BUSAN · EDITION 003
Eat and stay in Busan
A first source-checked directory across Haeundae, Gwangalli, Nampo and Seomyeon.95 EAT · 96 STAY · 4 AREAS
191 places
Haeundae Amso Galbijip
A Haeundae beef-rib restaurant founded in 1964, serving Korean-beef fresh ribs, 48-hour-marinated ribs and sirloin bulgogi. Reservations are not accepted; join the wait remotely through Catchtable or at the on-site kiosk.
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Geumsubokguk Haeundae
A 24-hour specialist for clear puffer-fish soup, a distinctive Busan breakfast.
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Sinheunggwan
An old-school Chinese restaurant in Haeundae known for its local history and familiar classics.
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Tonshou Gwangalli
Popular pork cutlets close to the beach; queues and timed entry are common.
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Geumnang Hoetjip
Korean raw-fish set menus served beside the waterfront with Gwangan Bridge views.
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OPS Namcheon
A Busan bakery institution useful for pastries, bread and edible souvenirs.
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Gaemijip Nampo
A central stop for nakgopsae: spicy octopus, shrimp and beef-intestine hotpot.
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Samjin Amook Yeongdo Main Store
The Yeongdo main store sells Samjin fish cakes on the first floor and has a history display and reservable fish-cake-making programs on the second floor. The shop operates daily from 09:00 to 19:00; the experience center closes on Mondays and follows separate hours.
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Wonjo Halmae Gukbap
A practical old-downtown introduction to Busan-style pork soup and rice.
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Songjeong Samdae Gukbap
A long-running Seomyeon pork-soup shop suited to a quick, filling local meal.
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Pohang Dwaeji Gukbap
Milky, clean-tasting pork broth in the center of Seomyeon's gukbap street.
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Blackup Coffee Seomyeon
A central Busan coffee stop known for espresso drinks and its signature sea-salt cream coffee.
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SIGNIEL BUSAN
A 260-room hotel in Haeundae’s LCT tower; the operator says most rooms have ocean views. Its guest-only Salon de SIGNIEL serves light drinks and snacks from 07:00 to 22:00.
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Grand Josun Busan
A 330-room hotel beside Haeundae Beach, with standard, children’s themed and suite room formats and documented access from Haeundae Station.
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L7 Haeundae by LOTTE Hotels
A Haeundae hotel at 55 Haeun-daero 570beon-gil with documented town- and side-ocean-view accommodation. Its rooftop infinity pool uses a four-season heated-water system; during the July–August peak season, access is limited to guests who booked a pool package.
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Hotel Aqua Palace
A Gwangalli Beach hotel with documented 33㎡ Deluxe Double and child-oriented Kids rooms, hot-spring facilities, and an infinity pool requiring separate on-site payment.
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Kent Hotel Gwangalli by Kensington
An 89-room hotel facing Gwangalli Beach, with city-, ocean- and no-view rooms, a 15th-floor front lounge and a rooftop.
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Stanford Hotel Busan
A 132-room, three-star tourist hotel according to Visit Busan, at 53 Gudeok-ro in Nampo-dong, directly by BIFF Square and near Jagalchi Market and Yongdusan Park.
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Lavalse Hotel Busan
Harbor and city views from Yeongdo, across the bridge from Nampo's markets.
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LOTTE HOTEL BUSAN
A hotel at 772 Gaya-daero in Busanjin-gu. Its documented Club Premier Suite is a 98.01 m² city-view room for two, with a bedroom, living room, powder room and loess sauna.
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18beon Wandangjip
A Nampo-dong restaurant serving wandang—thin wrappers filled with finely chopped vegetables and meat in anchovy broth. It is documented as open daily until 20:00, with last orders at 19:30.
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Aank Hotel Busan Nampo
A concept-focused stay in Jung-gu with check-in from 19:00. Every arriving guest must present identification, and room rates are based on two occupants.
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AG405 Hotel
A Millak waterfront-area hotel with rooms for two to four guests, documented room sizes from 23.1㎡ to 59.5㎡, an official booking link and one or two complimentary parking spaces depending on room type.
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Amisan Haeundae
A Chinese restaurant on the eighth floor of Marina Dongwon serving Beijing duck and Chinese set meals. It operates daily from 11:30 to 22:00, with a 15:00–17:00 break and 21:00 last order.
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Anook Signature Busan Haeundae, Series by Marriott
A 104-room Haeundae property that Marriott currently lists for opening in Q4 2026. Reservations are not yet available; the address, phone and planned property policies are published, but operating services should be rechecked after opening.
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Arban Hotel
A Seomyeon hotel within walking distance of the subway, with underground parking and documented step-free facilities. Room formats differ in bed arrangement and window configuration, so the exact category matters when booking.
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Aria at Grand Josun Busan
A 175-seat grill and seafood buffet on the second floor of Grand Josun Busan. Breakfast is restricted to hotel guests; Sunday lunch and Saturday dinner use two fixed sessions.
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Aroi Thai Restaurant
A Thai restaurant in Millak-dong serving dishes including crab curry, seafood rice noodles, pineapple fried rice and glass-noodle salad. It operates in separate lunch and dinner periods, closes on Tuesdays and takes final orders at 20:20.
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ASTI Hotel Busan Station
A 360-room hotel opened in 2018 near Busan Station, with documented city- and harbor-facing room choices and a breakfast restaurant on the 21st floor.
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Baekhwa Yanggopchang Store 1
A Jagalchi restaurant operating since 1963. It prepares its ingredients and house seasoning in-house and grills beef tripe and intestines over briquettes at the table.
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Bar NYX at Paradise Hotel Busan
An adults-only speakeasy-style bar on the third floor of Paradise Hotel Busan's main building, serving movie-inspired signature cocktails and about 130 spirits.
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Baymond Hotel
A Haeundae hotel with king, twin, family and suite room categories, a rooftop pool with seasonal hours and a 24-hour self-laundry room.
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Benikea Premier Haeundae Hotel
A Haeundae hotel at 317 Haeundaehaebyeon-ro with ten documented room categories. Verified examples range from a 24㎡ standard double for up to two guests to a 60㎡ ocean-view suite with standard occupancy of three and maximum occupancy of six.
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Best Louis Hamilton Hotel Haeundae
A Haeundae hotel with check-in from 15:00, checkout by 11:00, luggage storage and a 24-hour front desk. The live NOL listing also documents breakfast, self-laundry and paid parking conditions.
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Best Western Haeundae Hotel
A Haeundae hotel at 42 Gunam-ro with documented double, twin, ondol, family and suite room formats. Check-in is at 15:00 and checkout at 11:00; the hotel’s directions place Haeundae Station Exit 5 about a three-minute walk away.
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Blue Haven, Lotte Hotel Busan
A seventh-floor casual restaurant serving ingredient-dependent lunch and dinner courses, coffee, cocktails and wine. The tourism authority lists daily service from 12:00 to 22:00.
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Bonga Jeil Myeonga
A Namcheon-dong restaurant whose operator documents milmyeon made with grains, standard milmyeon, kalguksu, king dumplings and bulgogi.
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BORN & BRED Paradise Hotel Busan
A Hanwoo steakhouse inside Paradise Hotel Busan serving porterhouse and tomahawk cuts, seafood platters and Hanwoo ragù pasta. Lunch and dinner have separate last-order times, and omakase-room use requires a telephone or in-person inquiry.
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Brown Dot Hotel Seomyeon Station Business
A 61-room business hotel 300 metres from Seomyeon Station Exit 7, with separated toilet and bathroom spaces, weekday breakfast excluding public holidays, and parking for 25 vehicles subject to restrictions.
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Buda Myeonoak
A second-floor Haeundae restaurant serving 100% buckwheat Pyeongyang-style cold noodles, Korean beef plates, regular whole-oxtail boiled beef, and winter oxtail soup and yukgaejang.
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Burger Shop Seomyeon
A handmade-burger shop whose Tabling listing describes grade-one Korean beef patties prepared each morning, house-baked brioche buns and Korean vegetables. Listed choices include Classic, Cheese, Bacon Cheese and a spicy Mexican burger.
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Busan Business Hotel
A 234-room hotel in Seomyeon, about a ten-minute walk from Seomyeon Station according to Korea Tourism Organization information. Documented facilities include free in-room internet, business and meeting facilities, a restaurant, and several wheelchair-access features.
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Busan Connect Ocean Hotel
A Jung-gu hotel with balconies in all listed rooms, a shared kitchen and paid off-site valet parking. The front desk closes at 22:00, so later arrivals must contact it in advance.
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Busan Myeongmul Hoetjip
A raw-fish restaurant documented at 55 Jagalchihaean-ro. Its set combines flounder sashimi with rice, clear fish soup and side dishes. Checked public records disagree on operating hours; current prices were not established.
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Busan Sand Haeridan-gil
A Haeridan-gil dessert shop selling four documented butter-sand varieties made in the shop with French gourmet butter. The official tourism listing places it about five minutes on foot from Haeundae Station Exit 4.
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Busan Tourist Hotel
A Nampo-area hotel with 11 documented room formats, including Western-bed and ondol choices. Check-in is 15:00, checkout is 11:00, and the official reservation path supports four interface languages.
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Buusaan
A multi-floor Chinese restaurant in Haeundae serving Beijing duck, dim sum, set meals and familiar noodle dishes. Confirm the holiday schedule before traveling because Visit Busan’s Korean and English listings disagree.
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Camellia at The Westin Josun Busan
The Westin Josun Busan’s international buffet serves seasonal dishes and operates live-cooking corners. Weekday lunch and dinner use single periods; weekend lunch and dinner each have two published periods.
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Central Seven Hotel by Kwon Busan Seomyeon
A Seomyeon hotel with eight documented room categories for two to four guests, official online or telephone booking, and one complimentary parking space per room.
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Centum Business Hotel
A Centum City business hotel with single, double, twin, family-twin and duplex room formats. The operator documents a five-minute walk from Centum City Station Exit 11 and luggage storage before check-in or after checkout.
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Centum Convention Hotel
A Centum City hotel with documented double, twin, triple and suite room formats. Check-in begins at 15:00, checkout is by 11:00, and the front desk operates 08:00–22:00.
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Centum Premier Hotel
A Centum City hotel with room formats ranging from a 19.3–20.1㎡ single room for one guest to an 80.8㎡ duplex Premier Suite for three guests, or up to four with a paid extra bed requested in advance. Centum City Station exits 11 and 13 are documented as a three-minute walk.
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Chaoran at SIGNIEL BUSAN
A modern Cantonese restaurant on the fifth floor of SIGNIEL BUSAN, serving dim sum and tea by day and cocktails in the evening. Lunch and dinner sets, à-la-carte dishes, Cantonese-style Chaoran Duck and Peking Duck are documented.
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Chopilsal Dwaejigui Haeundae Main Store
A Marine City pork grill whose documented representative dishes are Pilsal Kkeopdegi and dwitgogi. Visit Busan lists daily evening service and Catchtable booking, while noting that queues occur.
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Citadines Connect Hari Busan
A Yeongdo waterfront hotel with rooms for two or three guests, including ocean-view, terrace, family-suite and accessible formats. Nampo Station requires a bus transfer rather than a direct subway connection.
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Commodore Hotel Busan
A Yeongju-dong hotel with Korean-inspired exterior and interior decoration documented by Busan’s official tourism site. The operator lists room categories from Standard through Royal Suite and provides an online booking engine.
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Crown Harbor Hotel Busan
A 500-room hotel in central Busan with kitchenette-equipped rooms and larger suites, about 200 metres from Jungang Station Exit 14.
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Crystal Garden at Paradise Hotel Busan
A 111-seat lobby lounge on the first floor of Paradise Hotel Busan’s main building, serving drinks, desserts, sandwiches and afternoon tea from 10:00 to midnight.
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Daom Samjeong Tower Seomyeon
A casual Korean restaurant on the fifth floor of Samjeong Tower, serving anchovy-broth noodles and fruit-seasoned mixed noodles or rice topped with beef brisket.
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Daon Korean Restaurant Haeundae
A Korean set-course restaurant on the eighth floor of Marina Dongwon, offering seasonal courses and private rooms. Selected courses are weekday-only, and special courses and larger groups have advance-booking conditions.
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Delight Project Haeundae
A dedicated Delight Project snack shop on Gunam-ro with bagel chips, traditional snacks, inner-beauty products and Haeundae- or Busan-specific items. Busan's tourism portal lists daily opening from 11:00 to 22:00.
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Dining Room at Park Hyatt Busan
A 32nd-floor restaurant with an open charcoal-grill kitchen serving steak, seafood and Korean dishes reinterpreted in the Park Hyatt style.
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Din Tai Fung Lotte Department Store Gwangbok
A dim sum restaurant on basement level 1 of Lotte Department Store Gwangbok, directly connected to Nampo Station Exit 8. The official menu documents xiaolongbao in several fillings and portion sizes; closing and last-order times differ between Monday–Thursday and Friday–Sunday/public holidays.
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Dohuine Jogae Gui
A Cheongsapo restaurant serving grilled-shellfish sets with eel, sashimi and spicy fish stew, plus individual seafood meals. The official tourism page documents large windows, parking and second-floor stroller storage.
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Donggyeongbapsang
A Namcheon-dong restaurant specializing in Tokyo-style unajyu and Nagoya-style hitsumabushi. Visit Busan lists split lunch and dinner service and a Monday closure.
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Fairfield by Marriott Busan
A smoke-free Haeundae hotel with an American-style breakfast buffet, a complimentary fitness center and multilingual staff. Check-in begins at 15:00; limited on-site parking costs KRW 15,000 per night.
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Fairfield by Marriott Busan Songdo Beach
A 179-room hotel beside Songdo Beach with ocean-view accommodations, an on-site restaurant, a fitness center and paid self-parking. Check-in starts at 15:00, and the operator advises checking bus routes because no subway or tram service is available near the hotel.
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Felix by STX
A Haeundae property with studio and suite rooms equipped with kitchens and washing machines. It connects to Exit 5 of Haeundae Station, and the sixth-floor lobby handles luggage storage after checking reservation details.
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Geumrang Hoetjip Gwangalli Main Branch
A waterfront restaurant serving raw-fish set meals with documented accompaniments including spicy fish stew, steamed abalone, grilled mero, assorted seafood and soy-marinated shrimp.
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Geumseong Hoegwan Busan Seomyeon
A Seomyeon charcoal-grill restaurant serving portion-labelled pork and beef cuts, Hanwoo yukhoe and lunch set meals. Timed bookings are handled by phone, while CatchTable provides a remote waitlist.
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Geuphaengjang
A Bujeon-dong restaurant documented by official tourism sources as a charcoal-grilled Korean beef specialist established in 1950. The menu spans assorted cuts, ribs, sirloin, brisket, tartare, soups and cold noodles; current prices were not verified.
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Gijang Son Kalguksu
A Seomyeon Market noodle shop serving Gyeongsang-style hand-cut noodles in anchovy broth with crown daisy, chives, sesame and minced garlic. Bibim and cold noodle versions and gimbap are also documented.
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GNB Hotel Busan
A 102-room Jung-gu hotel about a 10-minute walk from Jagalchi Station, with rooms ranging from a two-person standard double to an eight-person penthouse plus and a daily breakfast buffet.
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Goban Sikdang Busan Haeundae
A Haeundae grilled-meat restaurant identified by the operator as a Goban Sikdang branch. Busan’s restaurant listing documents daily split service and a 22:00 last order. Brand-wide menu information does not guarantee every item is currently offered at this branch.
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Goodoldays Hotel
A Jungang-dong hotel with five documented room formats for two to four guests. Rooms include record players and stationery, and Jungang Station Exit 1 is documented as a one-minute walk away.
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Grab the Ocean Songdo
A hotel at 97 Songdohaebyeon-ro with documented city-view, ocean-view, family-terrace and Korean-style room configurations.
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Gray 193 Hotel Gwangalli
A 38-room hotel in Ocean Bridge Building B near Gwangalli Beach, with double and twin room formats for two or three guests. Standard check-in is 16:00 and checkout is 12:00; parking and breakfast conditions should be checked against the booked plan.
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Griffin Bay Hotel
A Nampo-area hotel near Jagalchi Market with double, twin, triple and ondol room formats. Check-in begins at 15:00, and guests arriving after 22:00 must contact the front desk in advance.
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Gwangalli Eonyang Bulgogi Busanjip
A Namcheon-dong restaurant whose documented representative dish is a 200 g serving of Eonyang-style bulgogi made with Korean female cattle. Busan's official tourism page records more than 30 years of history and the use of produce cultivated by the restaurant.
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Haeundae Blue Story Hotel
A Haeundae hotel offering city-view, partial-ocean-view, twin, duplex and party-room formats. Check-in begins at 15:00 and checkout is by 11:00; the operator advises advance contact for arrivals after midnight.
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Haeundae Centum Hotel
A Centum City hotel with 35㎡ standard and residence rooms, larger suites, in-room kitchenette options, coin laundry and direct subway access via Centum City Station Exit 3.
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Golden Gate Noodlebar
A Haeundae restaurant whose city-hosted menu identifies Chinese-style noodle dishes including mala soup noodles, beef soup noodles, chow mein and seafood noodles.
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Haeundae Lee-Daebak
A Jung-dong barbecue restaurant serving thinly sliced Korean pork belly that is aged and flash-frozen. Two- and four-person first-order sets include grilling vegetables and soybean-paste stew with Hanwoo beef.
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Halmae Gaya Milmyeon
A restaurant near BIFF Square serving Busan-style milmyeon: chewy flour-and-starch noodles with chilled clear broth. Bibimmyeon and handmade jumbo mandu are also documented.
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Hanwha Resort Haeundae
A 417-room resort condominium in Haeundae's Marine City, with documented room formats for two to seven guests. Check-in and checkout times differ between off-season weekdays and weekends, holidays or peak seasons.
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H-AVENUE Gwangalli
A 30-room, two-star tourist hotel occupying floors 11 and 12 of the Badamaru building in Millak-dong. Check-in begins at 16:00, checkout is by 12:00, and the operator documents kiosk self-check-in, luggage storage and free self-parking.
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H Avenue Hotel Seomyeon Station
A Seomyeon hotel with six documented room categories, from Standard Double to Presidential Suite. Standard Double accommodates two guests and has check-in from 16:00 and checkout before 12:00.
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Heuksoe Seomyeon Main Branch
A Seomyeon grill serving black cattle and Korean beef by cut, including a 500 g mixed platter, with separate seating for groups of 5–12.
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Homers Hotel
A 20-story hotel beside Gwangalli Beach with 131 rooms. The checked tourism listing documents 15:00 check-in, 11:00 checkout, separately charged breakfast and parking from B1 to B4.
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Hotel 1 Gwangalli
A property on Gwanganhaebyeon-ro offering premium, romantic and capsule formats; capsule choices accommodate one to four guests.
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Hotel Adela Busan
A Yeongdo hotel near Nampo with documented city- and harbor-facing rooms from 24.8㎡, plus larger suites. Check-in starts at 15:00, checkout is by 11:00, and parking is free during the stay.
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Hotel Central Bay Gwangalli
A 134-room hotel at 189 Gwang-an Haebyeon-ro with six documented room types. Check-in starts at 15:00, and the mechanical parking tower has strict vehicle restrictions.
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Hotel CONT
A boutique hotel below Yongdusan Park with double rooms and larger terrace-equipped suites. Room size, occupancy and parking constraints vary by room type.
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Hotel Foret Premier Nampo
A Nampo hotel with five listed room types, including documented 24㎡ double rooms and a 45㎡ suite. It is three minutes on foot from Nampo Underground Shopping Center Exit 5, and breakfast is served as a choice of two set meals.
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Hotel Foret the Spa
A 47-room hotel near Choryang Station with nine documented room categories, including double rooms, family twins and 71.40㎡ pool suites.
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Hotel Illua
A Dalmaji-gil hotel with 12 documented room formats spanning city-view, ocean-view, ondol, terrace, spa and suite categories.
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Hotel Libero
A 91-room Haeundae tourist hotel occupying floors 8–16 of the Save Zone building. Official tourism information documents parking, food-and-beverage outlets, event spaces and a business center.
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Hotel Marysol by Haeundae Beach
A Haeundae hotel with city- and ocean-view double or twin rooms, balconies and shower bathrooms. The front desk is in the third-floor lobby; the operator documents paid underground parking and directions from Haeundae Station Exit 3.
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Hotel Society Haeundae
A Haeundae hotel with double and family room formats for two to four guests, a 15:00 check-in and separate parking arrangements for sedans and SUVs.
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Hotel TT Seomyeon
A 103-room Seomyeon hotel with double, twin and suite configurations for up to five guests. It is about a five-minute walk from Seomyeon Station Exit 11; large vehicles may not fit in the limited mechanical parking.
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Hound Garden & Terrace Hotel Haeundae
A Haeundae hotel with a documented 30-square-metre Deluxe Double room with a balcony and king bed, plus a rooftop outdoor pool. Check-in begins at 15:00 and checkout is by 11:00.
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Hound Hotel Premier Nampo
A hotel at 24 Bosu-daero near Jagalchi Station, with double, twin, terrace and suite formats documented by official tourism sources. The current sales listing requires check-in after 15:00 and sets size limits for its mechanical parking towers.
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Ibis Ambassador Busan City Centre
A Seomyeon hotel with 207 rooms across five documented formats. Rooms range from a 17㎡ double for up to two guests to a 32㎡ family room for up to three; check-in is at 14:00 and checkout at 12:00.
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Ijaemo Pizza Main Store
A long-running Gwangbok-dong pizza restaurant whose documented menu centers on cheese-crust pizzas and oven-baked spaghetti. The two current Visit Busan pages agree on the address, phone and Sunday closure but publish slightly different closing times.
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Jamae Gukbap
A Millak-dong restaurant serving pork soup made with pork-head broth. One official listing describes doenjang-based seasoning, while a separate official feature specifies special ssamjang seasoning; sundae, lean-pork and offal soups and boiled-pork set meals are also documented.
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Jejutgan Seomyeon Branch
A Seomyeon pork-barbecue restaurant with portioned cuts and sets for two to four people. The city-operated listing documents 120–200 g meat portions, evening service and a banquet room.
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Josun Deli at Grand Josun Busan
A second-floor bakery and patisserie offering morning-baked bread, cakes, pastries, gift products and coffee made with the hotel’s Vivente Classico signature beans.
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Josun Deli at The Westin Josun Busan
A lobby-floor hotel bakery and deli offering bread, sandwiches, cakes, pastries and takeaway coffee. The hotel also identifies Josun Deli as a paid-breakfast venue.
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Kamrest Hotel Gwangalli
A registered Gwangalli lodging property with QR self check-in, rooms for two to four base occupants, and party rooms accommodating up to eight. Checkout is at noon.
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Kanda Soba Seomyeon
A Seomyeon Japanese noodle shop serving maze soba, abura soba, pork-skin and beef-tripe soba, and tonkotsu ramen. Lunch and dinner service are separated by an afternoon break.
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Kolon Seacloud Hotel
A Haeundae hotel with studio rooms and multi-bedroom residence-style suites. The official site documents Haeundae Station Exit 3 as a five-minute walk and limits on-site parking to vehicles under 2 m high.
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KWANGSU HOTEL
A Haeundae hotel with 200 rooms documented by Busan's tourism site. Its hotel-branded booking system states check-in from 15:00 and checkout by 11:00.
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Kyungsung Hotel
A Seomyeon lodging property with eight documented room types. The published examples range from a 15–24㎡ Standard Double for two people as standard to a 59㎡ Premium Deluxe with double bunk beds, a living room and a terrace for four people as standard and six at most.
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La Scala at Paradise Hotel Busan
An Italian grill restaurant in Paradise Hotel Busan’s new building. Documented signatures include charcoal-grilled U.S. Prime T-bone steak, house-made squid-ink fettuccine with bisque cream, lobster and seafood, and porcini-mushroom pizza on 48-hour-fermented dough.
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Lascos Bansang Gwangalli
A seventh-floor Korean course restaurant near the Gwangalli waterfront. Advance reservations are required, and the documented courses range from a weekday lunch to meals adding meat, raw fish, prawn or abalone dishes.
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La Seine at Lotte Hotel Busan
A fifth-floor buffet at Lotte Hotel Busan serving lamb chops, Fotiaoqiang, smoked salmon and steamed snow crab. Weekday and weekend meal schedules and prices differ.
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Last Chunsun Seomyeon Branch
A Seomyeon fusion Korean dining bar documented as serving Korean-style food with traditional alcoholic drinks. The operator publishes a brand-wide menu of hot pots, cooked dishes and smaller rice dishes, but selections at this branch should be confirmed.
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Lavi de Atlan Hotel 2
A 32-story Haeundae hotel offering documented city-skyline, combined sea-and-city, and ocean-view room choices. Check-in is at 15:00 and check-out at 11:00.
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Living Room at Park Hyatt Busan
A 31st-floor Italian restaurant serving pasta, pizza, antipasti and seasonal three- or four-course meals. Weekend and public-holiday lunch and daily dinner have separate service windows; reservations carry seating and party-size conditions.
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Lounge & Bar Terrace 292
A second-floor lounge at Grand Josun Busan serving European-style brunch and afternoon tea by day, then signature cocktails and wine at night. Reservations are accepted only for the afternoon-tea set.
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Lounge at Park Hyatt Busan
A 30th-floor hotel lounge serving snacks, burgers, afternoon tea and evening Korean-inspired dishes. Set menus can be reserved, while à-la-carte items cannot; parties of five or more should call about seating.
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Madong Restaurant
A Jungang-dong Chinese restaurant serving individual mapo tofu, dongpo pork and seasonal fish-fragrant eggplant set meals with rice and soup.
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Marianne Hotel Haeundae
A 127-room Haeundae hotel with seven documented room categories. Its current booking engine lists check-in at 15:00 and checkout at 11:00.
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Marysol Hotel by Haeundae Beach
A Gunam-ro hotel with city-view and ocean-view room categories, about one minute toward the beach from Haeundae Station Exit 3 according to the operator's directions.
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Mipo Oceanside Hotel
A 28-room hotel in Mipo with city-view and ocean-view room categories. Check-in starts at 15:00; guests arriving after 22:00 must contact the front desk in advance.
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Momoyama, LOTTE Hotel Busan
A 43rd-floor Japanese restaurant serving multi-course kaiseki and sushi-counter omakase made with seasonal ingredients. Lunch and dinner have separate last-order times for the hall, private rooms and sushi bar.
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Mugunghwa, Lotte Hotel Busan
A Korean restaurant on the 43rd floor of Lotte Hotel Busan, serving modern interpretations of traditional Korean cuisine with seasonal ingredients. Lunch and dinner have separate service periods, and four private rooms require advance reservation.
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Nampoong at Paradise Hotel Busan
A Cantonese-style Chinese restaurant on the third floor of Paradise Hotel Busan’s annex. Documented dishes include sea cucumber with flying-fish-roe sauce, paljin noodle soup and Buddha Jumps Over the Wall; lunch and dinner have separate sessions and last-order times.
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Nampo Sujebi
Opened in 1972, this restaurant serves soup with thin hand-pulled dough pieces, rice balls and Chungmu gimbap.
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NewCZ Centum Hotel
A Centum City property with standard and duplex rooms, including configurations for two to four guests. The front desk operates until 22:00, so arrivals after that time require advance contact.
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NewCZ Gwangan Hotel
A Gwangalli-area hotel with seven documented room types from a 21㎡ double room to a 52㎡ Family Suite. The official Korean page states that operation becomes contactless and unmanned after 22:00.
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NewCZ Haeundae Residence
A Haeundae residence hotel with documented 33.05㎡ and 125.61㎡ kitchen-equipped room layouts. Check-in starts at 16:00 and checkout is by 11:00.
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NewCZ Nampo Hotel
A Nampo hotel with terraces in every room and documented room formats for two to a maximum of seven guests. The official booking engine lists check-in at 15:00 and checkout at 11:00.
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Notte La Mia Hotel
A 112-room hotel near Busan Station, with rooms on floors 3–14, a second-floor restaurant and seminar room, and a 15th-floor rooftop. Check-in is at 15:00 and checkout at 11:00.
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A Gwangalli sea-view steakhouse serving à-la-carte pasta and steak, with documented lunch and dinner sets. Lunch sets combine salad, pasta, Korean-beef steak and dessert.
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O'Kims
A pub inside The Westin Josun Busan facing the Haeundae sea, with operator-documented Irish pub food, Irish favorites and bar snacks.
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On the Plate, Paradise Hotel Busan
A buffet on the first floor of Paradise Hotel Busan’s main building, with an open kitchen, terrace seating and separate breakfast, lunch and dinner sessions. Breakfast is limited to hotel guests; public online reservations cover tables of up to eight people.
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Palais de Chine at Grand Josun Busan
A fifth-floor modern Chinese restaurant serving Shaoxing-wine chili shrimp, Peking duck, Buddha Jumps Over the Wall and sweet-and-sour pork. Weekday and weekend meal periods differ.
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Palate
A contemporary restaurant on Dalmaji-gil where chef Kim Jae-hoon cooks with seasonal ingredients. Lunch is served Thursday through Sunday; Wednesday has dinner service only.
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Paledecz Condominium
A Haeundae condominium with documented room formats ranging from an approximately 50㎡ studio-style Junior Suite to multi-bedroom suites. Check-in begins at 16:00, and the office handles luggage storage from 09:00 to 22:00, excluding food and refrigerated items.
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Panorama Lounge, The Westin Josun Busan
A hotel lounge overlooking Haeundae that serves snacks, alcoholic drinks and coffee. It opens daily from 08:00 to midnight, and tables can be requested online or by telephone.
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Paradise Boutique Bakery
A bakery on the first floor of Paradise Hotel Busan’s main building, with cakes, roll cakes and pound cakes documented in its September 2026 menu. Online requests require subsequent confirmation from the venue.
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Paradise Hotel Busan
A Haeundae Beach hotel with city, ocean and ocean-terrace room categories, restaurants, ocean-spa facilities and children’s spaces.
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Paramion
A Nampo-dong hotel at 20 BIFF Gwangjang-ro, directly outside Jagalchi Station Exit 7. Its official site documents ten room types, including loft and city- or harbor-view formats, while the booking system lists 15:00 check-in and 11:00 checkout.
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Park Hyatt Busan
A Marine City hotel with 269 rooms, including 69 suites. The operator documents king, twin and family formats, late-arrival handling, luggage storage, parking and accessible-room arrangements.
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Pastry Salon at SIGNIEL BUSAN
A bakery inside SIGNIEL BUSAN’s third-floor lounge offering breads, individual desserts, whole cakes and boxed baked goods. The operator lists service from 09:00 to 22:00.
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Patisserie at Park Hyatt Busan
A first-floor pastry boutique at Park Hyatt Busan selling house-made European-style pastries, chocolates and pralines with coffee or tea. Takeaway and gift-style packaging are documented; current prices were not verified.
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Plea de Blanc
A Haeundae residence-style hotel with six documented room categories, in-room cooking equipment and on-site fitness, golf-practice and breakfast facilities. Standard Twin rooms sleep two, while Family Suites are documented for up to five guests.
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Ramada Encore by Wyndham Busan Station
A nonsmoking hotel beside Busan Station with an official online booking path, a fitness center and coin-operated laundry facilities.
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Ramada Encore by Wyndham Haeundae
A hotel at 9 Gunam-ro, one minute on foot from Exit 3 of Haeundae Station according to the hotel brochure. Documented room formats include double, twin and family-twin options; check-in begins at 15:00 and check-out is by 11:00.
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Sakae at Paradise Hotel Busan
A Japanese restaurant on the third floor of Paradise Hotel Busan's main building, offering hall tables, private rooms, Edomae-style sushi and live teppanyaki. Counter schedules and child restrictions differ, so select the seating format before booking.
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Samhwanchuksan Seomyeon Branch
A Seomyeon barbecue restaurant selling beef and pork by weight. The first meat order must total at least 500 g, or 600 g for marinated pork neck ribs; a separate charcoal and self-service-bar charge applies per table.
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Samihun
A Seomyeon Korean restaurant serving grilled Hanwoo by 100 g, sets for two to four people, and individual dishes including stone-pot short-rib soup. The current city menu lists service until 21:30 with last order at 20:30.
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Samsong Chobap Busan Nampo Main Branch
A long-running Nampo Japanese restaurant that Visit Busan documents as having more than 65 years of history. The official listings identify gimchobap, sushi sets, soba sets and pufferfish dishes, although their current operating times differ.
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Denbasta Central Hotel Seomyeon
A Seomyeon hotel with rooms for two to eight guests, including multi-bed and terrace formats. Weekday and weekend check-in times differ, and breakfast is not served on Sundays.
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Seoul Kkakdugi Nampo
A Nampo restaurant documented as making seolleongtang for more than 80 years, also serving gomtang, brisket soup and boiled beef.
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Sheobul at The Westin Josun Busan
The Korean restaurant inside The Westin Josun Busan serves regional cooking made with seasonal ingredients, ranging from à la carte dishes to hanjeongsik courses. It is listed as open daily from 11:30 to 21:00.
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Shilla Stay Haeundae
A 407-room hotel near Haeundae Beach with a buffet restaurant, meeting spaces, laundry room, rooftop pool and bar, gym and business corner. Check-in is 15:00; check-out is normally 12:00 but changes to 11:00 in July and August.
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SIGNIEL Busan In-Room Dining
SIGNIEL Busan’s room-service dining, delivered to guest rooms. Breakfast is served 06:00–11:00 and lunch and dinner 11:00–06:00 the following day, although individual dishes may have narrower service windows.
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Sky 99 Grill & Pasta
A 99th-floor restaurant inside BUSAN X the SKY serving steak-and-pasta sets built around documented Korean regional ingredients. Restaurant diners receive complimentary observatory admission.
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Solaria Nishitetsu Hotel Busan
A Seomyeon hotel with rooms ranging from a 16.3 m² single to suites of 37.3–105.5 m² for two to six guests. The official site documents a seven-minute walk from Seomyeon Station Exit 7, a Japanese–Western–Korean breakfast buffet and plan-dependent check-in and checkout conditions.
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Songdo Kitchen
A 22nd-floor restaurant at Fairfield by Marriott Busan Songdo Beach serving breakfast, lunch and dinner. Its documented menu spans Italian-style dishes, steaks and Korean sets; takeaway and four hours of complimentary restaurant parking are available.
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Sono Moon Haeundae
A Haeundae hotel offering double, family-twin, triple, suite and accessible room formats. Standard check-in is 15:00 and checkout is 11:00; arrivals after 22:00 require advance contact.
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SOTA Suite Busan Seomyeon
A Seomyeon hotel with five documented room formats accommodating two to six guests. Housekeeping for stays of at least two nights must be requested through the mobile key by 22:00 the previous evening.
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Sujeong Hoetjip Jagalchi
A Jagalchi seafood restaurant serving live-fish sashimi, coal-briquette-grilled hagfish, soy-marinated crab and individual rice or soup dishes. Many dishes have fixed prices by size, while premium wild fish varies with the day's species.
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Haeundae Suncloud Hotel
A residence-style hotel operating from the sixth floor of the Seacloud building near Haeundae Beach. Check-in is handled at the sixth-floor front desk.
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Sunset Hotel
A Haeundae hotel opened in 2008, with documented rooms ranging from a 25 m² standard double to a 110 m² presidential suite. Check-in is at 15:00 and checkout at 11:00.
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Sushi Umi
A reservation-only omakase restaurant on the sixth floor of Wyndham Grand Busan, with separate Sunday–Friday and Saturday-or-holiday lunch prices and a fixed dinner price.
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The Lounge & Bar, Lotte Hotel Busan
A first-floor hotel lounge serving drinks, light snacks and an afternoon-tea set with sandwiches, scones, cookies and a choice of beverage. Two private rooms require advance telephone reservation; weekend access can be restricted during a special strawberry buffet.
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The Lounge at SIGNIEL BUSAN
A third-floor ocean-facing lounge at SIGNIEL BUSAN serving premium coffee, afternoon tea, pastries and light meals from 10:00 until midnight.
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The View at SIGNIEL Busan
A fifth-floor hotel buffet serving documented seasonal sushi and sashimi, grilled dry-aged beef and European oven dishes. Weekend and public-holiday meal sessions differ from ordinary weekday service.
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Toh Lim, LOTTE Hotel Busan
A Chinese restaurant on the 43rd floor of LOTTE Hotel Busan, serving lunch and dinner courses. Its nine private rooms accommodate groups of 2–30 people.
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Tower Hill Hotel
A 116-room Jung-gu hotel with an operator-run booking route. The booking page documents 15:00 check-in and 11:00 checkout.
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Toyoko Inn Busan Haeundae No.2
A registered two-star Haeundae tourist hotel with complimentary buffet breakfast, a documented 10-minute walk from Haeundae Station Exit 5 and conditional paid parking.
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Toyoko Inn Busan Haeundae No.2
A 442-room business hotel registered near Haeundae Beach, with 15:00 check-in, 10:00 checkout and a complimentary breakfast buffet from 07:00 to 09:30. Its paid 47-space car park prioritizes parking-package bookings.
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Toyoko Inn Busan Jungang Station
A hotel at 125 Jungang-daero, five minutes on foot from Jungang Station Exit 17 and ten minutes from KTX Busan Station according to the operator. Check-in is at 15:00, checkout at 10:00, and complimentary buffet breakfast runs from 06:30 to 09:00.
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Toyoko Inn Busan Seomyeon
A business hotel at 39 Seojeon-ro, eight minutes on foot from Seomyeon Station exits 8 or 10 according to the operator. Check-in starts at 15:00, check-out is by 10:00, and complimentary buffet breakfast runs 06:30–09:00.
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Toyoko Inn Busan Station No.1
A business hotel beside Busan Station with complimentary breakfast, 15:00 check-in and 10:00 checkout. The operator documents a one-minute walk from KTX Busan Station Exit 1 and a two-minute walk from subway Line 1 Exit 6.
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Travelodge Suites Busan Centum
A Centum City hotel with nine documented room formats ranging from 29 to 51㎡, in-room laundry facilities, 15:00 check-in and 11:00 checkout.
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UH Continental Centerpoint
A Haeundae hotel with seven room types for two to seven guests, including double, bunk-bed, family and spa-suite formats. Check-in is after 15:00 and the off-site indoor car park is within a ten-minute walk.
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UH Suite The Haeundae 1
The operator identifies the property at 271 Haeundaehaebyeon-ro as Haeundae 1, distinct from Haeundae 2 at number 257. Its brand page documents accommodation for two to six guests and ocean views in every room.
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Urban Kitchen at Fairfield by Marriott Busan
The on-site breakfast buffet at Fairfield by Marriott Busan, operating daily from 06:30 to 10:30. The operator currently advertises a KRW 20,000 front-desk pre-purchase price instead of KRW 22,000, without advance reservation; the offer may end early.
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Urbanstay Busan Seomyeon
A contactless urban residence at 752 Jungang-daero. Its documented studios combine a kitchen, bathroom and living/sleeping area.
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The Westin Josun Busan
A beachfront hotel between Dongbaekseom and Haeundae Beach, with garden-, beach- or city-view rooms, five restaurants, an indoor pool and documented accessible routes to major facilities.
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Wonjo Seomyeon So-Galbisal, Main Branch
A Bujeon-dong beef barbecue restaurant serving rib-finger meat aged with Changnyeong garlic, with full, half-and-half and 200g half-plate formats. The first order must be a full plate.
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Wonjo Seomyeon Sogalbisal Nampo Branch
A Nampo branch specializing in Hanwoo galbisal aged with Changnyeong garlic. The menu documents full and half portions, while Naver reservations start at four guests.
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Wootender Haeundae
A Korean beef restaurant in Haeundae serving individually priced 100 g cuts, a 350 g assorted rib-finger set, beef dishes and rice or noodle meals. It operates daily with an afternoon break; lunch and dinner have separate last-order times.
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Wyndham Grand Busan
A 271-room and suite hotel at the entrance to Songdo Beach, with documented ocean-view room categories and an indoor pool overlooking the sea and Namhang Bridge.
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Yangbokjeom Busan Seomyeon
A Seomyeon charcoal-grill restaurant serving lamb skewers and chops alongside Chinese dishes such as squid-ink guo bao rou and mapo tofu. The official weekly schedule covers all seven days, with last orders 30 minutes before closing.
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Yasumaru Shokudo
A restaurant in Bujeon-dong whose documented representative dishes are parang-guksu and mackerel seaweed roll. Service hours, breaks and lunch last orders differ between weekdays and Saturday; dinner last order is 20:30.
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Youngmu Parade Hotel Haeundae
A Haeundae hotel with city- and ocean-view room categories, including standard, family, premier, suite and pet-accompanying options. Check-in begins at 15:00 Monday–Thursday and at 16:00 Friday–Sunday and specified holiday or peak periods.
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