rkatsiteli · Mtsvane
Region
Kakheti, Georgia
Pair with
Fish, seafood and salads

Semi-sweet red

Kindzmarauli

ქინძმარაული

A semi-sweet red with black cherry and berry flavors.

Grapes
Saperavi
Region
Kakheti, Georgia
Pair with
Meat, cheese, fruit and desserts

Semi-sweet red

Khvanchkara

ხვანჭკარა

A semi-sweet red with cherry and raspberry aromas and a gentle sweetness.

Grapes
Aleksandrouli · Mujuretuli
Region
Racha, Georgia
Pair with
Desserts, fruit and cheese

Six wines featured on our shop wine cards. Ask in the shop for prices, vintages and current availability.

Russian groceries

Sausages, ham, lamb, beef and a variety of dairy products, as well as sunflower seeds, canned goods, preserves, sauces, tea, snacks and honey from Bashkiria. Browse photos of the everyday Russian and Central Asian ingredients on our shelves.

Refrigerated displays of sausages, ham, meat and dairy products
Refrigerated displays of sausages, ham, meat and dairy products
Russian & Central Asian groceries throughout the shop
Russian & Central Asian groceries throughout the shop
Sunflower seeds and preserves
Sunflower seeds and preserves
A selection of canned goods
A selection of canned goods
Shelves of preserves and sauces
Shelves of preserves and sauces
Sunflower seeds and pickled vegetables
Sunflower seeds and pickled vegetables
Honey from Bashkiria
Honey from Bashkiria

Photos of our shop. The selection varies with deliveries and availability.

Our sign on Mareunnae-ro (Nov 2026)
Our sign on Mareunnae-ro (Nov 2026)

Visit

It’s a 2-minute walk from Exit 7 of Dongdaemun History & Culture Park Station. Across from Woori Bank’s Gwanghui branch, you’ll see the orange Medovik sign with a lovely honey motif.

“I wanted to enjoy choosing ingredients as if I were at a local market, so I stopped by a shop specializing in Uzbek and Russian groceries.”

“From outside, I could already see a banner for their own bread with a high rye content, and I felt I’d come to the right place.”

Address
1F, 159 Mareunnae-ro, Jung-gu, Seoul (Gwanghui-dong 1-ga)서울 중구 마른내로 159 1층 (광희동1가)
Phone
+82 2-2285-4700 Call
Hours
09:30–22:30