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Cafés, restaurants and places in Dongnae, Busan, written by bloggers who went there.
Chamer is a hair salon in Dongnae, Busan, that blends uneven root and existing hair color naturally. A mint-toned milk-brown color reduced red and yellow tones, followed by a shampoo in a massage chair. Verdict: I loved the calm brown color that still looked bright.
Lounge Mokhwa Dongnae Branch is a Hong Kong noir-style Chinese bar in Dongnae, Busan. We paired Sichuan fried eggplant, mala cream noodles, and shrimp fried rice with mango beer under red lighting. Verdict: a satisfying choice for a dinner-and-drinks date in Dongnae.
Beauty Haze is a one-person beauty studio in Myeongnyun-dong, Dongnae, Busan. I tried its moisture-rich Haze Perm, which tidied my downward-facing lashes one by one and finished with a black-tint nourishing treatment. Verdict: the defined, natural curl was still going strong a week later.
Moshi Moshi Sushi is a sushi restaurant on the eighth-floor dining level of Lotte Department Store Dongnae Branch in Busan. After going to the movies, I ordered Assorted Sushi B and Set No. 2 with chashu; the spread was ample for three, though I wished changes from the menu photos had been explained in advance.
Moshi Moshi Sushi is a Japanese restaurant on the eighth-floor dining level of Lotte Department Store in Dongnae, Busan. My husband and I shared Set 2 with sushi and ramen plus Bigeye Tuna; it was just enough for two adults, though the wasabi may feel mild for those who prefer a stronger kick.
Moshi Moshi Sushi (모시모시 스시) Lotte Department Store Dongnae Branch is a sushi restaurant in the eighth-floor dining area of Lotte Department Store in Dongnae, Busan. A friend and I shared Set 2, with 16 pieces of sushi, chashu, and seafood yaki udon for an extra ₩4,000; the thick slices of fish and generous portions left us very full.
Moshi Moshi Sushi (모시모시 스시) Lotte Department Store Dongnae Branch is a sushi restaurant on the eighth floor of Lotte Department Store in Dongnae, Busan. I ordered a set for two to three with 18 pieces of sushi, shrimp tempura, and seafood yaki udon, then added two pieces of flounder belly sushi. The modest rice portions made the sushi easy to eat, and the meal felt filling with the noodles.
Moshi Moshi Sushi is a Japanese restaurant in the eighth-floor food court of Lotte Department Store Dongnae Branch in Busan. Three of us shared the ₩68,900 set with salmon salad, 16 pieces of sushi, and panmomil; it was filling, though the sushi selection was not explained before ordering.
