Jeonpo Cafe Street

The hotel we stayed at in Busan was only 10 minutes walk from Jeonpo street area so this was the perfect area for when we look for food! We went to a Thai, Italian, Pizza, Taiwanese, cafe for lunch and dinner while we were in Busan. So many options and variety for food! I really love the [I'm Thai] and [Freewill pizza]! It also has many cute installations around the area.

soooooo many cafes!!! (more than usual ;), if that is possible!!) 🩵🩵🩵

The name doesn’t matches well with the actual street. The coffee/restaurant district on the other side of Jeonpo station is way better than this area. If you were disappointed by what you saw, please just cross the road and you can find nice coffee shops like Naive Brewers and so on.

This strip is a must visit while in Busan. There are heaps of cafes, bars, and restaurants in the area. As well as many cute clothing and accessory stores. There is also a plethora of photo booths. If you're in the mood for Italian food, then you're in luck. This seems to be the best area to get your Italian fix. It's not overly touristy either, which is nice.

We took a walk through this area mid week and were surprised by the lack of cafes open for business. The streets are clean, and there are a lot of motorbikes in the area, which was a surprise as we were expecting a pedestrian only zone. It's not worth the detour.

Street with unique cafe and murals.

A great area that plays host to not just cafe but tons of restaurants as well - every street was bustling with people, and we somehow spot a lot of pets together with the owners too. Not to be missed, definitely will find something up your alley here! 👍🏻

Over rated it’s not worth a specific trip. Most places don’t open before 12 -so do not come here for breakfast, seems more of an evening place but I was only there in the morning and very disappointed to see all coffee places closed.