Eat

Korea is justly renowned for its great seafood tradition, and Busan as Korea's main coastal city provides possibly the best opportunity to try fresh seafood caught locally.
Jagalchi fish market where most of the seafood is landed. You can turn up at 07:00 for delicious grilled fish and a variation of Korean 'hangover soup', although many experiences at both the high and low end are available to you throughout the day.
International market where everything is available at very cheap prices. You can eat Spicy Glass Noodles, Chungmu-style Gimbap and Ssiat hotteok(sweet Korean pancake stuffed with seeds), etc.
Note that restaurants in Korea can open and close frequently, although if an establishment listed below has closed then another good option is likely to be found close by. Korean restaurants also usually serve only a few specialty dishes, so check with your party beforehand. Vegetarians, as elsewhere in Korea, should be mindful that there are limited options in Busan.

Busan as a coastal city is well known for fresh seafood. Note that restaurants in Korea can open and close frequently, although if an establishment below has closed then another good option is likely to be found close by. Korean restaurants also usually serve only a variation on a speciality dish, so check with your party beforehand. Vegetarians should select a restaurant with suitable dishes since customization of orders almost never happens.

There are dishes you should try in Busan that are not typically available in other parts of Korea.

Dong-nae pajeon is a seafood and green onion pancake, an affordable and popular Busan dish.

Daegu Tang (대구탕) is a delicious flaky cod soup with vegetables. You will find dedicated restuarents for this at the east side of Haeundae beach.

Bokguk is a soup made with pufferfish, the type of which is extremely poisonous. (The same as Japanese Fugu) There are many places in Busan licensed to prepare pufferfish, but you may want to know what you are getting into! Typically there are cartoon pictures of a fish looking like a balloon outside, so should be easy to spot.

Local Specialties

There are dishes you should try in Busan that are not typically available in other parts of Korea.

• Dong-nae pajeon (동래파전) is a seafood and green onion pancake, an affordable and popular Busan dish.
• Daegu Tang (대구탕) is a delicious flaky cod soup with vegetables. You will find dedicated restaurants for this at the east side of Haeundae beach.
• Bokguk is a soup made with pufferfish, the type of which is extremely poisonous. It is the same as Japanese Fugu. There are many places in Busan licensed to prepare pufferfish, but you may want to know what you are getting into. Typically there are cartoon pictures of a fish looking like a balloon outside, so should be easy to spot.

Budget

• Gimbap Cheongook (김밥천국), a block to the north of Busan station (orange-yellow-white sign). Serves up gimbap from W2000 and all sorts of noodles for ₩2,500-4,000. No English menu or sign, but if you can say it they'll make it, and it's open 24 hours a day, 7 days a week.
• welly&, Busan station 3F. This food court serves all the usual Korean favorites, with plastic food and English menus making ordering a snap. Meals from ₩5,000.
• Seoul Kakkduggi, Nampo-dong. Specializes in beef soups and kakkduggi side dish. Meals around ₩6,000.
• Amby's, Texas St (Russia Town). European, N. American, Russian, and S.E. Asian dishes; try the borscht stew. Popular with sailors and their lady companions, the best time to go is after midnight. A small shop offering a limited selection of dust-covered western goods is located in the front. 
• Eva's near Kyeongseong University (경성대) turns into a bar, but they serve excellent Western food, and American-style breakfast until the afternoon. Open air bar. Thursday is lady’s bottomless drinks for ₩15,000. In-Jung runs the bar and is a great hostess.
• Gaya milmyoen, ☎ 051-747-9404. It's a 10-minute walk from Jungdong Station. Main dish is wheat noodles. Meals around ₩5,000. It opens from 9:30a.m.-9:00p.m. It has large parking space. 051-747-9404

• Dong-nae halmae pa-jeon, Subway station Su-an (line 4) ,exit 3 (Cross the street to bab-d0-dook 1bun ji and walk down about 5 minutes (2blocks), and turn left at the Busan bank, and walk down about 1 minute, then you can see on your left.), ☎ 051-552-0792. 12:00-22:00. Except every monday, holiday. The menu is a pancake. Get into the seafood and mushrooms. Dong-nae is the old name "Busan". it was made in joseon dynasty, and it served at the king's table. it defferent from other original pa-jeons. It has a lot of chives and a small quantity of dough. Also, it made with various kinds of seafood. KRW20,000.  edit

• Wolfhound Irish Pub & Restaurant, Haeundae ("(Walk), ☎ 051-746-7913, [25]. from 5pm on weekdays, 11AM weekends. A recently opened proper pub serving a variety of premium draft beers and hearty western food at reasonable prices. Great place for a mid week dinner and pint or to party on the weekends. Check out the reviews of the place online. from KRW5,900.  edit

• Namaste, Haeundae (Subway Station no 203. Exit 3. Walk down the main street towards the beach. Take 5th Right (first diagonal street). Just before BMW dealership, restaurant is on the right, basement level.), ☎ 051-746-1946, 070-8282-6645, [26]. Solid Indian fare in a stylish environment. Starters KRW3,000-6,000; Main Courses KRW12,000-20,000.  edit

• Shabana Indian Restaurant, 56-1 3rd Flr Deyon-dong Namgu (Subway Station no 212 Kyungsung University and From the Century 21 building across from Kyungsung University, either take a left at Pizza Hut, and then your first left, walk to the end of the block it is on the 3rd floor across from the Seven Eleven. Or walking from Vinyl to the subway, it is the second street on your right, across from Buy the Way), ☎ 051-621-4821, [27]. 11AM-10PM. Authentic Indian restaurant owned by Indian. US$10-20.  edit

• Hello Thai, good Thai restaurant located near Haeundae Beach, on an alleyway across from Aqua Beach Hotel or down the alley (away from the beach) from Miami, ☎ 051-731-5033. 11:30-23:00, last order time 22:30. Prices range from ₩9,000 for simple meals to ₩60,000 for set menus..  edit

• WonJo-halmae-daeJigukbab is famous restaurants in Korea. Menu is pork soup, suyuk (boiled meat) Haeundae subway exit 1, 3 minutes walk along the main road. Phone=051-731-2866. KRW 4000.
• YOUNG-DO SAMJIN FISH CAKE, fish cake croquette is 6,900 Won, a box of six .Fish cake is listed at between 500 and 1,500 won, It is located at Bongnae-dong 2-ga, Yeongdo-gu, Busan. It is open from 9:00 to 20:00. Use bus : Busan Station field : 190,101 (bongnae market get off) , Jagalchi,Nampodong field 8,113, 30, 66,135,186 (Yeongdo Post Office stepping off)
• Seomyeon-Songjeong three generations of soup is located in Busan, Bujeon 2-dong, Busanjin-gu, Busan, 255 - 15 / 051- 806 - 7181/ to Exit 1 five minutes and walk. 24 hours a day, soup is 6000 won
• Gaegeum Busan Metropolitan Gaegeum-dong, Busanjin-gu, Busan, a push, 171 34 051 892 3466 business hours to 9:30 am pm 20:00 /holiday Gaegeum Wheat noodle is closing/out line 2 and upward into the market Gaegeum into road between shoes and TRY

Splurge

• Millak Town Raw Fish Center, Gwangalli Beach. Busan is famous for raw fish ('회 Hway'), which the Koreans eat in the same style as bulgogi, namely topped with kimchi and gochujang and wrapped in a lettuce leaf. One of the best places to sample this is in a large brown building at the northern end of Gwangalli Beach. The first floor is the actual fish market and the floors above are packed with nothing but restaurants serving it up. This can get expensive, so order a set or specify your budget to avoid surprises. Restaurants of Around Coastline are usually expensive. Just head to Private Japaneses Restaurants in Down Town for better quality.

• Jagalchi market is the biggest traditional fish market in Busan. There are many attractive places near Jagalchi market. Gukje market, Can market(Ggangtong market), Nampodong & Gwangbok-dong shopping district, food street, PIFF plaza are all within walking distance.

• Ventanas Grill Steak and Seafood, Novotel Ambassador, Haeundae, tel. +82 051-743 1234. Steak, fresh seafood, premier wine. Business hour 11:00am to 12:00pm and sunday 6:00pm to 11:00pm. Sephia style interior design, cozy atmosphere, and ocean view. Price 55,00won ~ 150,000won. you should book to have a good table as soon as possible.

• the king, Typical food of this restaurant sell crabs you can eat king crab and snow crab with diverse sauce. located in haeundae gu jaesongdong 1212. ☎ 051-781-3543 business time 11:30am~11pm.

• Oryukdo gawon, ☎ 051-635-0707 Yongho-dong Nam-gu 894-55 business hour 11:30am to 10pm. this is barbecue restaurant. the restaurant building was awarded Busan Architectural awards in 2011.

• Ming Ju ,this is a fusion chinese restaurant.☎ 051-747-1849 they have a luxurious interior. 11:30am to 10pm this is located on haeunae udon 1509 Centum Marcus building second floor. after the meal you can go on foot nearby parks(APEC Naru park,BEXCO,Olympics park).

• The Party. ‘The Party’ restaurant is very famous buffet restaurant. There are meats, Roll, Sushi, Fry food and dt cetera. ‘The Party’ restaurant is located in Busan Hea-un-dea Centum-Science-park building B1F. If you want to go there, Take the subway and get off at Centum station. and And the walk for 10 minutes. Price is 38,000 WON per person. Please refer, weekend is more expensive. and children' price is half of adult. Open time is Daily 12:00 and Closing time is Daily 21:30. If you want to go there, Would be better to book in advance. Tel number is 051-711-7770. 

• Mitaki. Mitaki is located in Busan Haeundae Dalmaji-gil 139 JS building 4,5 floor. this restaurant is Japanese restaurant. also they have bar. this restaurant’s hour of operation divided by time. Lunch : 11:30 ~ 15:00 (L.O 14:00) Dinner : 17:30 ~ 22:00 (L.O 21:00) Bar : 17:30 ~ 23:30 (L.O 23:30) Menu : Casual Lunch formal : 15000 won ~ 38000 won mini Kaiseki (lunch) : 50000won ~ 60000 won Kaiseki(Dinner) : 80000 won ~ 150000 won grilled food : 78000 won ~ 150000 won also, you can see the Gwangan Bridge and Haeundae Beach in Mitaki. if you want to get the more information, you access the homepage. homepage is http://www.mitakiso.com/pusan/
• Busan Westin Chosun Hotel Camellia(BUFFET). Location : Westin Chosun Busan Lobby Tel : 82-51-749-7434 homepage: http://twcb.echosunhotel.com/comm/en/busan/Camellia.action?leftMenuId=031 Business Hour Breakfast : 06:30am ~ 09:30am Lunch : 11:30am ~ 15:00pm Dinner : 18:00pm ~ 22:00pm Price Breakfast : Adult : KRW42,000 Lunch : Adult: KRW69,000 Dinner : Adult: KRW79,000 * All prices include 10% service charge and 10% tax * Elementary School Student discount approximately 40~50% * Preschooler discount approximately 70% *weekend and holiday’s hour of operation is different compare to usual. so you must check time. 

Street Food

• Seeat hotdduck (Seed Korean pan cake), This is one of the famous Korean street food. It is made of flour, brown sugar, margarine and assorted seeds. This seed hotdduck is sweet, salty and nutty. It’s KRW1,000 per piece. It is located left side from Seo-myeon Lotte Department Store back gate. Seo-myeon(Subway Line1, Line2) station exit 7
• Gwangbokdong food street, Gwangbokdong is the name of the street. It opened in May 1950. There are lots of people selling street food. Ddokbokki(spice rice cake), soondea, kimbab etc. You can enjoy lots of street food. But the best one is bibimdangmyun. This made cellophane noodles, vegetables, and spicy sauce. If you want try a unique noodle dish, you should try this one. It’s KRW2,000 per bowl. It located Jagalchi station (subway Line 1), exit 7. go for 225M towards Daecheng-dong

Cafes

• Cafe Aslan, Jangsan. Leave Jangsan station (Line 1) exit 13, walk for about a minute or so, then turn left. It's kinda tucked away to the left side. Fantastic tasting coffee and backed pastries, along with a really great ambience. Coffee is a little expensive at KRW5,500 a cup. (free wi-fi and laptop ower points), webpage: http://blog.naver.com/cafeaslan , open time: 9:00 / close time:24:00
• Coffee factory, Sister to the two located in Nampo-dong, Coffee Factory prides itself on the in house blends and barista skills. They have a range of blends, all made in house. Those with Korean skills or a Korean friend can take the Barista training on the ground floor. For those less inclined to put the effort into their delicious coffees, the coffee shop is on the first floor. Coffees around 5,000, Cakes around 5,000. webpage: http://cafe.naver.com/thecoffeefactory/ . Open time: 10:00 / Close time: 23:00. directions: Take exit 2 Seomyeon station. Walk straight, turn left at Tom and Tom’s café, turn right at the fork by Ella’s Café, and it is 200m on your left.
• Sulbing(Korean Dessert Café), Sulbing is cozy and comfortable, but always bustling and busy, and for good reason. It’s the traditional Korean dessert of bingsoo (빙수), but with shaved milk instead of shaved ice and generous heapings of injeomi (인절미), sticky rice cake with sweet bean powder over it. Service is fast. You can also order sweet toast with injeolmi and any number of drinks, ranging from standard coffees and lattes to special traditional Korean teas. Cost range is KRW4,500–12,000. http://sulbing.com Monday to thursday: 10:30~22:30, Friday: 10:30~23:00, Saturday: 10:30~23:00. Directions: The original Sulbing is located at the midpoint of Nampo Station and Jagalchi Station in the lively Nampo shopping district. From Nampo Station (남포역) exit 7, turn left and head up the street. When the road splits at a three-way intersection, bear left and you’ll see Sulbing on the second floor, above a Lacoste shop. There are many other locations in Busan (Seomyeon, Haeundae, PNU)
• Café 301, Café 301 is very famous around Kyunsung Univ. & Pukyong Nat’l Univ station for vintage café. The concept is vintage and homey. With a dim lighting here and there, soft blanket, and a ton of magazine. All menus are serving with small flower decoration. And drinks and cakes, waffles are very delicious and decorated with ingredients (fruits). Here has many fruit drinks and all kind of coffees as well. Usually after lunch time, there’s no seat. Because café 301 don’t have big space. But if u go other time, you can feel comfortable and cozy atmosphere.Price is from KRW5,000. Open: 11:00-23:00. Directions: 58-11 Daeyeon-dong (15 Yongso-ro), Nam-gu, Busan, South Korea. From around Kyunsung Univ. & Pukyong Nat’l Univ station exit 3, turn right and keep going down 3 block. The cafe located in a building next to "Innisfree" store (beauty / cosmetic store) and its on the 3rd floor.
• Coffeesmith in Gwangalli Beach, Located just in front of the Gwangalli Beach. And there’s interior is very simple and have big open space with glass wall and terrace. (there are many cafes in front of the beach but here is the best place for nice view. The front wall is all with glass.) So you can enjoy the Gwangalli Beach with coffee. Price from KRW6,000. http://www.coffeesmith.co.kr Open: 9:00-17:00. Directions: From gwangalli Station, exit 5 or 3, follow the road to the beach. When u get the beach, turn left and walk around 150m. Just next to the ‘Angel in us’ you can see Coffeesmith.
• Pat zzii cafe ‘팥찌’.

Drink

Busan has thousands if not tens of thousands of drinking places scattered throughout the city and popular spots include Nampodong and the area around Busan National University.
Just look around, and look up, on most streets if you are looking for a bar. Any tall commercial building is likely to have a few inside, usually with English words displayed and often the German word 'Hof' that indicated a place for eating and drinking.
The Kyungsung University area has the most selections in terms of density and sheer numbers of drinking establishments of any area in Busan.
​Gwangalli beach in Suyeong is a great place for a drink, especially at night time with the Gwangan bridge lit up over the bay.
In Haeundae, most of the bars that appeal to westerners are on the main street (Gunam-ro) between Haeundae metro station (exit 5) and the beach. 

• Ghetto, Probably the cheapest drinks in Busan. ₩1,000 shots of your preferred liquor. A dancing club with very loud music.
• Foxy, A dancing club with live DJs. Sometimes there are live performances of locals. Cover varies nightly, can be as high as ₩15,000. You will want a private room to escape the crowd, prepare to pay for that as well.
• Ol'55, A western style bar with a free billiards table and dart board. Hosts an open mic every Wednesday and also sometimes has live music on weekends. Popular with local expat EFL teachers. [73] Very comfortable and clean.
• Club Realize, walk straight out of Kyungsung/Pukyeong Station (Exit 1) for a few meters and take the first right, walk to the end of that block and take the next right at the long tea bar. its 2 bars over on the right, above bar king king on the 5th floor). Open on fridays and saturdays and sometimes throughout the week (available for rental during the week/sundays). The only place to see regular metal, punk and rock in Busan. A modest amount of beer and booze at the bar is complemented by a selection of in house cocktails.
• Kino-Eye, 051-628-4733. Entry fee ₩12,000 (Reserve: ₩10,000). A big bar, occasionally there's dancing and darts. Look for the creepy rabbit with the red eye. Party starts after 1AM. Movies shown every night.
• Thursday Party 051-612-6621. From the Kyungsung/Pukyeong Station exit 3, get to the road beside KT outlet, then walk around 2 blocks on the right. Very popular for foreigners, and perfect to meet locals too. Provides a lot of drinking games. Price starts from ₩3,900.
• Jeonseonsaeng (전선생), ☎ 051-626-8808. Drink prices range from ₩2,000-15,000. Recommended place for you who wants to try Korean traditional alcohol and beer. Their drinking snacks varies and delicious. 
• Cappuccino Café. Closed at 1AM. Very comfortable and has many private rooms so it’s rather quiet with slow music. Perfect for working or studying, they even has a small private study room. Price from ₩3,000-6,000. 
• Cat Café, ☎ 070-8725-4567. Opens from 1PM~10:30PM. Closed on Sundays. Different from any other cafes, in Cat Café you pay an entry fee (₩8,000), then you get unlimited drinks and snacks. There are total 12 fat, cute cats that you can actually play with! 

In Haeundae:

• A'de Choi, 89, Songjeong Gwangeogol-ro, Haeundae-gu (Songjeong-dong) (Walk out exit 1 from Haeundae Stn and transfer to bus 100 and get off at the stop Songjeong Beac), ☎ 82-51-701-1357. From 9AM to 11PM open year around. Here you can enjoy hot teas, soft and sweet deserts and coffee and well-made brunches in a comfortable climate while looking over a premium view of the Songjeong Beach. 
• Fuzzy Navel, 43-1, Gunam-ro, Haeundae-gu (Jung-dong) (Walk out exit 5 from Haeundae Stn for about 300 meters and its on your right), ☎ 82-51-746-6349. From 11AM to next 6AM. Best Menu: A variety of beer, cocktail, coffee, whisky. Without taking profit-making the only purpose of its services, this restaurant provides its own unique atmosphere that is loved by people, especially foreigners. 
• Cafe Van, 171, No.65-gil, Moontan Road, Haeundae-gu (Jung-dong) (Walk out exit 5 from Haeundae Stn and transfer to bus 39 and get off at the stop Youngnam apt and walk 10minutes), ☎ 82-51-746-8853. From 10AM to next 1am open year around. This cafe is a space where you can find the perfect harmony of the sea, the sky and coffee fragrance. You can experience korean traditional tea and desert. There you can feel the senses of nature, culture and freedom.

• Club Hive (하이브), 217, Haeundae hebyun-ro , Haeundae-gu (U-dong) (Walk out exit 7 from Haeundae Stn and It is located in the basement of the Grand Hotel and you can be found to be walking on the Haeundae beach.), ☎ 82-010-5499-3893. From 7PM to next 6am monday closed every 2weeks. Club hive as a large club of 800 square meters scale, ROOM and second floor VIP booth the first floor and are prepared. On the second floor, there is a sky booth high quality. The famous DJ and party every week . You may enjoy the DJ play and you can enjoy the best hot club of Busan.KRW15,000.
• Bibibi dang (비비당), 239-16, Dalmajigil,Haeundae-gu (From Haeundae station (Line 2) it is probably easiest to take a short taxi ride. Otherwise you can walk to the eastern end of Haeundae Beach (Mipo) and climb the small hill to arrive at the start of Dalmaji), ☎ 051-746-0705, [30]. 11:00-23:00. Korean traditional tea (green tee, yellow tea, flower tea). 

• Crossroads, A chilled out sit-down bar with an excellent music selection
• The Basement, An ultra smokey bar with pool tables and plenty of expats and food.
• Camel Bar, Miniature billiards and rarely a second customer in the place.
• Party - Home Style Pub, A western style pub with various games, including beer pong, darts, and a blackJack table with dealer. Sometimes live music. Staff speaks English. (100m N of Pusan Bank)

• Hollywood Star, Pool table and darts available. Talk to Jun, he's friendly and knowledgeable and speaks great English. Usually has sexy girls working there.
• Fuzzy Navel, A lot of fun in summer but dead in winter. Beware of the Long Island Ice Tea, famous for its blackout-inducing potential.
• Beach Bikini
• Thursday Party, Gwangalli classic. On a good night the foosball table area becomes a dancefloor and in summer the party spills onto the beach.
• Galmegi Brewery, Very nice brewpub with a dozen on-site-brewed beers and also guest taps with western craft beers. Reasonably priced with sampler sets available.
• Wild Waves Brewing, Down the street from Galmegi, Wild Waves is slightly smaller and specializes in sour beers. Their adventurous takes on classic beers (ie IPA with lactobacillus, brettanomyces stout) are especially delicious.

• Foxy's, Formerly Hollywood Star. There are two floors, three bars, and a balcony.
• Cowboy Bar, There's a cheesy wild west theme going on, but it has a good selection of drinks.
• Miller Time, Order pitchers of Miller Genuine Draft and eat some HOF style snacks.
• Thursday Party Much akin to the other Thursday Parties in town, one of the most popular places for Koreans and Westerners to intermingle.
• Rock 'n' Roll Bar . ₩3,000 cocktails, ₩6,000 for high-end drinks. Occasional live music and a laid back atmosphere. E-dart board and Pool Table. Across the street from the Lotte Hotel (look for the large sign with Kurt Cobain down the small street perpendicular to Lotte).</drink>
• Idea/Adela (Hair Cafe), Idea/Adela 2nd floor, 831-15 Mang-Mi 1Dong, Su-Young Gu. If you are sick of Starbucks coffee and bad "Americano" Coffee from Paris Baguette then you can come to this cosy, little european style cafe situated in a residential area in Mangmidong. This place has the best coffees in Busan i could find and some self-made patisseries. The place got a nice atmosphere so you can kick-back and enjoy your time there. The place is situated on the first level.

• Munster (먼스터), Nampo-Dong (Get off at Nampo-Dong subway station exit 7 and then take the third right turn on your right, go straight and you will find it on your left.). Munster is an Irish Pub located in the heart of Gwangbok-ro, Nampo-Dong. Serving a large variety of beers, cocktails, and many kinds of food for main course and side dishes. Starts from 4500KRW for their famous house beer and 8000KRW for side dishes.
• Korean Dessert Cafe (설빙), Gwangbok-ro, Nampo-Dong (Get out from exit 7 Nampo-Dong subway station line 1, take a left turn on your left and one more left on the main street. Keep walking until you see a statue and on the left you will find the Korean Dessert Cafe.), ☎ 1661-1150, [31]. 10:30AM - 10:30PM. Korean Dessert Cafe Sulbing serves wide variety of korean shaved ice dessert or widely known as patbingsoo. From 4,500-9,000KRW for desserts, 3,500-5,8000KRW for drinks.
• Bupyeong Market (부평시장 / 깡통시장), (Get off at Jagalchi subway station line 1 exit 7, turn left on the main street and take a left after 6 blocks. You will find the market right away.). 6pm-dawn. Bupyeong Market or locally known as Kkangtong (Can) Market, has many eomuk (fish cakes), danpatjuk (sweet red bean porridge) and yubu (fried tofu) stew stalls in it. Many tourists flock to this market to taste the local delicacies. This market is a night market. The section 2 of Bupyeong Market, have a shopping arcade and 30 vendor stalls. The area is composed of an eating zone (eomuk and yubu), sintoburi (domestic farm products are the best) zone, multicultural zone, hot zone (coffee, pasta) and merchandise zone. Prices start from 1000KRW.
• Josun kalguksu, 72-3daeyeondong Nam-gu, Busan (Kyungsung university Station), ☎ 051-622-5150. 24hours. Josun kalguksu is korean traditional pub. This place is located near by the Kyungsung university station which is Line 2 subway. It takes 3mins from the subway station. Josun Kalguksu has managed for 18 years since it has been in business. Also, There are many branches in Busan. The dishes cost of range is from 4,000won to 6,000won. even, there are a variety of traditional korean foods. You can enjoy korean delicious food with traditional atmosphere as well. The pub can accept people around 80 persons. 4,000~6,000won.
• Club Grid, 534-2 Bujjeon-dong, Busanjin-gu, Busan (Go to Seomyeon subway station, go out exit 7, turn left, go straight for 10 minutes and you can find it.), ☎ 051-807-1661. 11PM-6AM. A nightclub with live DJs. there are usually live performances in there with dancers. And you shouldn’t wear training pants 20,000 won.