[2025 Busan Shopping Mall] Travel Guide for Haeundae Traditional Market (Updated Jul)

Every time I come to Busan, besides watching the sea, the thing I want to do most is to go shopping and eat snacks! This time I stayed in a hotel in Haeundae, and it was a 5-minute walk downstairs to Haeundae Traditional Market (해운대전통시장) I originally just wanted to find a simple meal, but I didn’t expect that I couldn’t stop once I walked in, eating from beginning to end, and then buying a lot! It’s definitely worth a visit~ The stalls here are dense and there are many choices, from Korean snacks, fried food, seafood to desserts! And the prices are very affordable, the CP value is very high💯 When you walk to the end of the market, you will definitely see a super long queue of people! This sugar cake line stall is a "must-try dessert" certified by locals (Figure 3) But because there were too many people queuing and we were all full, we didn't buy any to try. Friends who have eaten it left a message to tell me if it's really delicious😆 There is a low-key small supermarket in the middle of the market, called Korea Mart (Figure 4) It has everything, and the best thing is that the price is surprisingly cheap, even more cost-effective than large supermarkets! Many locals come here to replenish their stocks~ If you want to buy cheap souvenirs, come here! 📍 Haeundae Traditional Market｜Transportation & Basic Information 🗺 Address: 22, Gunam-ro 41-gil, Haeundae-gu, Busan Metropolitan City 🚇 Subway: Exit 3 of Haeundae Station, about 5 minutes walk It's very close to Haeundae Beach, so you can arrange a walk to see the sea and then go into the market to eat a lot! #Register for June Hotel Test Sleeper 2025

🚂💨Sky Capsule Train Depart from Mipo Station ➜ Cheongsapo 📍부산광역시 해운대구 달맞이길62번길 13 It is definitely a must-do itinerary when visiting Busan! Remember to buy tickets online first🎫 You can buy Tiger Ice Cream Daifuku before taking the cable car! I saw it online and it seems that they sold single units before, but now they are no longer available. Changed to a limit of buying a whole box of 6 😵💫 After arriving at Cheongsapo, there are many grilled scallop restaurants along the coast. Recommend this one⬇️ 하진이네 Haizhen Scallop House There are many signatures of celebrities on the wall. I think it should be a restaurant certified by locals The scallops are very fresh, the grilled eel is super chewy, and the view outside the window is amazing🤙🏻🤙🏻 (Figure 6) Haeundae Traditional Market Like in Taiwan's night markets, there are many local snacks and grilled eel shops. You can arrange to walk here at night👍🏻 This time I stayed at Guanganli Beach🏝️✨ The rooms facing the sea are really super healing and relaxing (Figure 1) #Busan #Gwanganli #Sky Capsule Train

#100TravelWays Address: 20-1 Gunam-ro 41beon-gil, Jung-dong, Haeundae-gu, Busan, South Korea Atmosphere/Facilities: Korean restaurant, cooked to order, air-conditioned, no reservations required, credit cards accepted Features: Green onion seafood pancake Price per person: 8,000 won Rating: I stumbled upon this green onion pancake shop while visiting Haeundae Traditional Market. Later I looked up information and found out that it was a very popular snack bar. The main dish is the green onion seafood pancake. There are also some small hot pots and cold seafood. We happened to visit in the afternoon while waiting to catch a sightseeing cruise, which was perfect for two or three small dishes and a few drinks before catching a ride to run the itinerary. Green onion seafood pancake 8,000 won Mainly made of squid and green onions, coated with batter and fried, topped with eggs and sauce. The taste is very similar to that of a batter omelet, and the sauce tastes salty and sweet. Scallions are the finishing touch. In addition to balancing the greasiness of fried foods, they also add aroma and crispness to the vegetables. Korean pancake skin is usually not fried too crispy! Cold conch salad 10,000 won The conch meat is very large, with some crispy raw kimchi on top, and it is made with Korean spicy sauce as the base. The taste is sweet and sour with the aroma of sesame oil and sesame, not spicy. A very special dish to go with wine, sour and refreshing, with a chewy texture. The overall taste is very suitable for drinking now, and the price is affordable. Meals cooked to order taste much better than pre-made meals at tourist attractions.

Haeundae Traditional Market in Busan is one of the city's most famous markets, offering a rich variety of local delicacies and a lively atmosphere. 🔥 The market features numerous stalls that not only serve a wide range of Korean street food but also offer various goods such as souvenirs. The prices here are reasonable, making it a great place for shopping. 🙌🏻 There are also many attractions nearby, making it perfect for a day trip.

Address: 36, Gunam-ro 41beon-gil, Haeundae-gu, Busan, 1st floor Atmosphere/Facilities: Located in Haeundae Market, it's clean Key Point: Famous for lobster Average Price per Person: Around 100,000 KRW Rating: 4.0 ☑️ Operating Hours 3:00 PM ~ 12:30 AM Last Order at 11:30 PM Open year-round ☑️ Menu I Ordered King Crab + Snow Crab Set ☑️ Overall Review Despite being in Haeundae Market, the facilities were clean, which was nice. The staff were friendly and the food was delicious.

When visiting Busan, you must not miss this place. Haeundae Market, a popular shopping spot in Korea. Haeundae Market is the only market in South Korea located near the beach. The market is located near Haeundae Beach, which is considered the most famous beach in South Korea because Koreans like to visit in the summer. It is located in Busan. Haeundae Market is a small street that feels like a walking street in our country. There are restaurants open from morning until late at night. This market gets more lively the later it gets. Tourists like to walk around and relax. The market is clean and has shops with standard signs. There are shops selling local food for you to taste. There are shops selling a variety of unusual products. There must be fresh seafood restaurants because it is close to the source. There are street food stalls, restaurants to choose from, and shops selling local souvenirs. You can walk around and have fun, eat your fill, and save money. #Haeundae Traditional Market

Busan specialty grilled conger eel🤪 Eel must be the most famous in Japan, but it turns out that it is available in Busan. The species is relatively cheap and the taste is poor, so it is grilled🤩 Sansha Lemon is honored to drink and eat spicy grilled conger eel and raw octopus😅The moving octopus is really hesitant to eat🥹Just pour it with seaweed and sesame oil😂The grilled eel has a crisp texture, a bit like eating potato chips, a highly recommended Korean dish🤣 #grilled conger eel #grilled seafood #Haeundae #Sansha #Kumamon #Minister #Busan #busan #korea #kumamon #lemon #beer #raw octopus #optopus

#celebratewithtrip Haeundae Traditional Market in Busan, have become an integral part of Korea’s mouth-watering food culture. I love exploring markets to check out local street food, so my 1st stop of the day was to the Haeundae Market which located across the street from Haeundae Beach, & open daily from 9 am to 10 pm. The easiest way to get to the market is to take the subway to Haeundae Station (Busan Subway Line 2, exit 3), about 40 min ride away from central Busan Station. The market is not huge, just a long stretch of shops & eateries you can find on both sides of the street. At the other end of the street, is the Haeundae Market bus stop.although it not big but the variety is enough to let you be spoilt for choice. Well if you are here make sure to pop by and try local street food

Haeundae Market: The centuries-old market is filled with beef fragrant Haiyuntai is a very prosperous area of Busan. There are commercial streets, traditional markets, various high-end hotels... very rich. The Haeundae after the advent of the sundial is even more "inciting", and the locals and tourists are intertwined, and it is very lively. Haiyuntai Market recommends that you go shopping, it is a traditional market with a variety of small shops. The Haeundae market has a long history. It started as early as 1910, and it has naturally formed a traditional market for commercial street houses. Whether it is a local resident or a tourist from all over the world, I like to come here to buy food, eat and shop. There are also many foods hidden in the alleys near Haeundae Market. Listening to us saying that we want to eat beef soup rice, then Ouba found the "Haiyuntai Yuanzu Grandma Beef Soup Rice" with a history of more than 50 years in the vicinity of Haeundae Market. This store is not only a long history, but also has many well-known local stars in Korea, and has left photos and signatures in the store. It is a well-deserved online red shop. There are two kinds of soup rice, beef and cow blood. The rice can be selected together with soup or separated. The beef is very tasty and the aroma is overflowing. This shop is a very popular shop, many locals will go to eat, it is worth to punch!

#GetDiscountsWithoutLuck Haeundae Traditional Market is located in Haeundae, one of the most famous areas in Busan, a port city in southern Korea. The shops in this market have a traditional atmosphere and charm that is different from the modern shopping areas in Busan, making it a great place to experience local life and try authentic Korean food. To get there by subway, get off at Haeundae Station (Line 2) and walk for about 10 minutes to the market. There are also buses that can be used to get to the market.

🗺️🗺️【Travel Itinerary】 Day 1: Stay in Haeundae Day 2: Join a tour Day 3: Relax around Haeundae and return home A 2-night, 3-day solo trip to Busan. In Korea, the culture of dining alone is still developing, and I was initially worried about whether I could fully enjoy solo dining in Busan. However, I had no issues and thoroughly enjoyed Busan's gourmet offerings! The main goals of this trip were "chilling out," "gourmet food," and "spontaneity." 【Day 1】 After arriving at Gimhae Airport before noon, I stopped at Seomyeon Station on the way to my accommodation in Haeundae for a lunch of Korean BBQ. Seomyeon is a lively area popular among young people, with many cafes and restaurants. It’s a convenient place to stay if you want to explore Busan thoroughly. To enjoy "solo BBQ," I visited "Meat Grilling Guys," a restaurant recommended by a friend. True to its name, the friendly male staff grill the meat for you. Although I was dining alone, I was allowed to enter as long as I ordered three servings of meat. I chose the lean shoulder loin, which was delicious, along with the accompanying side dishes and seafood soup! If I had companions, I would have ordered noodles or rice as well, but the meat alone was satisfying enough. Afterward, I headed to Haeundae, checked into my hotel, "Toyoko Inn Haeundae 2." Toyoko Inn hotels often have staff who speak Japanese, making them a reliable choice, especially for first-time visitors. The hotel lobby offers free lockers for guests, allowing you to store your luggage even before check-in time—a reassuring feature. To unwind from the travel fatigue, I visited "Shinsegae Spa Land" near Centum City Station. The 4-hour stay felt too short because the place was so comfortable! I sweated it out, took a nap, and enjoyed instant ramen when I got hungry—absolute bliss 🙌. I purchased the ticket via trip.com, which was convenient as I only needed to show the QR code. Nearby is the venue for the "Busan International Film Festival," a great spot to experience some culture. (I was inspired and decided to visit again during the festival period!) I returned to the hotel to end the first day. 【Day 2】 I joined a tour booked through trip.com, which included visits to Gamcheon Culture Village, Haedong Yonggungsa Temple, and the Sky Capsule. Being a solo participant allowed me to make friends with other tour members. I had lunch with a Filipino girl I met that day, enjoying ramen, hot pot, and pancakes—dishes I couldn’t have ordered alone. Another day of satisfying meals! The tour itself was excellent! Our guide Sena was fluent in English, Japanese, and Korean, making her very reliable. After returning to Haeundae, I strolled around Haeundae Beach and the traditional market. Dinner was takeout chicken, which I enjoyed with beer while gazing at the sea—a perfect moment of freedom unique to solo travel. 【Day 3】 Departure day. Since my flight was in the evening, I decided to take it easy. I spent time at Haeundae Beach, which I had visited multiple times since Day 1. The beach was so beautiful that I couldn’t resist spending more time there. While the night atmosphere was lively and fun, the early morning air was refreshing, so I woke up early for a seaside walk. Breakfast was abalone porridge from a restaurant that opens at 6:30 AM. The porridge had a gentle flavor, and I recommend adjusting the taste with the side dishes and salt provided. I visited "X the Sky," a Busan landmark with a viewing deck, and relaxed at the world’s highest Starbucks. I also did some last-minute shopping at Olive Young nearby, spending the day without any specific plans. Reluctantly, I headed back to Gimhae Airport. On the way, I stopped by "ZMILLENNIAL," a cafe near Mokkol Station converted from a warehouse. It’s run by BTS member Jimin’s father and features a lot of purple, Jimin’s signature color. The cafe offers a variety of bread and sweets, and fans seemed to enjoy the exhibits. This trip was a chill-out and gourmet adventure without a specific agenda. Trip.com was incredibly convenient for browsing travel experiences and purchasing various tickets on the spot. I hope this post serves as inspiration for your travels. 📍📍【Recommended Spots】 1. Busan X the Sky 2. Haeundae Beach 3. Gamcheon Culture Village 4. Shinsegae Spa Land 5. Busan International Film Festival 🥘🥘【Recommended Gourmet】 Seomyeon: "Meat Grilling Guys" Mokkol: "ZMILLENNIAL" Haeundae: "ahc Chicken," "Original Abalone Porridge Main Store" 🏠🏠【Recommended Hotels】 1. Toyoko Inn Busan Haeundae 2 📷📷【Instagram-Worthy Spots】 Gamcheon Culture Village, Haeundae Beach, X the Sky, ZMILLENNIAL 📣📣【Other Highlights】 Haeundae Traditional Market

#AbsolutelyFreeTrip I went to the famous "Haeundae 31cm Seafood Kalguksu" in the Haeundae Traditional Market. I went there right when it opened, so I was able to get a seat right away. There were so many shellfish in it, and the broth was delicious! As for the kimchi that came with it, I could eat the radish, but the cabbage made my mouth burn. lol The staff told me at the beginning that it was spicy, but it was even spicier than I expected! lol I was told to throw away trash like shells and tissues in the shell bin. There was a line, but the turnover was fast, so I think you'll be able to get in right away. Haeundae 31cm Haemul(seafood) Kalguksu 31cm tall 46 Gunam-ro 41beon-gil, Haeundae-gu, Busan, South Korea #BusanTravel

#AbsolutelyFreeTrip Just inside the main street is the famous Haeundae Traditional Market. Small shops are gathered on both sides of the alley, and it was very lively with people on weekend nights. There are rows of restaurants and souvenir shops, and people are walking around eating. The hotteok shops on both ends and the green onion seafood chijimi shop were particularly crowded, and there were long lines. I bought tangful a little away. Haeundae Traditional Market 해운대 전통시장 22-1 Gunam-ro 41beon-gil, Haeundae-gu, Busan, Korea #BusanTrip

🗺️🗺️ [Itinerary] Day 1:Morning Gamcheon Culture Village, try Busan’s famous milmyeon – cold wheat noodles Afternoon Jagalchi Fish Market, BIFF Square Evening Gwangalli Beach, Gwangandaegyo bridge light show Day 2: Morning:Haedong Yonggungsa Temple, Brunch/coffee Afternoon: Haeundae Beach, The Bay 101 Evening: Haeundae Night Market, Busan X the Sky Day 3: Morning: Oncheoncheon Stream Walk, Spa Land Centum City Afternoon: Lunch at Centum City, shopping or spa time Evening: Head to Seomyeon, Busan-style pork soup (dwaeji gukbap) 📍[ 1. Gamcheon Culture Village 2. Haedong Yonggungsa Temple 3. Haeundae Beach 4. Jagalchi Fish Market 5. Gwangalli Beach] 🥘🥘 [Must-Try ] Busan-style pork soup (dwaeji gukbap). 🏠🏠 1.The Coolest Hotel 📷📷 [Photo Spots- 1. Gamcheon Culture Village 2. Haedong Yonggungsa Temple 3. Oryukdo Skywalk 4. Huinnyeoul Culture Village 5. Taejongdae Park] 📣📣 [Tips] Go early or near sunset!!

I visited Busan a few days ago and there were cherry blossoms everywhere. It's no exaggeration. When there is wind, cherry blossom snow will fall I would like to share my trip with you for your reference. Due to its length, it is divided into two parts. This time I chose Haeundae for my stay#乐群海云大段 The hotel is fully self-service and very convenient. You can store your luggage as soon as you get off the plane. The passwords for the luggage room and the room will be sent to your mailbox in advance. Just enter the password to store your luggage and check in. It's super fast~ The hotel arranged for us to stay on the 15th floor. The living room has a sea view! ! ! ! After sending the luggage, I went to eat #Jinxiufugutang immediately. I recommend fugu sashimi~ Then take Uber to New World City After a long journey, you must first go to #SPA LAND to relax By the way, go shopping at New World Department Store! ! Next door is #Museum1, which is only a 3-minute walk away~ My Chapter 5 photo was taken inside Go to Haeundae Night Market in the evening! ! There is a seafood pancake restaurant with a long queue, it is really delicious The strawberries are also big and cheap, don't miss it 🤤 The next day I slept until I woke up naturally and went to eat #味赞王烤肉 There is no queue at noon but there will be a long queue at night! ! If you don't want to queue, I suggest you go there at noon. The afternoon is also our highlight #SkyCapsuleTrain We chose the Mipo-Cheongsapo trip, so be sure to make a reservation in advance, otherwise there is a high chance that you won’t be able to catch the bus! When you arrive at Cheongsapu, there will be cafes all over the ground, where you can drink coffee while looking at the sea view Life is so comfortable, the strawberry flavored special drink will not disappoint you There is also a train background from the Korean version of Slam Dunk! My fourth photo When you return to Mipo, you can go to the nearby Dalma-gil to take pictures of the cherry blossoms! ! My cover is over there~~~~so beautiful Another highlight of today's trip #Xthesky Climb to the top of the tower to enjoy the sea view In fact, it is a bit like our Taipei 101. There is the world's tallest Starbucks on the 98th floor. There is an empty bridge on the top floor observation deck where you can take photos! My third photo was taken on the top floor! For dinner, you can choose to eat #尾浦家 raw marinated seafood, which is just next to it. But basically there are more than 10 groups of guests waiting in line! ! If you have enough time, you can go and have a try~ You can also choose another day to enjoy it Let’s go to Haeundae Street again at night! ! Bring some midnight snacks home with soju, that's life There are still three days of itinerary left, so I’ll leave it to the next article! #BusanCherryBlossoms #BusanItinerary #

Haeundae Traditional Market in Busan is a tourist spot that attracts visitors with its fresh local ingredients and vibrant atmosphere. Inside the market, you can find a wide variety of Korean ingredients and seafood, especially fresh seafood, dried fish, and traditional Korean foods. Haeundae Market is famous for its food stalls that serve Korean-style seafood hotpots, chijimi, and sundubu. It is very popular with tourists because you can enjoy local flavors on the spot. In addition, Haeundae Beach is located near the market, so you can relax by the sea after enjoying shopping. It is a place where you can enjoy the unique flavors and scenery of Busan while feeling the bustling atmosphere of the market and the local food culture. 📍Gunam-ro 41beon-gil, Haeundae-gu, Busan, Korea #Spring0yentrip #Busantrip #Haeundaetrip #Haeundaetourism

2 Haeundae Street/Market/Delicious fish cake blood sausage is here In Haeundae Market, delicious local snacks, very local. The location is great/you can definitely find it/just follow the crowd/you can recognize it at a glance. Fish cakes/blood sausage/fried food/deep-fried shrimp/fried rice cakes/dumplings…we have everything. Order all of them and you will be very satisfied. After the trip - back to the hotel - don't know what to eat - this is a good choice. #Haeundae #buasn #Haeundae Market Food #MarchGoodPlaces2025

-:+:-:+:-:+:-:+:-:+:-:+:-:+:-+:-+: 🇰🇷Haeundae, Busan, Korea "Original Sapchalsia Hotteok" Popular sia hotteok at Haeundae Market -:+:-:+:-:+:-:+:-:+:-:+:-:+:-+:-+: 　　　　 7 minutes walk from Exit 3 of Haeundae Station on Subway Line 2. If you visit Busan, Korea, you can't miss enjoying local sweets. Among them, "Original Sapchalsia Hotteok" at Haeundae Traditional Market is a famous shop visited by both locals and tourists. The line of people who are attracted by the fragrant aroma is the landmark. The chewy texture of the dough made from glutinous rice and the rich flavor of the seeds packed in are what make it stand out. Sesame seeds, sunflower seeds, peanuts, etc. are baked crispy and fragrant, and the combination with sweet, melting syrup is exquisite. It is served freshly baked, so every bite is a blissful moment. ▼Honey Seed Hotteok 2,500W When you hold a freshly baked hotteok in your hand, the sweet aroma of butter and syrup will first whet your appetite. When you take a bite, the outside is crispy and fragrant, and the inside is chewy. Then, the sweet syrup overflowing from the inside and the fragrant seeds fill your mouth, making it delicious enough to make you smile. It is just the right amount of sweet, has a large volume, and is very satisfying as both a dessert and a snack. Not only can you experience Busan's market culture, but the hotteok at this shop is a special dish that you can't find anywhere else. It is a place where you can enjoy the sweetness that will soothe your travel fatigue and interact with local people. It is also a great point that the price is reasonable and you can easily enjoy the authentic taste. ───────────── ▼ Original Sapchalsia Hotteok / 원조찹쌀씨앗호떡 39 Gunam-ro, Haeundae-gu, Busan Business hours: Unknown Closed: Irregular Access: 6 minutes walk from Exit 3 of Haeundae Station on Subway Line 2 ───────────── #0 yen trip February 2025 #Haeundae gourmet #Haeundae traditional market #Sia hotteok #Korean hotteok #Busan gourmet #Busan trip #Busan tourism #Korean gourmet #Korean tourism #Korea travel

My last trip to Korea🇰🇷 in 2024 was a trip to Busan, which I love. The plane✈️ was delayed because of the snow that fell the day before (in Seoul), and it was evening when I arrived. Day 1, sukiyaki in a hanok Day 2, starting from the market in Haeundae, Busan. Hotteok, walk and shopping, and the long-awaited night, three illuminations. For meals, we had bindaetteok and kimbap at the night market. Day 3, we started slowly, had abalone and chimpan in Gijang, and for dessert, we had ice cream at Buskin Labins. Day 4, we went to the newly opened Blue Bottle Coffee, had a fish set meal and had teppei samgyeopsal, which I hadn't had in a while. Day 5, at the end, we lined up and had champon, which is recommended by locals. It was a trip✈️ where we went to a lot of things and ate a lot of things. Busan, a charming port city. There are so many wonderful things. #BusanTrip #Digest #LotsOfDeliciousFood #Haeundae #Gijang #NampoDong #WhatWeFood

#JapanFlightEvent ✔️Location It is located between Haeundae Station and Haeundae Beach, so it is easily accessible. You can visit on foot! ✔️Key Points You can find various street foods, seafood, and Busan's unique food in one place. In particular, seed hotteok and tteokbokki are popular menus that you must try! Personally, I recommend Sangguk's tteokbokki and Daily Pang Bakery near the entrance, which is great value for money. ✔️Facilities The neatly organized market alley is convenient for walking, and there are many stores selling food and accessories. It is a market that combines traditional markets and popular food restaurants. ✔️Atmosphere You can feel the lively atmosphere unique to the market and the kindness of the friendly merchants. A hot place where you can truly feel the warmth of Busan! It is a tourist attraction, but it is not expensive. If you want to experience the true charm of Haeundae, enjoy both the food and the atmosphere at Haeundae Market! #HaeundaeHotPlace #BusanPlaceToVisit #HaeundaeTravel #HaeundaeMarket #BusanTravel #BusanPlaceToVisit #BusanRestaurant #HaeundaeRestaurant

#January travel support event #Busan travel If you go to Haeundae Beach, a must-see course for Busan travel, I recommend you check out Haeundae Traditional Market, which is located very close to the beach. There are restaurants selling various street foods and seafood, so it's great for sightseeing.

#travellerswonderland Wondering where to get some night snacks or dinner/supper? Most markets would have closed by evening time but not for Haeundae Traditional Market. This a market that operates from day to night, where you can get your hands on Busan's famous street food and snacks. It's location is conveniently located next to Haeundae beach, making it easily accessible to both locals and tourists. Be it in the day or night, you can find rows of seafood and korean food restaurants here. You don't have to worry about food options at Haeundae traditional market. The sights and the sounds here is amazing with it's bustling atmosphere. Grab some korean snacks like your skewers, tteokbokki, grilled squid, Kimbap, korean desserts and pancakes. You will eat to your heart's content here!

#springplace2024 Haeundae Traditional Market and Haeundae Bathhouse are must-visit places in Busan. Haeundae Traditional Market has seafood, sundries, dry goods, as well as Hong Kong people’s favorite street stalls, and authentic Korean restaurants🥳🥳🥳 Walk straight from the traditional market to the end of the street, and then walk two more blocks to the Haeundae Beach. There is also an oceanarium (Busan SeaLife Aquarium) near the beach. Transportation: Subway Line 2, Haeundae Station, Exit 3 (map attached)

From K-beauty to K-food! You can look forward to a special trip in Busan. Create your own wonderful memories in Busan, where beautiful beaches and the charm of the city come together~ • Things to do at the beach: • Haeundae: Busan's pride, sunbathing on the golden sandy beach is a given! It's great for taking a walk while listening to the sound of the waves. • Gamcheon Culture Village: A place full of colorful and pretty houses, full of Instagram-worthy emotions! • Food time: ◦ Seafood barbecue: Full of fresh seafood! Happiness is doubled when you grill it deliciously. ◦ Tteokbokki: The best street food in Busan! Spicy and sweet, addictive! • Things to enjoy: ◦ Yacht experience: Create special memories on a yacht that crosses the sea of ​​Busan. ◦ Beach bike ride: Riding a bike along the beach while cutting through the wind is really thrilling! • Tip sharing: ◦ Travel period: Enjoying the sea of ​​Busan in the summer is the best! Sunscreen is a must! ◦ Accommodation selection: It's more romantic to stay at a hotel with an ocean view~ I hope this style of translation suits your taste! I hope it raises your travel expectations with a more cute and internet-like language. A fun trip in Busan, a wonderful city life in Seoul, all of this is waiting for you! Have a happy trip~ #KoreaTravel #BusanSea #SeoulHotPlace#

You must try their nut brown sugar cookies when you come to Busan. Many of the original series stores have been highly recommended. This time I want to recommend a brown sugar cookie store in Haeundae Market! His brown sugar cookies are super delicious~ Once you’ve tried it once, you won’t be able to go back to other flavors Recommended for you who are going to Busan･◡･ #cookies #Haeundae #nutcookies #koreanfood #busan #korea

#Busan Travel - Name: Haeundae Myungpum Hotteok - Location: 38 Jungdong 1-ro, Haeundae-gu, Busan - The most famous seed hotteok shop in Busan! The Myungpum Hotteok shop located at the entrance of Haeundae had a constant line!! It didn't smell like flour at all and the filling was so big that it was really delicious!! I recommend this as one of the must-eat foods when you come to Busan!! - Menu prices and ordering times Cheese hotteok can be ordered after 5 p.m., and honey hotteok is 1,500 won / seeds and cheese is 2,000 won! 🔔Honey tip - The owner took orders from waiting customers in advance, so the line went down quickly! Think about the menu in advance! - The seeds, cheese, and honey were all delicious. That Jungwontop is the seed hotteok! - Prepare cash in advance~~!

Haeundae Traditional Market is located near Haeundae Beach. It is very convenient, about a 10-minute walk from Haeundae Station on the subway. You can easily enjoy Korean food such as kimbap and oden. I went there on the weekend, so there were many customers and it was crowded. It's also nice to take out and eat it on the beach! I was surprised to see a live eel in the aquarium while walking around. The recommended dish at this market is the tteokbokki from a shop called Sangukkine! (From the 4th photo onwards) It's spicy, but the sauce is very delicious. You can eat in, there are restrooms, and credit cards are accepted. If you go to Haeundae, be sure to take a stroll around the Haeundae Traditional Market. Haeundae Traditional Market Address: 22-1, 41beon-gil, Gunam-ro, Haeundae-gu, Busan Metropolitan City #Overseas travel #Haeundae #Busan #Haeundae gourmet #Korea travel

Dịa chỉ - Busan Haeundae-gu Jungdong 1-ro 19beon-gil 31-1 Busan Makchang About 500m from Haeundae Station Exit 1 #Address Không khí/Trang thiết bị - The atmosphere is really good Diểm đặc sắc - You can eat alone, the side dishes are varied and fresh, especially the gopchang jeongol... It's so so delicious. Come and try it once#foodie Giá trung bình mỗi người - 12,000 won per person (order for 3 or more people) Dánh giá - It's really delicious #deliciousfood #mytripvlog #foodie #Haeundae #Busan