Shinsegae Department Store opens Korea's largest dessert specialty department, opening stores from Japan as well = Korea

Shinsegae Department Store announced that it will open ``Sweet Park,'' the largest specialty dessert store in Korea that covers domestic and international desserts, on the first basement floor of its Gangnam store in Seoul.
``Sweet Park'' is 5,300 square meters in size and will feature 43 brands. Starting with this "Sweet Park," the department store will expand to include a wine specialty department and a high-end food department.
The following will be opened sequentially. It is scheduled to be completed between January and June next year at 19,834 square meters, the largest building in South Korea. "Sweet Park" features Belgian chocolatier "Pierre Marcos Benjamin Lee"
Stores include ``Rini'', ``Mireen'', a French bakery run by Korean baker Seo Yong-san, and ``Gariguette'', a Japanese pie specialty store. Also a Japanese sweets maker
Expectations are also high for the flagship store ``Bake the Shop,'' which will be opened in partnership with Bake. From Korea, there is a ``Bread Selection'' that collects breads from 5 popular stores nationwide.
There will also be a ``Chef Stage'' featuring three of Korea's leading pastry chefs. In addition, traditional Korean sweets will also be introduced. Traditional confectionery shop ``Hangwa Bissen'' and high-class tea sweets and mochi confectionery for the imperial court.
``Mannadan x Gangseongok,'' a collaboration between child specialty stores, sells high-quality tea sweets and gift sets.