Jeonpo Station laptop café with choco Basque cheesecake: Ibaba Coffee
In short
Ibaba Coffee is a dessert and latte café on the first floor of the Montreux officetel in Busanjin, Busan, under 5 minutes on foot from Jeonpo Station exits 5 and 7. From a seat at the big share table came an Ibaba latte, an iced Americano, a basic nunettine (crisp layered puff pastry) at 3,000 won and a choco Basque cheesecake at 7,000 won, and the cheesecake was denser than most, while an outlet at every seat filled the room with laptop users. Ibaba Coffee also welcomes pets, so it works for anyone who wants a Jeonpo work café and a dog-friendly café in one.

Good to know
- Location
- Under 5 minutes on foot from Jeonpo Station exit 5 (stairs) or exit 7 (escalator), 1st floor of the Montreux officetel
- Ibaba latte
- 6,500 won (listed as 6,000 won elsewhere in the post)
- Iced Americano
- 4,500 won
- Basic nunettine
- 3,000 won
- Choco Basque cheesecake
- 7,000 won
- Seating
- Large share table; an outlet at every seat (at both ends of the share table); high chair available
- Hours
- 11:00–20:00 (last order 19:40)
- Closed
- Every Monday
- Parking
- No parking lot
- Pets
- Pets welcome
- Restroom
- Shared building restroom; take the card key with you
- Price reference
- ₩7,000 ≈ $5.2 · ₩6,000 ≈ $4.4 (2026-09-27)
as written by the visitor on Aug 12, 2026


Let me introduce you to Ibaba Coffee, a dessert and latte spot near Jeonpo Station!

Where is Ibaba Coffee, and how far is it from Jeonpo Station?
Ibaba Coffee is less than 5 minutes from Jeonpo Station exit 5 (stairs) or exit 7 (escalator).
It turns out it's on the first floor of the 'Montreux' officetel building, where my sister used to live on her own years ago. It made me strangely happy for no reason >ㅠ<

I grabbed a spot at the big share table in the middle and went to order haha

Nunettine, the signature dessert at Ibaba Coffee
Ibaba's most iconic dessert is nunettine (누네띠네), a layered cream pastry that's hard to find these days ♡




They have basic, dark chocolate, and white chocolate flavors, but there was no white chocolate one that day, so it's not in the photos! But everyone, can you tell how tiny those little nunettines lined up in the first photo actually are? They're just about finger-sized, and apparently they're the ones stuck into gelato orders! So cute I kind of wanted to steal one.

Besides nunettine and gelato, they also had two kinds of Basque cheesecake! I wanted to try a bit of everything, so
- Ibaba latte ₩6,500
- Iced Americano ₩4,500
- Basic nunettine ₩3,000
- Choco Basque cheesecake ₩7,000
this is what I ended up ordering c(ˊᗜˋ*c)

Why Ibaba Coffee works for laptop work: an outlet at every seat
While waiting, let me give you a tour. Ibaba Coffee has outlets at every seat, and here's the neatly organized self-service bar.
Because of the outlets, most customers seemed to bring tablets or laptops to work! The big share table in the middle also has outlets at both ends.
I really hate low tables, but the height here is just right and the outlets are easy to use too. If I lived in Montreux, this would be my regular spot for sure.
There's also a high chair, just so you know !_! And take a quick look at this cute little thing too ^0^

While I was looking around the café, the owner brought out what we ordered.



Now let's dig in

Choco Basque cheesecake, 7,000 won — how dense is it?
You're looking at how dense this choco Basque cheesecake (₩7,000) is right now, aren't you?!

The cream dripping down is beautiful too ♥

It was denser than any Basque cheesecake I've had before, and I loved it. The chocolate flavor wasn't too dark, but not too milky either, so it satisfied both me, a dark chocolate person, and my boyfriend, who's a milk chocolate person, haha

Ibaba latte: lavender tea meets coffee
Next up, the Ibaba latte (₩6,000). It's a combination of their own brewed lavender tea and coffee — enjoy it without a straw at first along with the cream on top, then mix it well with the straw later!
Just like the owner said, it was sweet, so even I, who doesn't usually drink milk tea-type drinks, enjoyed it all the way to the last sip.
Now let's go through the door to the next dessert ^..^

Basic nunettine, 3,000 won — how does it taste?
Nunettine, long time no see *ଘ(੭*ˊᵕˋ)੭* ੈ✩‧₊˚ — people call it 'human feed' as a joke, you know?

It was exactly the flavor and texture we all know, but a bit cleaner-tasting! It's even better if you dip it in the cream like my boyfriend, the resident foodie, did ♡3♡
Ah, the Americano wasn't too strong or too sour either, so it's a flavor that should suit most people.

Restroom and the overall mood at Ibaba Coffee
By the way, for the restroom at Ibaba Coffee, you take a key card and go out to use the shared restroom in the building, which was nice and clean.
If I lived in Montreux, I'd be in and out of this place all the time. The coffee and desserts are good, the seats are comfortable, the outlets are easy to use, the space isn't cramped, and yet it's not noisy either.

Ibaba Coffee as a pet-friendly café in Jeonpo
And Ibaba Coffee also allows pets (ᗒᗨᗕ). I'd recommend Ibaba Coffee to anyone looking for a pet-friendly café near Jeonpo Station 𖤐

Ibaba Coffee hours, closing day and parking
- Hours: 11:00-20:00 (last order 19:40)
- Closed every Monday
- No parking lot
- Pet-friendly
Where it is
30 Jeonpodae-ro 189beon-gil, Busanjin-gu, Busan, South Korea부산광역시 부산진구 전포대로189번길 30 이바바커피





