Fantastic place, really recommend to visit there. The beach is big enough and very clean. The view is also beautiful. Would recommend to visit it in the morning when is not that packed and it is also good time to take some nice photos.

The iconic beach. + Toilets are located along the beach. + Visit in April. Weather was good; but no swimming. + There were not many tourists on the beach.

Haeundae Beach is a popular spot in Busan and the hype is worth it. It's a beautiful and clean beach with really long shoreline. I sat on the sand here and just looked at the beach and the people for hours and it was relaxing. Sunsets are beautiful from here too. And night walks are equally relaxing. It can get crowded but since its really big, it's never crammed.

Very nice beach with a lovely environment. A lot of seagulls and the sunset view is just amazing. The night view is also great as there is a light show going on rightnow. A must visit.

Beautiful beach, beautiful people, birds, kites and events happening all the time everywhere. This place was brimming with life and action! The food was awesome around here too. The only place to get good international food that tastes AUTHENTIC in Korea (with minor exception of course). Swimming was great and surfing out of this world. Come here. Enjoy the sun and the sand.

Haeundae beach is a beautiful and serene place that I really enjoy visiting. I love the early mornings there, when the sun is just starting to rise and the beach is quiet and peaceful. It's the perfect time to take a walk and enjoy the stunning views. The beach itself is so clean and well-maintained. I love to watch the waves and listen to the sound of the ocean. Overall, Haeundae beach is a wonderful place to relax and enjoy nature.

The most famous sea beach in South Korea... though only less than a mile in length, it's always full of activities and people. Good place to spend time with friends and dear ones.

It's empty while i was there and also nice to see such an iconic beach on Busan

Gorgeous beach. They had some festival while I was there in Oct 2022 and there were many stalls set up along the beach to sell food/drinks and handmade wares. Many families playing along the beach too. The sky there was simply stunning. would go again :)

I really enjoyed the views from this beach. The tall skyscrapers really were impressive on the background. The water was 14C in early April. The beach was well maintained.

Nice peaceful beach, local performance at night. Seating area and abundant restrooms. Seafood tents nearby. Really nice walk

Really great beach with lots of people enjoying themselves and the weather, great for walks and people watching. The sunset here is absolutely stunning, worth it for just that alone

Colourful little village! So many nooks and crannies and little hidden alleyways to walk through. There’s an abundance of cafes with rooftops to take photos on, heaps of free photo spaces with props and souvenir shops. Can easily spend 2-3 hours walking around. We walked all the way to the bottom and caught the bus back to the top. Signs and directions are everywhere.

Lovely historic village. Lots of colour, little streets to explore. Winds up and down from one side of the hill to the other. Interesting piece of history. Lots of places to take pictures with le Petit price statues, or BTS murals. Nice day trip overall. We chose to hike up and down the hill, good exercise but might be much during sunny hot days. There's even places to hire traditional costumes for a more immersive experience.

It is a really good place for sight seeing. Many houses seems to be empty, it is due to the migration of population for village to city. What I heard from one of the store owners is that young people love to stay in apartments hence they shift out from this place. Considering the fact that there is no entry ticket to this place and many houses empty, the people have really kept the place clean. The colors of houses are so prettily done that you can't take your eyes out of it. Many place are available for photographs and memory pictures. You can also find stores to buy souvenirs.

This village is worth the trip and spending time at!!! Lots of food, sit down and street vendors. Lots of art shops and little stores to buy unique items. Beautifully painted. HINT make your way to the top left of the village if facing up the mountain side. Great pictures looking over the village and south into another bay. Also a little Buddhist temple at the top. Its free no tickets

Very beautiful place, must visit when you are in Busan. Off at the bus stop, you can go in by the front of the attraction or the back (to left of bus stop then down a slope). From there, you can venture off the beaten track, and catch some great sights opposite from the main street, and also see some of the houses in the village. You can then attempt to explore up across the village to the main street. Completes the experience.

Amazing day! Just know up front, there’s lots of snack opportunities…would have like a couple more sit down eat places. But, understanding what the village is, no problem. Very unique heritage, and super clever way to show off the culture. Loved the stamp idea and the excellent t map to get us through the villiage. Be prepared to walk up and down the hills. Go with a curious mindset and you will have a great adventure!!

Beautiful place, a must visit if you're in Busan. You can take the bus to the entrance and there go to the information centre for a map. In the map you can check the most important places, and there's even a stamp collection to complete. Even if the whole area is on the hillside, the walk from the entrance is almost flat. You'll find many shops and cafes in the area. Please remember there's people living in the houses, respect the rules not to disturb them

Really pretty village! I recommend buying a map at the tourist information center, it gives you a nice path to follow and you can play a little stamp game! A lot of very nice art to see. For a coffee definitely visit DUF across from the community center, VERY nice atmosphere and amazing iced drinks, you can also feed the ducks if you want! We went during the week and it was very calm. Definitely recommend taking the time to go here!

A really nice and pretty place with amazing colourful houses. There’s was quite a few souvenir shops and cafes. You can get the map for 2000won at the starting point to collect the stamps. Although it is a pretty long walk (took us over 2hrs), it is quite satisfying to be able to collect all the stamps.

Absolutely beautiful and fascinating. Just pack lightly and don't carry more than you need to, it's very crowded even on a Monday afternoon, and steep. I shouldn't have brought a heavy, bulky backpack.

A beautiful old village transformed into a tourist attraction. Worth to visit and spend a few hours here, recommended to come by bus or taxi, since it is quite a big steep up. Most of the houses are now tourists shops and small cafes with quite a history behind. It's a nice walk around the village, with quite a few very busy spots (you'll see the queue).

Spectacular Buddhist temple located on the coastline in the outskirts from Busan. Easy to reach with public transport, it's 45min from Busan (metro + bus in our case). Entrance is free and you are able to see how magnificent this temple is. From the main entrance, quite a few stairs and you arrive. You can also go via the car entree (if open) and walk downslope. The main temple should be a 5min walk. It had facilities, toilets and a small cafe.

It’s beautiful. It’s quite a walk from the main road. If you’re taking the public transportation, take bus #1001 and stop right before the road that leads to the temple. The directions on the Kakao map is to stop after the road that leads to the temple but it’s actually a further stop. The place was quite interesting. There are statues of the zodiacs at the entrance. There are also street food vendors so make sure you bring cash. The food is delicious. It would probably take you about 20-30 mins to walk around the area.

This temple was a little crowded when we went but that’s not the temple’s fault. There’s a sign which proudly states it’s the “most beautiful temple in Korea”, and based on the amount of people we saw, that’s no secret! Crowds aside, the temple was awesome! The artwork and paintings on the buildings were really pretty and so are the statues. There’s also a bunch of food stalls and shops leading up to the temple. So you can grab something to eat and souvenirs on the way there or back. Lastly, it’s really easy to get to this temple from the bus stops! Google doesn’t show a clear road to take or give directions, but there are a lot of signs showing which way to go and big open sidewalks to get there. You can’t miss it!

Impressive Temple, right on the sea. Gets pretty busy on a weekend but there's plenty of space and several buildings, just takes a while to get up/down the steps to the temple. There are some great photo spots where you can get views of the temple on the coastline too. We walked from the nearest subway station, 35 minute walk, but there are buses and a lot of people seemed to be getting taxis.

Free to enter. I have uploaded a lot of photos so you can see what it is like on a rainy/Misty day, incase you can't be bothered. This is on the side of a cliff so get ready for steps and steep steps. It would be spectacular in the sun. Lots of food at the entrance and throughout the temple. At the top there is a place with gateraide for hydration.

The temple by the sea has many beautiful views. The complex though relatively small has several levels. During my visit, I saw mainly international tourists. Since it's on the east coast, it is also a fabulous spot for sunrise pics.

The coastal temple is so nice. I visited the temple on Lunar New Year holiday, it was quite crowded. I hope to visit it latter, and do some walking meditation 😄

Beautiful Buddhist temple, possibly the most beautiful in all of Korea, imo. A lot to see here, best to arrive early before the crowds. Good options for snacks/souvenirs on the walk to the entrance. Nice view from the cafe within the temple area as well. There are a lot of steps, but there is an easier path for those with limited mobility through the bamboo trees, just before the tall pagoda and main entrance, to the right.

Beautiful temple by the sea. In Korea temples are usually built in the mountain but this temple is built on the rocks by the sea. It is gorgeous and many people visit on the 1st day of the year to see the sunrise. If you want to see the sunrise you might need ti go by car or a taxi as public transport starts later in summer than the sunrise time. A destination that I absolutely recommend if you come to Busan.

Haedong Yonggungsa temple is an absolute must-see for anyone visiting Busan. The temple's stunning architecture and serene atmosphere make it a truly unforgettable experience. The view from the temple is breathtaking, with the blue sea stretching out as far as the eye can see. I was lucky enough to visit during Buddha's birthday, and it was a beautiful sight to see the temple decorated in celebration. I highly recommend a visit to Haedong Yonggungsa temple to anyone looking for a peaceful and awe-inspiring experience.

A unique and stunning temple. It was super busy which made the stairs up and down more difficult to negotiate. The later in the day the busier it got. I suggest visiting earlier in the day before the big tour buses get there and wear good shoes for all the steps down and then up. Well worth the effort to see this beautifully located temple.

This place is a tourist attraction place. The seafood itself is reasonable. However, the other charges like cooking charges for each dish and per person charges jagged up the cost to mid $200 including the seafood cost. Nonetheless, my family and I had. Good time eating and enjoying the fresh seafood.

This review is based on the scenery, as I have seafood allergies. I most admired the layout of the buildings and the bay as seen from the pier, as as well the energy of the area. The vendors were mostly friendly and welcoming. There are other things you can eat besides seafood, such as ice cream and other snacks.

Watch out for aggressive shop owners in 2F, who have a hidden code of not stealing another’s customers. (Even the same stall numbers are owned by different people and they carry the same menus throughout.) The food were pretty overpriced for us as we dive straight into 2F instead of buying the seafood at 1F. (As non-native Korean speakers, we didn’t know how best to haggle with the owners in 1F.) The freshness of the seafood is unparalleled, nonetheless. Not to mention, the food portion! We ordered everything in the smallest portion but walked away fully stuffed!

Very fun and lively place. Lots of people hustling to sell their seafood and a huge variety of seafood to choose from. Crab, abalone, eel, many types of other fish. At about 5pm when I visited, some of the stalls were already closing down so it’s maybe best to get here earlier in the day to see the market at its most busy.

Everything was so fresh and delicious. We got a king crab, scallops and clams from downstairs (#273) and they brought it upstairs for the restaurant to cook it. We were able to pay with card and they were very nice and patient with us. They also had additional items on the menu upstairs so we got stir fried octopus and onion pancake. Everything was delicious and it was so, so fresh.

Live seafood selection from level one, which can be cooked by stalls on level two. Or you can go to level two straight to order seafood. Personally, I feel that buying the seafood from level one is fresher, but ordering straight from level two stalls saved you the add-on service charges for the cooking. What is a must-have Abalone, Octopus 🐙, Sashimi, raw Crab 🦀... if you are a seafood lover.... the list is too long to continue.

It is a market, so expect fresh seafood. You can buy and cook at home/hotel or you can choose and ask them to cook and eat there. We tried steamed king crab which was served with a variety of seafood sides - sea pineapple (meongge in Korean), shells, seaweeds, fish, etc.

A traditional seafood market in Busan. Not much to buy for tourists apart from dried goods which are not particularly cheap either. But definitely an interesting visit nonetheless. Recommend having a meal at the grilled fish restaurants along the market. Fish was really fresh. Best to come in a larger group to try the different varieties of fish.

It was closed, I walked through the stalls outside but honestly it is just a market with high prices. If you keep on walking on the way to the other market close to the tower you will find lower prices. I had the steamed snow crab for 70won/kg, that's the best price I found, at a restaurant across the street from this market and it was good but I tried the one with soy in Seoul and it was so much better.

There is other markets nearby but I guess this is the most popular one. Plenty of seafood and dried foods to buy aka seaweed, cuttlefish, etc. Settled down at a random restaurant for dinner on the second floor, and the snow crab was very very fresh! There is an observatory deck on the top floor, need to climb stairs to get there. You’ll see gamcheon village on the right and other similar looking villages, overlooking the beautiful sea & ship bay!

Enjoyed walking through the BIFF Square area, a lot of information about the history of Korea in film. I went to the Busan Film Festival library and got to have some lovely experiences with the music and film there. High recommend to visit the BIFF library on 4flr. Enjoyed some street food too. It's such a vibrant environment.

Many food stands along the street with wide range of choices. Should try: ✅ roasted chicken stick (4000 won), great flavor, tender and juicy meat ✅ fried beef slice with egg (5000 won) ✅ ice cream (3000 won, very very long for 2 - 3 people can eat together haha). 🤣🤣🤣

It is a good place to visit now after Filmfare it was changed a little bit but ok

Wow this area is cool worth the visit lots of stalls for street food and stores are great. had the chance to hit the new amazing coffee shop called RENDEJA-VOUS. it's really nice and the drinks are good. also the street vendor had this fried cake filled with nuts which was the newest thing happening. def worth a visit and try

Very busy street with lots of food stalls. Many of them carry unique Korean street food. Price is very reasonable and most shoppers are local with some tourists.

many street foods , restaurants, market. who loves busy places its for people like you and me:). even just walking makes feel good in those busy streets. evening time gets more busy and the street food smells so good !

: I really enjoyed walking through the local area which used to be just 2 cinemas, before becoming such a big district filled with such lovely information about the history of Korea in film. We went during the Busan Film Festival week and got to have some lovely experiences with the market there, enjoyed some street food, and got to see the celebrity 'hands" on gold plates on the ground. It's such a vibrant environment

Pretty much like a street food market area with lotsa variety such as the ever famous fish cake with soup (must try and that warm soup ohh you can get free refill), that delish hot teok(syrup filled fried cake). There are more variety but I have found during my trip not many stalls open. Maybe post pandemic lots of them closes for good ? Ensure to bring some cash by the way as most of the street vendors only accept cash.

Lots of stores and located close to gukje market, jalgachi market and bupyeong kkangtong market. All great places to go for more shopping or for food after you get tired with browsing through every store! Great place to spend a day during your trip to Busan.

We had a walk here and it was interesting with many food stalls , restaurants and cafes around, we bought some kimbap for quick lunch.

One of the best Indian restaurants here in Korea. The food was really good with authentic Indian flavours. The owner was kind and helpful. Don’t search any further this is the Indian restaurant you don’t want to miss.

Namaste is one of the finest Indian/Nepalese restaurants I’ve visited so far. The food was sumptuous, the ambience was no antique and the hospitality was so warming. The owner was so down to earth and looked after me to cater my vegetarian diet for two weeks. I highly recommend this place. One shop stop to satisfy your Indian delicacies and hospitality. Loved the place.

The food was amazingly delicious and for muslim there is the sign Halal (حلال) so you don't need to worry when you eat here. This was my first time here and obviously will come again for other food here. The serve was excellent, the atmosphere is nice, cozy and suitable for hangout with friends or family. Don't miss this place when you visit Haeundae.

Namaste Haeundae Indian Restaurant is an absolute gem in Bhusan! From the moment I walked in, I knew I was in for a treat. The food was beyond delicious, a true culinary journey to India. Every bite was a burst of authentic flavors that instantly transported me. The exceptional service only added to the experience - prompt, friendly, and attentive. The owner's warmth and kindness were heartwarming, making me feel like a valued guest. After a month of Korean cuisine, this restaurant was an oasis for my Indian food cravings. Namaste Haeundae truly stands out as the best Indian restaurant in Bhusan.

What an amazing experience. Honestly feels like home and the service was so great! I enjoyed the food and the music. The decor and lighting is perfect for date nights!

The moment you enter this place you are welcomed by a magnificent setting, a delightful view of antique stones architecture and the luxuries of modernity in form of art. The tables are well light and the relaxed ambience from the background soft music all adds up to make this place stand out. And of course it goes without saying, the food is so delicious! If you are in Busan, haeundae beach area... Have your fill here!

My first time ever to this restaurant. The worker did a very stunning job. For sure will come back to this restaurant whenever i visit Busan again. Thank you for the hospitality and the good was amazing. They even offer me an umbrella cause it was rainy. Thank you so much! You all did a very good job. Please, whoever come to Busan, pay this restaurant a visit. For sure you will love it.

One of the best resturants I found in Korea for vegetarians and Halal food lovers. Test is great, price is reasonable and the owner is very friendly & cooperative. We had Non-Veg Thali over there, though there is actually 1 Naan or a bowl of rice with Thali but the owner can cooperate here. Free Gulab Jamon (dessert) was bonus.... Recommended!

Very polite people, the restaurant looks amazing and the food is Great !!! Halal food so you can just eat anything on the menu !! Good food, nice place and polite people... its worth every penny and it isnt really expensive 😁

(Translated by Google) Easily eat nakuchipokkun. (Original) ナクチポックンが手軽に食べれます。

(Translated by Google) Normal level and lack of working people and a lot of facilities .. (Original) 보통수준이구요 일하는분의 인원이 부족하구 시설불량이 많더군요..

With the food selection available, the 40,000 to 45,000 won price is all worth it. Ambience and service is also very good. Only comment is it doesn't have enough seafood selection like the crabs which are available in other Korean buffet. The dessert selection though is praiseworthy!! This restaurant can easily become packed so an early reservation is recommended.

If you like hot and fresh Korean food, do not come to this place. The sashimi is fresh and good, but all other food is cold, not freshly made or just fried, and again cold. Not worth the 55.000 KRW, the price during my visit in May 2023.

I have passed the stage of buffet all you can eat but this one always deserves consideration if you have family and / or friends that are young and always hungry! The quality of the sushi and sashimi are well beyond what you can find in North American buffets and even restaurants. The thin sliced flat iron steak is very good so are the chicken wings. All cakes are Asian types with little richness and flavours compared to European ones. I am sure this place makes many people happy!

International food. Nice decoration. Good service. However, the food was nothing special. There were sushi, sashimi, steamed seafood, BBQ, grilled meat, Italian, Korean, some Chinese. I liked beef sushi, grilled beef, fried chicken, and some Korean dishes, but that's all.

Tldr: good selection of vegan choices, portions are half of normal size, bad service. Pros: Vegan food selection Cons: Service, portions, hygiene Really confliction spot. On one hand, they offer almost 2 full pages of vegan choices, if we included everything, all clearly labelled on their menu. There are also two vegan naans, the garlic and butter garlic one(made with vegan butter), that are not written as vegan on the menu. We took 4 dishes, 2 garlic naans and 2 basmati rice. First we got served was also the best. It was the veggie seekh kebab, it was a nice sized portion and quite good tasting. Would have preferred to get it along with the other main dishes, and not as a starter. The two curries we ordered were the Aloo Gobhi and Chana Palak, along with basmati rice and garlic naans. While the curries tasted great, the portions were quite small, especially for the price compared to other places we ate in Korea. The basmati rice was ok, and I've had frozen ready naans that tasted better. We ended up ordering another Dal Palak and another serving of rice and naans, because due to the small portions, we were still hungry. Sadly the last curry was disappointing in flavour too, and we regretted getting it. Tables were kind of sticky, and the the waiter seemed to care more about watching videos on the laptop than serving us. He just dropped the plates and cutlery on us, not even bother to make the table. Getting his attention every time was an effort, made worse by the fact we were the only ones in the restaurant. At the start we were very confused why this place was empty, but the longer we stayed, the clearer it became that it's the combination of bad service and expensive price to food ratio.

I had finally found a place that makes shisha as it is supposed to be. Cocktails are strong and delicious, food is authentic and mouth watery. The fireshots in the review was offered to us as complimentary drink by the kind owner

If you are in Busan and looking for good Indian food , this is the place to be !!! We tried the planner butter masala and lababdar which was really good ,kind of had Indian home food taste to it !! Loved the roomali roti as well !the staff here are quite nice and the service was quick as well ! The ambience of this place is pretty cool and has a Bollywood theme to it !

My fiance ordered something spicy. He thought it was delicious, but the spice was getting to him. Our waiter noticed this and brought my fiance a small dessert dish to help him out! Super kind and we thought the food was great :)

The restaurant is open late and the food is delicious. I was tired of eating bibimbap and was looking for some spice in life. After ordering the food the entire place filled with wonderful aromas. I started to become impatient and worried that I didn’t order enough food. Once the food arrived, I was so happy. The naan is fresh from the clay oven. Warm, slight crisp, and thin as it is supposed to be. My trust in the chef increased to 💯 100%. The Dhaal (however you want to spell it) is delicious. Cilantro!! It’s been so long old friend! Fragrant and delicious, with the tadka mixed in well. The palak paneer is full of flavor and the paneer is of high quality. It’s difficult in East Asia to find a paneer that is traditional in bite and flavor. You can obviously tell I am very happy with the experience. Many thanks to a safe place in Korea where I can enjoy flavors of home.

Indian food available. But the original indian taste was missing. Mostly the frozen products were used which took away the taste. Hookah is available. Ambience is quite good. But is quite expensive. Kids friendly and menu has lots of options. Recommend for a quick bite..