Jeonpo study café with power outlets and Americano: Ibaba Coffee

Last week I went to a well-loved café in Jeonpo, Ibaba Coffee, so let me write about it.

I had dinner plans with a friend in Jeonpo and was looking for a café to stop by beforehand, and this is what I found — the atmosphere was so calm and nice!! With its relaxed vibe and really good coffee, it would be perfect for anyone searching for a good café near Seomyeon too.

Where is Ibaba Coffee and when is it open?

• Address: 30 Jeonpo-daero189beon-gil, Busanjin-gu, Busan, South Korea, Ibaba Coffee
• Hours: Tue–Sun 11:00–20:00 (closed Mondays)
• Wi-Fi, takeout, group seating available, separate men's/women's restrooms, baby chair, mobile payment, pet-friendly

Ibaba Coffee is on Jeonpo Café Street, so it's super accessible, and it's apparently well known as a great café for studying or working.

There's a terrace out front, and since the weather was so nice, it looked lovely to have coffee outside. Also, Ibaba Coffee is a pet-friendly café, which is rare in Jeonpo. Quite a lot of people bring their dogs, so it's the best café near Seomyeon for dog owners!

Walking inside, an adorable character greeted me haha.

What's on the menu at Ibaba Coffee

With the Ibaba latte, cherry velvet, Americano, and other coffee menu items, plus Basque cheesecake and nunettine, this is a solid dessert café in Jeonpo.

There was freshly baked nunettine right by the register, and if I hadn't already overeaten at lunch I would have bought one on the spot ㅠㅠ Apparently Ibaba also makes a really delicious latte using 1A grade milk. I'll definitely have to try the latte on my next visit haha.

So many people say the nunettine is delicious, I regret not trying it ㅠㅠ

Power outlets and the best seats for studying

Ibaba Coffee is great for working, but with a window like this it would also be lovely to come just to chat.

Ibaba Coffee already seems to be famous as a study spot, since there were quite a lot of university students there studying. The center table has an outlet, which made it convenient to charge a phone or laptop.

This sand-themed interior adds some nice ambiance too~~

How the 4,500-won Americano tastes

Americano (₩4,500) — when I ordered the Americano, they gave me a cute business card along with it.

The Americano had just the right balance — not too much acidity or bitterness haha. I heard the latte was also a must-try, so I tried to get one to take out on my way out, but I had to pass due to time ㅠㅠ Next time I'll definitely have to come back for the latte and nunettine haha.

Ibaba Coffee, a café near Seomyeon in Busan where I could properly enjoy quiet vibes and delicious coffee. As a pet-friendly café, it would also be perfect for dog owners to visit for a morning walk.

It's right in the middle of the café street near Jeonpo Station, so it's a really great spot to stop by if you have plans around Seomyeon or Jeonpo.