Gwangalli café with imported furniture, roomy tables: Working Holiday
In short
Working Holiday Minrak is an ocean-view brunch café at 29 Minrak Subyeon-ro in Suyeong-gu, Busan, looking straight out over Gwangalli Beach. On a return visit one weekend afternoon, the writer ordered shrimp oil pasta, jambon pizza and a cola, and found the imported-furniture interior, the unusually wide spacing between tables and the open sea view just as impressive as before. For view, interior and food in one stop on Gwangalli, Working Holiday Minrak is the pick.

Good to know
- Address
- 29 Minrak Subyeon-ro, Suyeong-gu, Busan (Working Holiday Minrak)
- Hours
- Daily 09:00–21:00 (last order 20:00)
- Ordered on this visit
- Shrimp oil pasta, jambon pizza, cola
- Menu
- Brunch, mains and desserts; coffee, ades and wine
- Seating
- Wide spacing between tables, ocean-view window seats
as written by the visitor on Sep 19, 2026
Working Holiday Minrak is an ocean-view brunch café at 29 Minrak Subyeon-ro, Suyeong-gu, Busan, overlooking Gwangalli Beach. It's open daily from 09:00 to 21:00, with last order at 20:00.


Why Working Holiday Minrak is a repeat favorite on Gwangalli
There's a brunch café in Gwangalli that I genuinely love the most, and on a lazy weekend afternoon it crossed my mind again, so off I went! It's Working Holiday Minrak, already famous by word of mouth as a Gwangalli brunch café.
Whenever the weather's nice and I want to eat something delicious while looking at the sea, this is my number-one pick without question. I've lost count of how many times I've come back — I can confidently say it's my favorite café in Gwangalli.




Imported furniture interior: a photo spot from any angle
The owner's sense for interiors here is really something else — instead of the usual cheap-looking furniture, the place is filled with imported pieces full of character. Every table, chair, and light fixture is stylish, and the sense of luxury the space gives off is no joke.
Honestly, wherever you take a photo, it just comes out looking like Instagram-worthy content.

The Gwangalli ocean view that opens up at the door
At Working Holiday Minrak, the moment you open the door, a stunning wide-open view of Gwangalli Beach unfolds, and it never gets old no matter how many times I visit. On top of that, the imported furniture placed all around and the stylish interior make the atmosphere really upscale and pretty.
Just sitting by the window looking at the sea with a cup of coffee feels healing. This is the best Gwangalli brunch café for spending a relaxed weekend afternoon over brunch and coffee — Working Holiday Minrak.
There's also a Working Holiday location right on Gwangalli Beach, but I prefer the Minrak branch ❤️❤️








What's on the menu at Working Holiday Minrak, from brunch to wine
The Working Holiday Minrak menu is made up of a range of brunch meals and desserts, plus drinks, coffee, ade, wine, and more. The menu is so varied that there's fun in picking something new every time.
I've tried several dishes on the menu here, and honestly, whatever you order, it's all good. Trying every single item is basically my personal goal.





Jambon pizza: chewy dough with burrata and pistachio
This time, after some deliberation, I ordered shrimp oil pasta and jambon (ham) pizza. The jambon pizza! The dough is really chewy and delicious, and the cheese tastes like real cheese — savory and so good.
On top, there's a generous amount of salty yet soft jambon and burrata cheese. The balance between the saltiness of the jambon and the savoriness of the cheese is genuinely an art form. Pistachio cream and crushed pistachios on top make it even more savory and delicious.
I was curious what the combination would taste like, but it worked together so well and was so delicious. Highly, highly recommend!!! Taking a bite of the oil pasta and then a bite of this pizza — the combination was so good I kept marveling as I ate.

The house-made pickles are also really crisp and delicious. Great for refreshing your palate.


Shrimp oil pasta: shrimp still left after the noodles are gone
The shrimp oil pasta at Working Holiday Minrak passed the visual test right away. Plump, springy shrimp were piled on generously — enough that even after finishing all the noodles, shrimp were still left on the plate.
Oil pasta can easily end up tasting greasy and one-note at a lot of places, but here the garlic aroma and rich olive oil flavor soak moistly into the noodles, so the umami bursts the moment it hits your mouth. The noodles were cooked just right, and I scraped the plate clean to the last bite without it ever feeling greasy. So good ❤️

Service and how far apart the tables are
They even had the sense to give two ice glasses when I ordered a cola, and the staff were lively and friendly. The ice cream I got from a review event was also wonderfully soft and sweet — the perfect dessert ❤️
Every time I come, the view is so good and the food so delicious that I end up marveling all over again. My favorite Gwangalli restaurant, my favorite Gwangalli brunch café. The place I keep going back to, again and again and again and again.
Working Holiday Minrak is a Gwangalli brunch café that lacks nothing — view, interior, or taste. The spacing between tables is also wide, so even when it's crowded, it never feels cramped. Definitely worth a visit. Highly, highly recommend.
Where it is
29 Minrak Subyeon-ro, Suyeong-gu, Busan, South Korea부산광역시 수영구 민락수변로 29 바다마루 7층





