# Songjeong café for tea with Dad: Suwolgyeonghwa, Busan - By Seulgi (https://superchart.com/en/@busan-side-dishes/) - Written Sep 10, 2026 - Updated Sep 13, 2026 - Local places › Cafés › Haeundae, Busan - Sponsored: This post was written after receiving a complimentary visit. - English edition: https://superchart.com/en/@busan-side-dishes/songjeong-tea-time-suwoelgyeonghwa/ - Also in: [한국어](https://superchart.com/ko/@busan-side-dishes/songjeong-tea-time-suwoelgyeonghwa/index.md) ## In short Suwolgyeonghwa is a tea café in Songjeong, Haeundae, Busan, with views of the sea and the Blue Line Park train. After dinner, my dad and I shared ssanghwa-cha, Lemon Sunset tea, and a 13,000 won Dalbodeure dessert box. Verdict: a calm, lovely stop for tea with parents. ## Good to know - **Hours**: 11:00–20:30 - **Last order**: 20:00 - **Parking**: Parking is available on the building’s first floor; vehicle number registration is required. - **Dalbodeure box**: ₩13,000 - **Ssanghwa-cha**: ₩11,000 - **Lemon Sunset**: ₩8,500 *as written by the visitor on Sep 10, 2026* A few days ago, I went to Suwolgyeonghwa with my dad for a cup of tea after dinner. This is a Songjeong café in Busan that I’ve visited four times already for the view; it is always busy, but the atmosphere stays quiet, so it is lovely for lingering. ![Featured photo introducing a visit to Suwolgyeonghwa](https://img.superchart.com/images/songjeong-tea-time-suwoelgyeonghwa/songjeong-tea-time-suwoelgyeonghwa-01-190xf-1200.webp) ## Suwolgyeonghwa hours and parking - Hours: 11:00–20:30 - Last order: 20:00 - Parking is available on the building’s first floor. - Leave your vehicle number in the car or come up to the café and make sure to register it—then even double parking is okay! Go past the atmospheric entrance and up to the fourth floor to find the café. The third floor is a space where you can learn darye (Korean tea ceremony), though I have never used it. ![Atmospheric entrance leading up to Suwolgyeonghwa](https://img.superchart.com/images/songjeong-tea-time-suwoelgyeonghwa/songjeong-tea-time-suwoelgyeonghwa-02-14bdu-900.webp) ![Space leading to the fourth-floor entrance of Suwolgyeonghwa](https://img.superchart.com/images/songjeong-tea-time-suwoelgyeonghwa/songjeong-tea-time-suwoelgyeonghwa-03-wqq43-900.webp) ![Third-floor space for learning the Korean tea ceremony](https://img.superchart.com/images/songjeong-tea-time-suwoelgyeonghwa/songjeong-tea-time-suwoelgyeonghwa-04-1jpd4-900.webp) A man was looking at these so sweetly—if you happen to read this, I would love to give you the photos haha. ![Traditional-style interior of Suwolgyeonghwa](https://img.superchart.com/images/songjeong-tea-time-suwoelgyeonghwa/songjeong-tea-time-suwoelgyeonghwa-05-1rjrg-900.webp) ## Hanok atmosphere and a Songjeong sea view The tranquil, hanok-inspired atmosphere and traditional-style interior make it a nice place to pause over tea. There are photogenic spots throughout too, so rather than just finishing a drink and leaving, I found myself taking my time looking around. You can also buy any tea you like. ![Teas available to buy and a view of Songjeong Beach](https://img.superchart.com/images/songjeong-tea-time-suwoelgyeonghwa/songjeong-tea-time-suwoelgyeonghwa-06-5kjr1-900.webp) More than anything, the view is why I love Suwolgyeonghwa! Sit by the window and Songjeong Beach spreads out right in front of you. On a clear day, you can see the blue sea and sky together, plus the Blue Line Park train passing by in the foreground. If you are looking for a Songjeong café in Busan with a great ocean view, this is somewhere I personally really want to recommend. ## Tea with Dad and the Dalbodeure box > Order > Dalbodeure box ₩13,000 > Ssanghwa-cha ₩11,000 > Lemon Sunset ₩8,500 ![Dalbodeure box and ordered tea drinks](https://img.superchart.com/images/songjeong-tea-time-suwoelgyeonghwa/songjeong-tea-time-suwoelgyeonghwa-07-1vkbs-900.webp) We had already eaten dinner, but there is always a separate stomach for dessert, haha. ![Desserts enjoyed after dinner](https://img.superchart.com/images/songjeong-tea-time-suwoelgyeonghwa/songjeong-tea-time-suwoelgyeonghwa-08-11o4u-900.webp) ### Ssanghwa-cha with egg yolk and Lemon Sunset My dad ordered the ssanghwa-cha (traditional herbal tea). It even had an egg yolk floating on top, just like the old-fashioned version. The yolk is optional, so you can leave it out. Ssanghwa-cha is a lovely warm drink, and my dad especially liked it in the weather that has turned chilly in the mornings and evenings. ![Warm ssanghwa-cha topped with egg yolk](https://img.superchart.com/images/songjeong-tea-time-suwoelgyeonghwa/songjeong-tea-time-suwoelgyeonghwa-09-7qang-900.webp) I ordered Lemon Sunset, the recommended tea of the day. The name alone was pretty, so I was curious about the flavor; it had a delicate aroma and a refreshing feel, making it easy to drink. With the tartness of hibiscus and lemon plus allulose, it had a touch of sweetness too. I drink coffee often, so it made me think that ordering tea like this now and then would be nice. ### Dalbodeure box ![Dalbodeure box with five different desserts](https://img.superchart.com/images/songjeong-tea-time-suwoelgyeonghwa/songjeong-tea-time-suwoelgyeonghwa-10-14050-676.webp) Dalbodeure is a sampling dessert with small portions of five different sweets. Setting tea and desserts out together looked so pretty, and it was also good for the two of us to share rather than ordering just one item. ![Dalbodeure desserts served with tea](https://img.superchart.com/images/songjeong-tea-time-suwoelgyeonghwa/songjeong-tea-time-suwoelgyeonghwa-11-1lvav-900.webp) The ganache monaka uses French chocolate, and the smooth chocolate went unexpectedly well with the monaka wafer. ![French chocolate ganache monaka](https://img.superchart.com/images/songjeong-tea-time-suwoelgyeonghwa/songjeong-tea-time-suwoelgyeonghwa-12-1x4bp-900.webp) Whole red bean ang-butter monaka. It is a red-bean dessert with ang-butter made using French gourmet butter. ![Whole red bean ang-butter monaka and injeolmi](https://img.superchart.com/images/songjeong-tea-time-suwoelgyeonghwa/songjeong-tea-time-suwoelgyeonghwa-13-9vpx8-900.webp) The brown-rice tuile on top of the injeolmi (chewy rice cake) added a lovely crunch. The black-rice sulppang (rice wine bread) also had red bean inside, adding sweetness to bread that could otherwise have been plain. My dad, who likes mild flavors, said this was the most delicious one. ![Black-rice sulppang and gamtae myeongran financier](https://img.superchart.com/images/songjeong-tea-time-suwoelgyeonghwa/songjeong-tea-time-suwoelgyeonghwa-14-15lde-900.webp) Gamtae myeongran financier. I tasted more gamtae seaweed than pollock roe—it felt a little like old-fashioned green seaweed snacks! The Blue Line Park train happened to pass by, so I took some photos too. ![Blue Line Park train passing by the window](https://img.superchart.com/images/songjeong-tea-time-suwoelgyeonghwa/songjeong-tea-time-suwoelgyeonghwa-15-sut9d-900.webp) ![Table lighting at Suwolgyeonghwa in the evening](https://img.superchart.com/images/songjeong-tea-time-suwoelgyeonghwa/songjeong-tea-time-suwoelgyeonghwa-16-i5wsz-900.webp) ## When the lighting changes for the evening Around 7 p.m., they turn off the lights and switch on the lamps placed at every table, and the mood changes completely. There are also special tea menu items available only in the evening, so I want to come back at that time next time. ## Final thoughts A place to enjoy tea and desserts at an unhurried pace while looking out at Songjeong Beach! If you are looking for a quiet Songjeong café in Busan or somewhere nice to visit with your parents, I recommend Suwolgyeonghwa! ## Where it is - Suwolgyeonghwa (수월경화) - 188 Songjeongjungang-ro 6beon-gil, Haeundae-gu, Busan, South Korea - 부산광역시 해운대구 송정중앙로6번길 188 4층 - 35.1761111, 129.1965736 - Google Maps: https://www.google.com/maps/search/%EC%88%98%EC%9B%94%EA%B2%BD%ED%99%94/@35.1761111,129.1965736,17z --- Superchart · https://superchart.com/en/@busan-side-dishes/songjeong-tea-time-suwoelgyeonghwa/ · https://superchart.com/llms.txt