Songjeong café with floor seats and Lemon Sunset tea: Suwolgyeonghwa

• Suwolgyeonghwa
• 188 Songjeong-jungang-ro 6beon-gil, 4F, Haeundae-gu, Busan, South Korea
• Hours 11:00–23:00, last order 22:30
• Free parking on 1st floor / paid lot out front if full (not sponsored)
• Busan ocean-view café
• Daldeurae Box ₩13,000 / Lemon Sunset ₩8,500 / Gabae-ore ₩7,000

Where is Suwolgyeonghwa, and what about parking and hours?

I visited Suwolgyeonghwa, a Busan ocean-view café in Songjeong. Every single spot in the place had an ocean view, and it's clearly a hot spot. There were tons of customers but I got lucky ("lucky-vicky" as we say in Korean haha) and landed an ocean-view seat! Since I had my baby with me, I chose the floor seating ღ'ᴗ'ღ Songjeong Beach is right out front, so it's great to stop by the café and then splash around in the water afterward. My family did exactly that — snacks and tea, then a bit of water play.

Suwolgyeonghwa, this Busan ocean-view café in Songjeong, is spread across the 3rd and 4th floors of the building. Free parking is available on the 1st floor, and if it's full, there's a paid lot right out front (not sponsored). We couldn't find a parking spot so we used the paid lot — it was right there so very accessible, and it didn't cost much! Just having parking available at all felt like a win 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻

It's open 11:00–23:00 with last order at 22:30, and it's a Blue Ribbon-selected Busan ocean-view café~!

What we ordered: Daldeurae Box, Lemon Sunset and Gabae-ore

Ordering and seating guidance happen on the 4th floor. Went up to the 4th floor and got our order done!!

• Daldeurae Box ₩13,000
• Lemon Sunset ₩8,500
• Gabae-ore ₩7,000

Inside Suwolgyeonghwa: floor seats with a wide-open ocean view

A Busan café in Songjeong that truly lives up to the 'ocean-view' name — so wide open....👍🏻

Our order came out~~~ doesn't it look delicious????

Daldeurae Box, 13,000 won: a Korean dessert sampler box

The Daldeurae Box was what I was most looking forward to! It's made up of all kinds of little sweets, so picking through them was really fun. They call it a Korean-style dessert box ◡̈ Having so many different types gathered in one place is the best way to taste a bit of Korean beauty! Definitely recommend ordering this one. Personally I loved the injeolmi (sweet rice cake) skewer and the gimtae (seaweed) mentai (pollock roe) financier the most. It has such a Korean feel to it that I think a lot of visitors would love digging into it.

Lemon Sunset (8,500 won) and Gabae-ore (7,000 won)

This is the Lemon Sunset I ordered! The staff kindly told us to try smelling what's placed on top of it. It's colored with hibiscus to capture a beautiful sunset over the sea, and the lemony brightness balanced with sweetness apparently makes it a popular menu item — I ordered it after hearing that, and it turned out to be a clean, refreshing tea that I really loved. There's a reason it's popular~~ The staff recommended it and I ended up enjoying it so much.

My husband's order, the Gabae-ore~~ Gabae-ore is a combination of milk and espresso, and he said it's smooth and pairs so well with desserts. He raved about it while drinking it.

Verdict: tea at Suwolgyeonghwa, then a paddle at Songjeong Beach

The overall vibe is a wonderful place to feel a bit of Korean beauty, which is probably why it's a Busan ocean-view café so many foreign visitors stop by when they travel to Korea. The Korean-style dessert box was so appealing, and the tea served alongside it felt fresh and upscale — I really liked it. After dessert and tea at this Songjeong café, we headed to Songjeong Beach right out front to dip our feet in the water and soak up the romance. It was my baby's first time at the beach, and she loved it so much that it made me happy too. There's even a foot-washing area near the restrooms at Songjeong Beach, which was perfect for rinsing off after playing in the water. Family trip: success~~~ ღ'ᴗ'ღ