Vintage café in Jeonpo, Busan with basil tomato cream pie: Hippy
In short
Hippy is a vintage-style dessert café on Dongseong-ro 25beon-gil in Jeonpo-dong, Busanjin-gu, Busan, open 11:00 to 22:00. The wood-toned interior and the outdoor seats with a wooden fence and brick floor set the mood for Hippy's basil tomato cream pie, Mont Blanc chestnut cream pie and iced Americano. Hippy is a good stop in Jeonpo when you want atmosphere and a distinctive cream pie in one visit.

Good to know
- Address
- 1F, 12 Dongseong-ro 25beon-gil, Busanjin-gu, Busan
- Hours
- 11:00–22:00
- Signature menu
- Basil tomato cream pie, Mont Blanc chestnut cream pie, Chodang glutinous corn cream pie
- Seasonal menu
- Fig cream pie in summer, strawberry cream pie in winter
- Coffee
- Hand-drip coffee
- Services
- Takeout, group visits, delivery, pets welcome
- Group seating
- Group seats inside the café; reservation inquiries by Instagram DM
- Discount
- Discount on takeout orders
as written by the visitor on Sep 18, 2026
What kind of café is Hippy in Jeonpo, Busan?
Hippy is a Jeonpo dessert café on the 1st floor at 12 Dongseong-ro 25beon-gil, Busanjin-gu, Busan, open 11:00–22:00. There are so many pretty cafés in Jeonpo, but sometimes you want atmosphere and dessert together, right? That's when Hippy is worth keeping in mind.



The first thing I noticed on this visit was how warm and vintage the whole café felt. Rather than just being clean and pretty, it's filled with old props, books, dolls, and lighting placed throughout, which gives Hippy its own distinct mood.
If you're looking for a good-vibe café in Jeonpo where you can also enjoy delicious dessert, I want to recommend Hippy — here's my honest review after trying it myself!



Inside Hippy: vintage wood-toned interior
One of Hippy's biggest charms is definitely the interior. It's decorated mostly in wood tones, and rather than feeling too modern and clean, it gave off the warm vibe of stepping into a small, slightly old European café.
The walls aren't finished smooth but have a natural, vintage texture that gives the space more depth, and wooden furniture and shelves placed throughout naturally connect the overall mood.

Looking further inside the café, various props catch your eye — old magazines and books, small dolls, vintage decorations, vases, and lighting placed here and there, so there's fun just in looking around.


Hippy's outdoor seating in Jeonpo
Hippy also has an outdoor space in addition to the indoor seating. Wooden fences, a brick floor, and wood tables and chairs come together for a mood quite different from indoors. On days when it's not too hot or too cold, enjoying coffee and dessert outside would be really nice. Personally, I think visiting in cooler weather and having cream pie and coffee at the outdoor seats would let you enjoy Hippy's atmosphere even more.


Which cream pies does Hippy make?
If you visit Hippy, I definitely recommend trying the dessert at least once.
Hippy's signature menu has three items: basil tomato cream pie, Mont Blanc chestnut cream pie, and Chodang glutinous corn cream pie. There are also seasonal cream pies — fig in summer and strawberry in winter, I heard.


Group seats, takeout discount and pets at Hippy
Hippy isn't just a pretty café — it's also flexible in how you can use it. Takeout, group visits, delivery, and pet-friendly access are all available, which is a real plus depending on your situation.
There's something good especially for group visitors: separate group seating is available inside the café, and reservation inquiries can be made through Instagram DM. If you're planning a gathering with friends or visiting Jeonpo with several people, it's worth inquiring ahead.
There's also a discount for takeout orders, so if you'd rather grab your dessert and coffee to go than linger in the café, that's worth keeping in mind.
Being able to visit with pets was also nice — it widens the options for anyone looking for a café to visit with their pet.
How Hippy's basil tomato cream pie, Mont Blanc chestnut cream pie and iced Americano taste





Basil tomato cream pie, Mont Blanc chestnut cream pie, iced Americano
What I ordered this time was basil tomato cream pie, Mont Blanc chestnut cream pie, and an iced Americano.


Maybe because I love basil, the basil tomato cream pie was really satisfying. The subtle basil fragrance combined with the fresh tang of tomato made it feel different from your usual dessert.


The Mont Blanc chestnut cream pie was easy to enjoy if you like soft, nutty chestnut flavor. Anyone who's found chestnut desserts too dry or too sweet before might want to give this one a try. Personally, I loved it paired with coffee especially.


The iced Americano I ordered alongside wasn't too acidic — just the right balance. Hippy's coffee is hand-drip, apparently, and it went down easily with dessert without feeling heavy.
If you're picking from the signature menu, there are three options — basil tomato cream pie, Mont Blanc chestnut cream pie, and Chodang glutinous corn cream pie — and depending on the season you can also find fig or strawberry cream pie, so it's worth checking the seasonal menu based on when you visit.
Worth a stop in Jeonpo for atmosphere and dessert
Hippy is a café where the atmosphere of the space itself and the character of its desserts come together really well. Taking in the warm wood tones, vintage props, and soft lighting one by one made the time spent there feel a little more relaxed.
The basil tomato cream pie and Mont Blanc chestnut cream pie I had this time stood out to me in particular. If you like basil, I'd recommend the basil tomato cream pie; if you like nutty, soft chestnut desserts, go for the Mont Blanc chestnut cream pie.
Whether you're looking for a good-vibe café in Jeonpo or a Jeonpo spot known for delicious dessert, this is a place worth stopping by. It would also be great to visit with a friend, take some photos, and spend some leisurely time with tasty cream pie and coffee!
Where it is
12 Dongseong-ro 25beon-gil, 1F Hippy, Busanjin-gu, Busan, South Korea부산광역시 부산진구 동성로25번길 12 1층 힙피







