Songjeong café with Louis Velvet Cloud milk tea by bus: Suwolgyeonghwa

In short

Suwolgyeonghwa is a traditional tea and dessert café with ocean views, on the 4th floor of a building near Songjeong Beach in Haeundae, Busan. The order came to ₩29,500 — hyeonwolhoji hot tea ₩8,500, Louis Velvet Cloud milk tea (iced) ₩8,000 and a dalbodeure dessert box ₩13,000 — enjoyed at a 4th-floor window looking out over the Songjeong sea, with parking at Songjeong Blue Parking Lot and the 1st-floor piloti. Suwolgyeonghwa has no elevator, so it is a stair climb, but every floor has its own mood and its own restroom, which is reason enough to return.

Hand holding a warm cup of hyeonwolhoji tea

Good to know

Location
4th floor, 188 Songjeong-jungang-ro 6beon-gil, Haeundae-gu, Busan
Parking
Songjeong Blue Parking Lot (validated), 1st-floor piloti parking available; nearby paid lots if full (not validated)
Public transit
1-minute walk from the 'KT Songjeong Tower' bus stop; 10-minute walk from the 'Songjeong Beach Entrance' stop
Subway and train
From Songjeong Station on the Donghae Line, transfer to bus 185 and get off at KT Songjeong Tower / 8-minute walk from the Beach Train's Songjeong stop
Hours
Daily, 11am–11pm
What we ordered
Hyeonwolhoji hot tea ₩8,500, Louis Velvet Cloud milk tea (iced) ₩8,000, dalbodeure dessert box ₩13,000 / total ₩29,500
Facilities
No pets, high chairs available, private events possible, separate men's and women's restrooms, Wi-Fi, a restroom on every floor
Good to know
No elevator (stairs only), tea sommelier on staff, vegan and organic menu items, Blue Ribbon selection two years running
Price reference
₩29,500 ≈ $21.5 · ₩8,500 ≈ $6.2 · ₩8,000 ≈ $5.8 (2026-09-17)

as written by the visitor on Sep 16, 2026

Today I get to introduce a very special ocean-view café in Busan — Suwolgyeonghwa. It's a coffee shop near Songjeong Beach in Haeundae-gu, and its popularity is genuinely wild. Shall we take a look together?

Exterior of the Suwolgyeonghwa building near Songjeong Beach

How to reach Suwolgyeonghwa: parking, buses and the beach train

If you're driving, Songjeong Blue Parking Lot is supported. The 1st-floor piloti parking lot is also available. If the lot is full, you'll need to use a nearby paid alternative lot (not supported).

By public transit, it's a 1-minute walk from the 'KT Songjeong Tower' stop, or a 10-minute walk from the 'Songjeong Beach entrance' stop. By subway, get off at 'Songjeong Station' on the Donghae Line and transfer to bus 185, getting off at 'KT Songjeong Tower.' By the Beach Train, get off at 'Songjeong Station' and walk 8 minutes.

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The exterior of the place was pretty grand already. Honestly, I was more than a little surprised by the whole coffee-shop-landmark vibe.

Entrance and exterior of Suwolgyeonghwa
Stairwell used to reach the floors, since there is no elevator

Please don't get lost and make sure you find your way properly. There's no elevator, so I had to walk up the stairs.

The 3rd floor: a traditional room where you can hear the waves

3rd floor

Suwolgyeonghwa runs several different themes across its floors, apparently. The café is a space where you can really enjoy coffee, tea, and light snacks properly. As soon as I stepped in, I heard the sound of waves crashing — swoosh, swoosh. It was genuinely fascinating.

There was a round mirror, so of course I quickly checked my appearance, haha.

Round mirror on display in the 3rd-floor space

It's a place full of subtle, mysterious charm, so there was plenty to look at and enjoy.

A moment where both body and mind got a little healing.

There's a strong traditional feel all throughout the shop. Serene energy radiating everywhere, haha.

What is this cozy atmosphere...? Perfect for a date... I want to give it a full five stars without hesitation.

The lighting is dim and soft, but that's not all — the interior itself is impressively clean and pleasant.

Dimly lit, traditional-style interior of the café

Seriously, click click.. my busy fingers on the shutter.

What is the 4th floor of Suwolgyeonghwa like?

4th floor

Seating area on the 4th floor of Suwolgyeonghwa

The owner and all the staff here are kind. Even if you tried to find a flaw, you honestly couldn't!!

Word has already spread all across Busan, so the place gets absolutely packed — but somehow it still manages to stay orderly.

I kept seeing a steady stream of people lining up to come in.

Interior of Suwolgyeonghwa crowded with customers

Each floor has its own distinct charm, so there's more than enough reason to come back! Having a restroom on every floor is just one of many things I liked.

There's a piece of pottery tucked in a corner of the shop. My eyes were treated well. It's a great place to go with friends or acquaintances in small groups, and just as good for couples on a sweet date. It's also lovely for family visits and quality time together. Suwolgyeonghwa, the ocean-view café in Busan, is absolutely top-tier.

Suwolgyeonghwa's menu and what we ordered

First page of the Suwolgyeonghwa menu
Tea menu description page at Suwolgyeonghwa
Milk tea menu page at Suwolgyeonghwa
Menu page listing traditional drinks like ssanghwacha, sujeonggwa, and sikhye
Dessert menu page at Suwolgyeonghwa
Menu page describing the Dalbodeure box
Last page of the Suwolgyeonghwa menu

This is the menu, so please swipe through the slides. The descriptions aren't exactly short and simple — the explanations are pretty detailed, so I ended up taking my time and reading through it all. There's a nice range of traditional Korean drinks too, like ssanghwacha (herbal tea), sujeonggwa (cinnamon punch), and sikhye (sweet rice drink).

Wait, what???? When I tried to pass the menu decision along, all I got back was "whatever's fine." So I read the room and ordered with my best judgment!!

Table setting with hyeonwolhoji, Louis Velvet Cloud milk tea, and the Dalbodeure box
  • Hyeonwolhoji HOT tea ₩8,500
  • Louis Velvet Cloud milk tea ICE ₩8,000
  • Dalbodeure box ₩13,000
  • Total ₩29,500

Drinking tea at a window table with the Songjeong sea in view

Wow! Wow! My jaw dropped on its own looking at that Songjeong sea view. A gorgeous panorama stretching wide and open~ I never thought I'd get to see a view like this in my life!! Amazing.

What's a cup of tea sipped while looking at a view like this? It can only be sweet. I had a honey-dripping teatime. Happiness really isn't far away, is it~

Drink glass by the window overlooking the Songjeong sea

It had a rich dark chocolate flavor and I loved it. The sweetness and depth of flavor didn't get tiring at all. It really suited my taste — I nearly gave it a standing ovation.^^

I lifted the warm cup with my pinky up, just the way I was taught in tea ceremony class. Look at me, a well-educated woman... haha. (I've been saving that move for exactly this day... hehe)

Hand holding a warm cup of hyeonwolhoji tea

What is in the signature dalbodeure dessert box (₩13,000)?

The signature menu item is the Dalbodeure box — the name means "sweet and soft."

Suwolgyeonghwa's signature Dalbodeure box

I was told 'it's best eaten clockwise.' If you eat it that way, the Korean-style dessert supposedly shows its true colors — but it's not like someone's checking (right?), so I just ate it however I wanted.

Dessert arrangement inside the Dalbodeure box, arranged clockwise

Black rice jeungpyeon (fermented rice cake) made from carefully fermented makgeolli, injeolmi (rice cake) skewers with fragrant roasted soybean powder, ganache monaka (wafer sandwich) made with premium French Valrhona chocolate, a sweet whole red bean butter monaka, and neatly baked, crispy-outside-moist-inside gamtae myeongnan (seaweed pollack roe) financiers — genuinely a happy little gift set.

Plate with black rice jeungpyeon, injeolmi skewers, and monaka

Eating leisurely, nibble by nibble, I caught myself in a full dopamine rush? ^_^ haha..

Eating one of the desserts from the Dalbodeure box

Yum yum~~ Writing this post and looking back at what hit my taste buds just right, I'm literally drooling...

Close-up of an injeolmi skewer coated in roasted soybean powder

This whole place was overflowing with nutty flavor.. Everyone, save this location and make a proper day of it on a weekend or holiday.

The chewy texture really stuck with me. It reminded me of chewy sulbbang (fermented rice cake) or gijitteok (steamed rice cake). The portions weren't small either, so I felt very satisfied!

Chewy piece of black rice jeungpyeon

The red bean filling studded with nuts was good enough to make my flat eyes go wide. Nutty and sweet at once. Even after coming home, I still can't get over it. This stuff is seriously addictive..

This place really knows what it's doing. Need I even say more about the taste. No comment necessary.

Since you're already reading this post, let's take a look at the cross-section of this one. Good shot, right? Looks delicious, right?

Close-up cross-section of the whole red bean butter monaka

It's genuinely, truly delicious. You have to add this to your order. No regrets here.^^ This is exactly why it's been picked as a Blue Ribbon spot two years running. It's good enough that I want to keep singing its praises without running out of words!

Hours and visitor information for Suwolgyeonghwa

Suwolgyeonghwa is open daily from 11am to 11pm.

  • No pets allowed
  • Baby chairs available
  • Private rental possible
  • Separate men's/women's restrooms
  • Wi-Fi available
  • Dedicated tea sommelier on staff
  • Vegan and organic menu options available

Where it is

Suwolgyeonghwa수월경화

188 Songjeong-jungang-ro 6beon-gil, Haeundae-gu, Busan, 4th floor, South Korea부산광역시 해운대구 송정중앙로6번길 188 4층

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