Trips to Busan are made for long, lazy mornings and seaside brunches that feel like small celebrations. From sunlit cafes tucked in Haeundae’s alleys to minimalist spots serving perfectly poached eggs, the city’s brunch scene blends coastal calm with creative flair. Whether you crave a buttery croissant by the beach or artisanal coffee with a skyline view, these are some of the best brunch spots in the city worth checking out.


1. Haeundae

a) Working Holiday Haeundae

  • Address: 5th floor, 277 Haeundaehaebeon-ro, Haeundae-gu, Busan (Kakao Maps)
  • Opening Hours: <Drinks & Bakery> Daily 08:00-21:30 (Last Order 21:00), <Brunch> Daily 08:00-19:00
  • Nearby Subway Station: Haeundae Station (Line 2) Exit 5
  • Recommended Menu: Aussie Big Brekkie, Chicken Avocado Sandwich / Soup of the Day, Salmon Egg’s Benedict

 

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Working Holiday feels like a mini escape, with floor-to-ceiling windows framing Haeundae’s wide sweep of sand and sea like a real-life postcard. Perched above the beach in a spacious fifth-floor cafe, it pairs that cinematic ocean view with an all-day brunch menu built around in-house roasted coffee and freshly baked bread. It’s the kind of spot where you find yourself in a daze, watching the light change over the water and wondering if “just one more” pastry is reason enough to stay a little longer.

b) Off On

  • Address: 12, 1st floor, 2nd unit, Udong 1-ro 38beongil, Haeundae-gu, Busan (Kakao Maps)
  • Opening Hours: Daily 08:00-17:00 (Last Order 16:00)
  • Nearby Subway Station: Haeundae Station (Line 2) Exit 4
  • Recommended Menu: Off On Sandwich, Eggs in Hell, Cobb Salad, Panna Cotta

 

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Tucked along Haeundae’s Haeridan-gil, Off On feels more like a sun-drenched neighborhood hideaway than a typical brunch cafe, with white walls, warm wood, and thoughtful details that make you want to settle in. The menu leans small but confident, with options like avocado-bacon sandwiches on inky toast, Caprese-loaded grain bread, and their cult-favorite “eggs in hell.” Paired with well-made coffee and a quietly cozy atmosphere, it’s the perfect place to wind down and relax while basking in the sunlight.

c) Prahan Haeundae

  • Address: 1st floor, 42 Udong 1-ro, Haeundae-gu, Busan (Kakao Maps)
  • Opening Hours: Mon-Fri 09:00-17:00 (Last Order 16:30). Sat-Sun 08:00-17:00 (Last Order 16:30)
  • Nearby Subway Station: Haeundae Station (Line 2) Exit 4
  • Recommended Menu: Shakshuka, Prahan Open Sandwich, Prahan French Toast

 

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Prahran channels a slice of Aussie brunch culture in the heart of Haeundae, with its plant-filled rustic charm and self-serve vibe that keeps things unpretentious yet polished. The menu shines with highlights like shakshuka and open sandwiches piled with scrambled eggs and bacon on crusty sourdough, all in hearty and high-quality portions that locals and expats rave about.

d) gbdb

  • Address: 2nd floor, Hotel Illua, 97 Dalmaji-gil, Haeundae-gu, Busan (Kakao Maps)
  • Opening Hours: Daily 08:00-21:00 (Last Order 20:20)
  • Recommended Menu: Good Morning g/b/d/b, Classic g/b/d/b Burger

GBDB (g/b/d/b) perches on the second floor of Hotel Ilua, where floor-to-ceiling windows catch the sunrise over the sea, turning every brunch into a golden-hour event. This coffee-bakery-kitchen hybrid excels in open-faced sandwiches layered with ricotta and banana or tomato dip alongside runny yolked eggs, all made vibrant with fresh, seasonal produce.

e) Aussie Table

  • Address: 1st and 2nd floors, 19-2 Udong 1-ro, Haeundae-gu, Busan (Kakao Maps)
  • Opening Hours: Daily 09:00-20:00 (Last Order 19:30)
  • Nearby Subway Station: Haeundae Station (Line 2) Exit 4
  • Recommended Menu: Brekkie, Veggie Brekkie, Full Brekkie

Aussie Table brings a sun-kissed slice of Down Under to Busan’s brunch scene, where the air hums with the scent of house-baked sourdough and slow-roasted tomatoes. Signature brekkie plates topped with truffle scrambled eggs on thick-cut toast or a towering smashed avo with dukkah spice elevate the classics into something craveable and refined. It’s the kind of spot where every bite feels like a quiet rebellion against rushed mornings.

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2. Gwangalli

a) Daniels

  • Address: 1st floor, 8, Suyeong-ro 554beonga-gil, Suyeong-gu, Busan (Kakao Maps)
  • Opening Hours: Daily 10:00-23:00 (Last Order 22:00)
  • Nearby Subway Station: Gwangan Station (Line 2) Exit 5
  • Recommended Menu: Panini Morning Set, DINNER Sous Vide Steak, BRUNCH Signature Open Toast

Daniels in Gwangalli Beach turns brunch into a front-row seat for the iconic Gwangan Bridge, where every table frames the diamond-sparkling span against the sea. The menu plays to refined comforts, with dishes like Eggs Benedict draped in tangy, just-set hollandaise, or fluffy pancakes stacked with seasonal fruit and a whisper of cream. It’s that rare spot where the view steals the first bite, but the food keeps you savoring every golden moment.

b) Mochiplaisir

  • Address: 1-2nd floor, 17-17, Suyeong-ro 545beongil, Suyeong-gu, Busan (Kakao Maps)
  • Opening Hours: Daily 09:00-17:00 (Last Order 16:00)
  • Nearby Subway Station: Gwangan Station (Line 2) Exit 6
  • Recommended Menu: French Toast, Creamy Corn Shrimp Plate, Potato Soup

 

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Mochiplaisir brings a breezy French flair to Gwangalli brunches, where terrace tables catch the sea breeze and frame the horizon just right. Flaky croissants stuffed with crab or shrimp pair effortlessly with poached eggs and herbed potatoes, keeping things light yet indulgent. Pet-friendly and always buzzing softly, it’s that easygoing spot where coffee lingers into lazy afternoons by the water.

c) Your Type

  • Address: 2nd floor, 157 Gwangnam-ro, Suyeong-gu, Busan (Kakao Maps)
  • Opening Hours: Mon-Sat 09:00-17:35, Sun 09:00-18:35
  • Nearby Subway Station: Gwangan Station (Line 2) Exit 3
  • Recommended Menu: Bacon Galette, Blue Cheese Cream Gnocchi 

Your Type captures brunch as a cool, coastal reverie in Gwangalli, where sea breezes mingle with the aroma of fresh galettes and soft lighting. Signature plates like the bacon galette, a crisp buckwheat crepe cradling smoky rashers and a golden egg, or blue cheese cream gnocchi offer pillowy comfort with a tangy edge that surprises. Loved by locals for its unfussy vibe and views that stretch to the horizon, it’s where mornings blur into easy, extended afternoons.

d) Sobo

  • Address: 1st floor, 46-4, Minrak-ro 6beon-gil, Suyeong-gu, Busan (Kakao Maps)
  • Opening Hours: Daily 08:30-16:00 (Last Order 15:30)
  • Recommended Menu: Sobo Brunch, Beef & Truffle Cream Open Sandwich, Mushroom Chicken & Blue Cheese Cream

 

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Sobo flips the brunch script with its playful, sunlit space that feels like stumbling into a friend’s snazzy beach pad, all mismatched ceramics and breezy energy humming against Gwangalli’s wave-lapped rhythm. Go for their Sobo brunch, a hearty plate filled with grilled vegetables, bacon, salad, and more, or one of their delicious sandwiches. Whatever you choose, the vibe here is amazing. Drop in on a whim, let the espresso pull you through, and watch an ordinary weekend swell into something spontaneous and alive.

e) Raynes

  • Address: 1st floor, 65 Minrakbondong-ro 31beon-gil, Suyeong-gu, Busan (Kakao Maps)
  • Opening Hours: Fri-Wed 10:00-19:00 (Last Order 18:30) (Wed Off)
  • Recommended Menu: Spicy Cream Gnocchi, Roasted Roman Salad, Cream Ricotta Cheese Salad

Raynes wraps Gwangalli brunches in a cocoon of warm, golden light and plush comfort, the kind of space where every corner whispers, “stay a while longer.” Fluffy scrambles crown chili shrimp sandwiches, while smoked salmon begets dreamy bagels with dill and crisp veg, pure morning poetry that melts into the rhythm of waves outside. Take a seat by the window to enjoy your meal with the soft breeze, with a pinch of saltiness from the sea.

3. Jeonpo-dong

a) The Blue Bakery

  • Address: 1st floor, 29, Dongseong-ro 118beongil, Busanjin-gu, Busan (Kakao Maps)
  • Opening Hours: Wed-Sun 08:00-16:00 (Mon-Tues Off)
  • Nearby Subway Station: Bujeon Station (Line 1) Exit 4
  • Recommended Menu: Brunch, Jambon Beurre Baguette Sandwich, Avocado Vegan Sandwich, Egg Ciabatta Sandwich

The Blue Bakery pours artisanal heart into Jeonpo’s café scene, where slow-fermented sourdough headlines brunches that marry rustic chew to unexpected elegance. Standouts like their brunch set and delicious sandwiches switch simple loaves into finger-food stars, perfect alongside pour-over brews or creamy spreads. This understated gem rewards bread obsessives with mornings that unfold slowly, flour-dusted and deeply satisfying.

b) Dino Brunch & Dining

  • Address: 1st floor, 30, Jeonpo-daero 186beongil, Busanjin-gu, Busan (Kakao Maps)
  • Opening Hours: Wed-Sun 08:30-19:00 (Last Order 18:00), Mon 08:30-15:30 (Last Order 14:30)
  • Nearby Subway Station: Jeonpo Station (Line 2) Exit 6
  • Recommended Menu: Porcini Mushroom Cream Pasta, Dino Plate, Eggs Benedict, Garlic Cream Pasta 

 

Dino Brunch & Dining slips into Jeonpo’s laid-back rhythm like a well-worn favorite, its cozy nooks and mood-lit tables crafting that perfect “found my spot” haze amid the café district’s gentle buzz. Open wide from morning through dinner, it hums with the easy allure of weekend lingerers nursing lattes between neighborhood rambles. It’s the perfect kind of place that turns a solo brunch into an unscripted afternoon, perfect for reading a book, working on your laptop, or just people-watching.

c) Rough N Dough

  • Address: 1st floor, 24, Dongseong-ro 71beon-gil, Busanjin-gu, Busan (Kakao Maps)
  • Opening Hours: Daily 11:00-21:00 (Breaktime 14:00-15:00) (Last Order 20:00)
  • Nearby Subway Station: Jeonpo Station (Line 2) Exit 8
  • Recommended Menu: Half & Heart Pizza, Mortadella Burrata Pistachio Pizza, Chorizo & Chilli Pepper Pizza

Rough N Dough slips into Jeonpo’s indie heartbeat like a wood-fired whisper, its rustic interior and cozy kitchen luring you into lazy afternoons under the neighborhood’s creative glow. The half & heart pizza steals the show, with crisp-edged halves that let you chase pepperoni dreams alongside veggie brights, all stretched thin and blistered just right. It’s a pet-friendly haven that’s perfect for an unhurried escape.

d) Hash Table

  • Address: 1st floor, 74 Seojeon-ro, Busanjin-gu, Busan (Kakao Maps)
  • Opening Hours: Daily 09:00-17:00 (Last Order 16:00)
  • Nearby Subway Station: Jeonpo Station (Line 2) Exit 8
  • Recommended Menu: French Toast, Eggs in Hell, Potato Soup

Hash Table feels like slipping into a friend’s sun-warmed living room, where rich wood panels glow under streams of natural light pouring through wide windows. Potted plants spill greenery across corners, while trinkets like a guitar slung casually on thewall, faded posters curling at the edges on another, crafting that perfectly cluttered, homely chaos. It’s brunch as cozy interruption, where the café’s lived-in charm turns strangers into familiars over coffee and quiet hours.

e) Monnani

  • Address: 1st floor, 26, Dongseong-ro 87beon-gil, Busanjin-gu, Busan (Kakao Maps)
  • Opening Hours: Daily 10:00-20:00
  • Nearby Subway Station: Jeonpo Station (Line 2) Exit 8
  • Recommended Menu: French Toast, Fruit Parfait, Grilled Chicken Legs & Grilled Vegetables, Grilled Vegetables & Meat Chili Plate

 

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Monnani owns its quirks with the cheeky slogan “it’s ugly, but tasty!”, a wink that promises flavor over perfection every time. Pile into French toast dripping with syrup, towering fruit parfaits, or hearty plates like grilled chicken legs with charred veggies, and that meaty chili kick, all served with zero pretense. It’s the scrappy underdog that turns brunch skeptics into repeat visitors, proving rough edges hide the city’s most soul-satisfying bites.


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