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Three Dessert Cafes Loved by Locals and International Visitors

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Busan has become a hotspot for dessert lovers. If you’re looking to satisfy your sweet tooth, here are three signature dessert cafes that have become favorites among international visitors.

Subheading: 1. Kim Mochi – Giant Fresh Fruit Mochi You Have to Try

Kim Mochi is a trendy dessert cafe that opened just two months ago in Gwangalli. Its signature menu item is oversized fruit mochi filled with fresh, sweet fruit wrapped in delightfully chewy mochi.

Choose from a variety of fruits, including sweet mangoes, melons, strawberries, blueberries, and tangerines. In addition to its giant fruit mochi, the cafe also serves cream-filled mochi with specialty tapioca pearls, classic chewy mochi, and a variety of beverages.
Although it has only recently opened, the cafe has quickly gained popularity on social media, hosted a number of pop-up events, and continues to attract both local and international visitors.

Store Information

Address
#103, 1F, 166 Gwangnam-ro, Suyeong-gu, Busan
Phone
+82-51-711-5516
Hours
12:00 PM–8:00 PM (Closed on Tuesdays)

2. Busan Bada Sand – A Signature Busan Souvenir

Busan Bada Sand has become one of Busan’s signature dessert souvenirs and is a must-buy for many visitors. With locations in both Haeridangil Street and Gamcheon Culture Village, it’s easy to stop by while exploring some of Busan’s most popular attractions.

Its signature product is the Busan Bada Sand—butter sand cookies made with honey produced in Busan and premium French butter. They’re even more delicious when served chilled. In addition to Busan Bada Sand, the shop also offers Busan Bada Candy, Busan Bada Caramel, and Busan Bada Cookies.

Store Information

Address
- Original Location: 1F, 21 Udong 1-ro 20beon-gil, Haeundae-gu, Busan
- Busan Bada Sand Hills: 127 Gamnae 2-ro, Saha-gu, Busan
Hours
- Original Location: 11 AM–7 PM
- Busan Bada Sand Hills: 9:30 AM–6:00 PM

3. Keveren House – Soft and Creamy! Charming Dessert Gifts from Busan

Keveren House is a dessert cafe located in Haeridangil Street. From its vintage European-style storefront to its cozy, charming interior, the cafe offers a distinctive atmosphere that’s as delightful as its desserts. Its signature menu item is Duplit Bread, available in a variety of flavors filled with rich, creamy fillings.

Duplit Bread is sold in gift boxes of six or eight, making it an ideal souvenir or gift to bring home after your trip to Busan. Because the bakery itself is quite small, visitors who wish to dine in can enjoy their desserts at the nearby Duplit Cafe in Haeridangil Street.

Store Information

Address
1F, 14-5 Udong 1-ro 38beonga-gil, Haeundae-gu, Busan
Signature Menu
Duplit Bread
Hours
11:00 AM–8:00 PM

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

Q1. Which dessert cafes in Busan are popular with international visitors?
A. Many dessert cafes in Busan are popular with international visitors. Kim Mochi in Gwangalli is known for its giant fresh fruit mochi, while Busan Bada Sand and Keveren House in Haeridangil Street are famous for their signature Busan desserts and beautifully packaged gift sets, making them excellent places to pick up souvenirs.

Q2. What are some good dessert souvenirs from Busan?
A. If you’re looking for dessert souvenirs that represent Busan, Busan Bada Sand and Keveren House’s Duplit Bread are excellent choices. Both shops offer attractively packaged gift sets that are perfect for bringing home or giving as gifts.

Q3. Are there dessert cafes near Gwangalli and Haeundae?
A. Yes. You can visit Kim Mochi near Gwangalli Beach, and Busan Bada Sand and Keveren House in the Haeridangil Street area near Haeundae Beach. Each cafe offers its own unique desserts and atmosphere, making them worthwhile stops during your visit to Busan.

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