by Regine
There are two branches of Working Holiday: one in Gwangalli and one in Haeundae. We went to the one near our hotel, which was in Haeundae. The Haeundae branch was literally just a few blocks across from us. You can spot the building right away as soon as you turn left after exiting! Working Holiday … Continue reading Working Holiday (워킹홀리데이 해운대) – Haeundae branch (How to go, what to expect)
We loved dining at Mongtan, which had a unique way of cooking beef using straw grilling. I was so happy to find a restaurant in Busan that used the same method! Go Gyeol was just a 5-minute walk from Gwangalli beach. I had a bit of a hard time figuring out where it was since … Continue reading Go Gyeol (고결) (How to go, what to expect)
It was still a bit early for dinner, and I wanted to go to another café, but having more caffeine didn’t sound good. So, I decided to look for something else around the area and stumbled upon this tea place. The tea place is called TTT, and I later found out it stands for 'Time … Continue reading TTT Tea House (티티티) (How to go, what to expect)
After a horrible lunch, we decided to get something sweet to forget about it. I don’t know if it’s just me, but I have this fantasy of eating churros in autumn or winter. It was near where we had lunch, so we decided to walk there since it was just an 8-minute walk. The café … Continue reading CHUTEDE (츄떼데) (How to go, what to expect)
I’ll start by saying if you can find other restaurants serving grilled clams in Gwangalli, definitely go there and skip this place! I have a separate post about some cafe and restaurants in Gwangalli, but it felt too stuffy with so much information. So, I’ve decided to write separate posts about the places here instead. … Continue reading Jogae view (조개뷰 광안본점) (How to go, what to expect)