Red brick European-style café in Jeonpo, Busan for ₩5,000 tea: Hippy
In short
Hippy is a cream pie dessert café in Jeonpo-dong, Busanjin, Busan. Iced Mariage Frères teas — Marco Polo Rouge and Alexander David — are ₩5,000 each and come with one free refill, while the fig cream pie (₩9,000) layers pastry, whipped cream, custard and fresh fig in one balanced bite. Set in a red brick building with a European-style interior, group seating and a dog-friendly policy, Hippy makes an easy Jeonpo date café.
Good to know
- Address
- 1st floor, 12 Dongseong-ro 25beon-gil, Busanjin-gu, Busan
- Hours
- 11:00–22:00 (last order 21:30)
- Getting there
- 5-minute walk from Jeonpo Station Exit 4
- What we ordered
- Marco Polo Rouge ₩5,000 / Alexander David ₩5,000 / Fig cream pie ₩9,000
- Drink policy
- One drink per person, one free refill (Mariage Frères tea)
- Seating
- Mostly tables for two, with a larger group table at the back
- Pets
- Dogs welcome
- Price reference
- ₩5,000 ≈ $3.7 · ₩9,000 ≈ $6.6 (2026-10-01)
as written by the visitor on Aug 12, 2026
Hi, this is Poseulposeul! ☁️ I was in Jeonpo for a meal and stopped by Hippy (heap.p), a café famous for its atmosphere. I'd heard it specialized in cream pies and went in curious, and it turned out to be a much more serious dessert spot than I expected.
If you're looking for a good-vibe dessert café to hit after eating in Jeonpo, this one's perfect. I ate so, so well there.....
Where Hippy is in Jeonpo-dong and what hours it keeps
📍 12 Dongseong-ro 25beon-gil, 1st floor, Busanjin-gu, Busan ⏰ 11:00–22:00 (last order 21:30) 5-minute walk from Jeonpo Station Exit 4
+) It's a Jeonpo café where you can bring your dog along too!
The fairytale-like red brick building was fun to spot from a distance, and so pretty. It'd make a great photo spot out front too!
Hippy menu and prices: Mariage Frères tea for ₩5,000
They had a wide range of coffee and non-coffee drinks, but we went with the TEA menu. It said #MariageFrères, and I couldn't believe they were charging just ₩5,000 for that brand... One drink per person, plus one free refill. Amazing.
Just so you know upfront... we absolutely used that refill haha. We ordered two iced teas — Marco Polo Rouge 5.0 and Alexander David 5.0.
Hippy also makes its desserts — cream pies, madeleines, cream puddings — fresh in-house every morning, sold the same day they're made. Maybe that's why the display case items were disappearing fast.
Madeleines, pies and cream pudding at Hippy
For dessert I was torn between the Mont Blanc chestnut pie and the fig cream pie (9.0), and went with the fig one — total recommendation. Looking back, it was the first thing to sell out. The Mont Blanc chestnut pie was the only item stacked two rows deep, so it seemed to be a signature menu too, and it was also selling fast. I'll try that next time.
Inside Hippy: European-style interior and seating
Decorated so nicely, true to being a Jeonpo date café — it was fun just looking around.
Lots of wine bottles around, and the floor, walls, tables and chairs all had a strong European feel.
True to a Jeonpo dessert spot, it was filled with house-made desserts.
This round table was so pretty.
Most seats are for two, but there's a group table further inside, so if you're coming with six or fewer people, it might be worth calling ahead to check.
How does Hippy's fig cream pie taste?
The visuals are so good!!!!! Both drinks came in clear glasses packed with ice, and the reddish tea shining through the ice cubes looked really pretty. The two drinks were also subtly different in color.
The fig cream pie has crisp pastry topped with a generous mound of white cream, and a big chunk of fig on top. Thin fig slices peek out between the cream layers, with a tiny herb leaf on top — great for photos.
One bite in, the pastry has a rich, salty butter flavor, the whipped cream on top is soft, and the fig releases sweet juice.
On top of that, there's custard cream inside too, so you get several textures at once in a single bite. Yum....
It looked so pretty that I didn't expect much flavor-wise, but true to a Jeonpo dessert spot that makes everything in-house, the balance of flavors was excellent. I thought it'd just be an Instagram-pretty café, but it's actually a serious Jeonpo-dong dessert specialist..... My eyes went wide after one bite.......
Marco Polo Rouge vs Alexander David: which tea to order
Marco Polo Rouge is a decaf rooibos from Mariage Frères, with berry-fruit notes, floral hints and vanilla — good for evenings when you're watching your caffeine. Barely any bitterness or astringency, so it goes down easy. Recommended.
The Alexander David I ordered was a spiced black tea, with clove, ginger, cinnamon and cardamom notes blended in subtly — the spicy aroma hits you right as you drink it. It might be a love-it-or-hate-it flavor, but I like unusual scents so it wasn't bad for me. At first it felt kind of like a dentist's office, but as I kept drinking it turned clean and refreshing haha. If you like exotic flavors, give it a try!
Even the tissues were super cute. Is this dog Hippy...??
Is Hippy worth a stop in Jeonpo? Final verdict
- ✔️ Desserts made fresh in-house every day, sold same-day
- ✔️ Mariage Frères tea at ₩5,000 with one free refill
- ✔️ Strongly European-feeling Jeonpo date café atmosphere
- ✔️ The fig cream pie is a must-order
- ✔️ A Jeonpo-dong dessert café that welcomes dogs
If you were looking for an atmospheric dessert café to hit after eating in Jeonpo, I highly recommend Hippy. The desserts are delicious and the space is pretty — a Jeonpo-dong café I'd want to visit again.
Who will enjoy Hippy most
- Anyone searching for a Jeonpo café or Jeonpo dessert café
- Anyone looking for a Seomyeon dessert café or Busan café recommendation
- Fans of cream pies or crepe roll cakes
- Anyone looking for a Jeonpo date café or dog-friendly café
Where it is
12 Dongseong-ro 25beon-gil, 1st floor, Busanjin-gu, Busan, South Korea부산광역시 부산진구 동성로25번길 12 1층 힙피
