Haeundae bakery decaf americano and egg tart to go: Low & Sweet

In short

Low & Sweet Bakery is a bakery café at the entrance to Haeri-dan-gil, near exit 4 of Haeundae Station in Busan. On this visit one decaf americano, one egg tart, one lemon madeleine and one plain financier were packed to go, and the egg tart had layer upon layer of crisp pastry with soft custard inside. Low & Sweet Bakery opens at 8am and has its own parking, which makes it an easy stop for an early takeout run.

Egg tarts in the display case

Good to know

Address
1 Udong 1-ro 38beon-ga-gil, Haeundae-gu, Busan
Hours
Daily 08:00–20:00 (last order 19:30)
Parking
Dedicated spaces in front of the café; nearby Haeri-dan-gil public lot when full
Getting there
Walk toward Haeri-dan-gil from exit 4 of Haeundae Station; 3 minutes on foot from the Haeundae Station bus stop
Amenities
Takeout, reservations, mobile payment, pet-friendly, plain and vanilla milk for kids
Ordered this visit
1 decaf americano, 1 egg tart, 1 lemon madeleine, 1 plain financier
Also good to know
Any drink can be made decaf; tumblers and coffee beans sold in store

as written by the visitor on Sep 23, 2026

Low & Sweet Bakery 1 Udong1-ro38beon-gagil, Haeundae-gu, Busan, South Korea Daily 08:00–20:00 (last order 19:30)

Exterior of Low & Sweet Bakery on Haeri-dan-gil

How to find Low & Sweet Bakery on Haeri-dan-gil

Walking out of exit 4 of Haeundae Station toward Haeri-dan-gil, Low & Sweet Bakery isn't hard to spot.

If you're coming by bus, getting off at the Haeundae city rail stop puts you about a 3-minute walk away.

There's dedicated parking right in front of the café, so arriving by car wasn't much trouble either.

Dedicated parking space in front of the café

Since it opens at 8am, it's a great egg tart spot near Haeundae Station for an early morning takeout run.

Bakery entrance open since 8am

What the European-style interior looks like

White-toned walls paired with wooden furnishings give this place a strong European-street feel, standing out even among Haeri-dan-gil cafés.

Café interior with white walls and wooden furnishings

The interior is compact but tastefully decorated, and there's a separate terrace area — perfect for enjoying a coffee outdoors on a nice day.

Cozy interior and terrace seating
European-style café interior

Every little decoration around the space fits the mood so well that it's a great spot for photos too.

Since this was a takeout trip, I didn't get to linger, but even that brief look made it clear why people keep coming back.

Parking, pets and kids at Low & Sweet Bakery

Along with dedicated parking, takeout, reservations, and easy payment are all available, making it a convenient place overall. If the dedicated spots are full, there's signage pointing you to the nearby Haeri-dan-gil public parking lot.

Pets are welcome, and there's milk and vanilla milk prepared for kids too, so it's a nice option for family visits.

One corner of the store also sells goods like tumblers and coffee beans, which was fun to browse.

Tumbler and coffee bean goods corner
Corner of the store with usage information posted

What's on the menu at this Haeundae bakery

Drinks are ordered at the counter, and the bakery items with prices are listed on the wall, making it easy to choose.

Bakery menu board on the wall
Drink menu displayed at the counter

Egg tarts, financiers, madeleines, cookies — true to a Haeundae bakery, a wide variety of baked goods is freshly prepared every morning.

Baked goods on display

Some items do sell out depending on when you visit, so if there's something specific you want, I'd recommend heading over a bit early.

Drinks can be switched to decaf, making this an easy-going egg tart spot near Haeundae Station even for those sensitive to caffeine.

Egg tarts in the display case
Financiers and madeleines on display
Cookies on the bakery display
Baked goods prepared fresh every morning

Egg tart, lemon madeleine and plain financier to go

This time I took out one decaf americano, one egg tart, one lemon madeleine, and one plain financier.

Takeout egg tart, baked goods, and decaf americano

True to its reputation as an egg tart spot near Haeundae Station, the outside was crisp and the filling inside stayed rich — one bite in and I understood why it's so popular.

Crisp-crusted egg tart

The pastry layers were distinct and flaky, and the custard inside had a soft, spreading texture.

Cross-section of the egg tart showing pastry layers
Egg tart with visible soft custard
Egg tart with a bite taken out

The lemon madeleine had a gentle brightness to it, making it an easy Haeundae dessert to enjoy without feeling too heavy.

The plain financier had a strong buttery aroma, perfect alongside coffee.

Lemon madeleine and plain financier
Plain financier with strong buttery aroma

The decaf americano was packed with care, so I got to enjoy the aroma happily the whole way home.

Packed decaf americano to go
Takeout coffee and desserts enjoyed at home

All four items were packed carefully enough that they still looked great by the time I got home. It's also easy to reach, so it's a low-pressure stop if you happen to be passing by.

Is Low & Sweet Bakery worth a morning stop?

If you're looking for an egg tart spot near Haeundae Station, I'd recommend Low & Sweet Bakery. It has the cozy charm typical of a Haeri-dan-gil café along with genuinely good bakery items, making it a great place whether you're taking food to go or settling in at the store.

Low & Sweet Bakery left me wanting to come back and sit on the terrace next time, taking things a little slower. If you're traveling around Haeundae or just passing through, it's worth a quick stop.

Where it is

Low & Sweet Bakery로우앤스윗 베이커리

1 Udong1-ro38beon-gagil, Haeundae-gu, Busan, South Korea부산광역시 해운대구 우동1로38번가길 1

Open in Google Maps

Local places · Cafés