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Busan Cupboard Corner

I write about cafés and restaurants I visit around Busan and Gyeongnam. · Writes about: Cafés · Restaurants

PlaceHaeundae, BusanRestaurants

Busan Korean restaurant for a rainy-day 11am brunch: Songjeongok

Songjeongok is a hanok-style Korean set-menu restaurant a 5-minute walk from Songjeong Beach in Haeundae, Busan. On a rainy morning, arriving right at the 11:00 opening, one set of abalone seafood hinoki pot rice (23,000 won per person) served as both breakfast and lunch, with the abalone pot rice, gabrisal bossam (pork wraps) and seafood hinoki steam all arriving at once — more than enough food for one order. Songjeongok works well for a family meal or a group gathering before or after a swim at Songjeong Beach.

Written Sep 5, 2026Sponsored
PlaceHaeundae, BusanCafés

Songjeong café open until 11pm for tea cocktails: Suwolgyeonghwa

Suwolgyeonghwa is an ocean-view tea house café on the hotel street right in front of Songjeong Beach in Haeundae, Busan. Arriving after 10pm at the end of a travel day, the writer tried the day-by-day non-alcoholic tea cocktails Bammasil Hwa and Bammasil Geum (8,500 won each) plus Pungwol, a monaka served only on the night menu. Open daily until 11pm, Suwolgyeonghwa is an easy place in Songjeong to slow down over a late cup of tea.

Written Sep 6, 2026Sponsored
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