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BUSAN DESSERT GUIDE 2026 7 Busan Fruit Mochi Spots to Try in 2026 A Dessert Tour of Gwangalli, Jeonpo, Seomyeon, and Nampo-dong 7 Fruit Mochi Spots to Try in Busan |
A trip to Busan, South Korea, calls for ocean views, great food, and a few beautiful cafés—and Busan fruit mochi fits right into that itinerary.
If you’re looking for a sweet treat while you’re here, there’s one dessert worth keeping on your radar.
Meet fruit mochi,your next dessert stop.
These soft, chewy rice cakes come filled with fruit such as mango, strawberry, tangerine, or green grapes.
Bright, juicy fruit meets silky cream, and the colorful cross-section makes cutting one in half part of the fun.
Pick some up after a walk along Gwangalli Beach, pair one with coffee on Jeonpo Café Street, or make it a sweet little highlight of your Busan trip.
From Gwangalli to Jeonpo, Seomyeon, Nampo-dong, Yangjeong, and Haeundae, here are seven fruit mochi shops in Busanto add to your list.
Fruit mochi is a chewy rice cake dessert filled with fresh fruit. From Gwangalli Beach to Seomyeon and Nampo-dong, here are seven dessert spots to explore in Busan, South Korea.
Note: The shop information below reflects each business’s own details and is separate from Yeonondam’s accommodation policies. You’ll find the property rules near the end of this article.
The 7 Best Busan Fruit Mochi Spots at a Glance
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Signature Item |
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Gwangalli |
Kim Mochi |
Giant fruit mochi: $7 |
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Jeonpo |
Ruver Coffee |
Whole-tangerine mochi: $3 |
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Jeonpo |
Lini Mochi |
Bite-size fruit mochi: $3 |
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Seomyeon |
Mochiui Haru, Seomyeon Main Branch |
Strawberry mochi: $3 |
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Nampo-dong |
Papeco |
Fruit mochi: $3 |
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Yangjeong |
Gwail Jeongwon |
Strawberry mochi: $3 |
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Haeundae |
Mochiui Haru, Haeundae Branch |
Strawberry mochi: about $3 |
Note: Prices reflect publicly available menus and shop descriptions checked in October 2026. Seasonal selections and actual selling prices may vary.
KIM MOCHI · GWANGALLI
01. Kim Mochi: Giant Fruit Mochi Near Gwangalli Beach
If you’re looking for fruit mochi in Gwangalli, start with Kim Mochi.
It’s on Gwangnam-ro, close to Gwangalli Beach, making it an easy stop after some time by the water.
The standout here is the giant fruit mochi—and it lives up to its name in size.
Listed flavors include mango, melon, and blueberry, with an optional butter-chip topping.
These are more generous than your usual bite-size mochi, so they’re worth a look if fruit-filled desserts are your thing.
This would be my pick for grabbing dessert in Gwangalli to share with friends back at your accommodation.
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Shop Details |
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Address |
Unit 103, 1st Floor, 166 Gwangnam-ro, Suyeong-gu, Busan, South Korea |
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Signature Items |
Giant fruit mochi: $7 / Giant cream mochi: $3 |
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Hours |
Listed hours: noon–8 p.m. |
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Closed |
Listed as closed on Tuesdays |
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Phone |
051-711-5516 |
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Good to Know |
Recheck opening hours before visiting. |
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What to Order Love mango? Look for the giant mango mochi. If you’d rather explore different fruits, check the day’s seasonal selection. |
Travel Tip · Try a giant mango mochi near Gwangalli Beach. It’s a fun dessert to share with friends after a walk by the sea.
RUVER COFFEE · JEONPO
02. Ruver Coffee: Whole-Tangerine Mochi on Jeonpo Café Street
If you’re planning a café crawl in Busan, Jeonpo Café Street deserves a spot on your itinerary.
Its small lanes are filled with distinctive cafés and little lifestyle shops, making this a lovely neighborhood to explore slowly.
Ruver Coffee is a Jeonpo café where you can settle in for coffee and dessert.
Two notable options are whole-tangerine mochi and nama chocolate mochi, filled with rich, soft chocolate.
Go for the tangerine if you love bright, fruity flavors, or choose the nama chocolate version for a richer treat.
It’s a good option when you want to sit down, rest your feet, and linger over dessert.
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Shop Details |
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Address |
2nd Floor, 208 Jeonpo-daero, Busanjin-gu, Busan, South Korea |
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Signature Items |
Whole-tangerine mochi: $3 / Nama chocolate mochi: $4 / Dubai chocolate mochi: $5 |
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Hours |
Weekdays: noon–9 p.m. / Weekends: noon–10 p.m. |
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Closed |
No regular closing day listed in its weekly schedule |
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Phone |
0507-1369-6395 |
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What to Order Order the whole-tangerine and nama chocolate mochi together to try both refreshing fruit and rich chocolate. |
Travel Tip · Enjoy fresh tangerine mochi and coffee on Jeonpo Café Street, one of Busan’s most popular café neighborhoods.
LINI MOCHI · JEONPO
03. Lini Mochi: Creamy Fruit Mochi in Jeonpo
For a slightly different take on fruit mochi in Jeonpo, consider Lini Mochi.
Its fruit-and-cream creations range from giant fruit mochi to bite-size pieces.
Visitor reviews also mention flavors such as mango coconut and whole peach.
If you’re trying fruit mochi for the first time, the bite-size options are an easy place to start.
This also makes a convenient takeout stop while exploring Jeonpo Café Street before heading to Seomyeon.
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Shop Details |
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Address |
1st Floor, 14 Jeonpo-daero 209beon-gil, Busanjin-gu, Busan, South Korea |
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Signature Items |
Giant fruit mochi: $7 / Bite-size fruit mochi: $3, based on published shop information |
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Hours |
1 p.m.–midnight |
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Closed |
No regular closing day shown in its map listing |
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Phone |
0507-1461-5111 |
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What to Order Try mango coconut mochi if you love fruit paired with cream. For a group tasting, look for the bite-size fruit mochi. |
Travel Tip · Try soft, creamy fruit mochi while exploring Jeonpo’s small streets and dessert shops.
MOCHIUI HARU · SEOMYEON
04. Mochiui Haru, Seomyeon Main Branch: A Colorful Fruit Selection
If you’re shopping or eating your way around Seomyeon, add Mochiui Haru’s main branch to your shortlist.
The selection includes mochi made with strawberries, green grapes, pineapple, and other fruits.
Each fruit brings a different flavor and texture, so you can mix and match your favorites.
Strawberry mochi is an especially approachable choice if you’re new to fruit-filled rice cakes.
Pick up a few varieties to share with friends or family.
The listed menu also includes fruit mochi bingsu, a Korean shaved-ice dessert, so shaved-ice fans have another reason to take a look.
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Shop Details |
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Address |
1st Floor, 28 Jungang-daero 691beon-gil, Busanjin-gu, Busan, South Korea |
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Signature Items |
Strawberry mochi: from $3 / Green grape mochi: $3 / Pineapple mochi: ₩3,500–US$3, as listed in the source |
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Hours |
11 a.m.–10 p.m. |
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Closed |
Listings differ by platform; confirm before visiting. |
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Phone |
051-807-8257 |
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What to Order On your first visit, try strawberry and green grape mochi side by side. It’s a nice way to compare the sweet strawberry filling with the fresher, brighter grape. |
Travel Tip · Choose your favorite fruit mochi in Seomyeon, Busan’s lively shopping and dining district.
PAPECO · NAMPO-DONG
05. Papeco: A Fruit Mochi Café for Your Nampo-dong Itinerary
Head to Nampo-dong if you want to explore Busan’s older streets and markets.
Gwangbok-ro, Gukje Market, BIFF Square, and Jagalchi Market are all in this area, offering plenty of unmistakably Busan atmosphere.
Papeco is a Nampo-dong café serving coffee and a range of desserts.
Alongside fruit mochi and nama chocolate mochi, its offerings include fruit sandos—Japanese-style fruit-and-cream sandwiches—and cakes.
According to the café’s own information, its desserts are made and sold the same day.
It’s a handy place to take a break while exploring Nampo-dong or pick up dessert to go.
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Shop Details |
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Address |
1st Floor, 12 Gwangbokjungang-ro, Jung-gu, Busan, South Korea |
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Signature Items |
Fruit mochi: $3 / Nama chocolate mochi: $4 |
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Hours |
10 a.m.–9 p.m., according to the business |
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Closed |
The business lists itself as open daily, but map platforms show different information. Confirm before visiting. |
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Official Instagram |
@papeco_coffee |
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What to Order Choose fruit mochi for something bright and refreshing, or nama chocolate mochi for a richer chocolate dessert. |
Travel Tip · Stop by Papeco for fruit mochi and coffee while exploring Nampo-dong, Gukje Market, and BIFF Square.
GWAIL JEONGWON · YANGJEONG
06. Gwail Jeongwon: Seasonal Fruit Mochi in Yangjeong
If the fruit itself is your favorite part of dessert, keep Gwail Jeongwon on your radar.
This Yangjeong shop, whose name means “Fruit Garden,” is known for selling both fruit and fruit-based desserts.
Published offerings include strawberry mochi, tangerine mochi, peach yogurt mochi, and other fruit desserts.
Because seasonal fruit is part of the appeal, the selection may change depending on when you visit.
It’s a good option if you’d like to find dessert in a more local neighborhood, away from Busan’s main tourist areas.
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Shop Details |
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Address |
1st Floor, 962 Jungang-daero, Busanjin-gu, Busan, South Korea |
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Signature Items |
Strawberry mochi: $3 / Giant peach yogurt mochi: $9, based on published shop information |
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Hours |
Published information indicates approximately noon–midnight. |
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Closed |
Some information lists Wednesday closures and other day-specific changes; confirm ahead. |
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What to Order Ask which seasonal fruit mochi are available that day. Peach and strawberry options, in particular, may only be sold during certain seasons. |
Travel Tip · Discover seasonal fruit mochi in Yangjeong, a local neighborhood away from Busan’s busiest tourist areas.
MOCHIUI HARU · HAEUNDAE
07. Mochiui Haru, Haeundae Branch: Fruit Mochi Near Jangsan Station
If you’re looking for fruit mochi during a Haeundae visit, consider Mochiui Haru’s Haeundae branch.
It’s near Jangsan Station, so it fits a Jangsan-area itinerary better than a quick stop from the main Haeundae beachfront.
Listed options include strawberry, green grape, and pineapple mochi.
It’s worth considering if you want to pick up fruit mochi for a snack later.
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Shop Details |
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Address |
Unit 102, Commercial Building, 80 Sesil-ro, Haeundae-gu, Busan, South Korea |
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Signature Items |
Strawberry mochi: about $3 / Green grape mochi: about $3 |
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Hours |
11 a.m.–8 p.m. |
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Closed |
Closing days differ across platforms; confirm before visiting. |
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Phone |
051-701-8257 |
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What to Order Compare the strawberry and green grape mochi, and check which seasonal flavors are available when you visit. |
Travel Tip · Find fresh fruit mochi near Jangsan Station in Haeundae. This shop is better suited to a Jangsan-area itinerary than a quick stop from Haeundae Beach.
3 EASY DESSERT ROUTES IN BUSAN
Busan Fruit Mochi: 3 Easy Dessert Itineraries
These seven dessert shops are spread across several Busan neighborhoods.
Rather than trying to visit them all in one day, choose one or two that fit the area you’re already exploring.
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ROUTE 1. Gwangalli Beach and Dessert Gwangalli Beach walk → Kim Mochi → Gwangan Bridge night views → Yeonondam This is an easy, low-effort itinerary for a day in Gwangalli. Walk by the sea during the day, pick up fruit mochi, and spend a relaxed evening enjoying it back at your accommodation. Gwangalli Beach → Fruit Mochi → Gwangan Bridge Night View → YEONONDAM |
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ROUTE 2. Jeonpo Café Street and Seomyeon Shopping Jeonpo Café Street → Ruver Coffee or Lini Mochi → Seomyeon shopping → Mochiui Haru, Seomyeon Main Branch Choose this route if you want cafés, dessert, and shopping in one outing. Start with Jeonpo’s little lifestyle shops and cafés, then head to Seomyeon for shopping. From Gwangalli, take Subway Line 2 from Gwangan Station directly to Jeonpo or Seomyeon Station—no transfers needed. Jeonpo Café Street → Fruit Mochi → Seomyeon Shopping |
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ROUTE 3. A Local Food and Market Walk in Nampo-dong Gwangbok-ro → Papeco → Gukje Market → BIFF Square → Jagalchi Market Nampo-dong is a great area to experience Busan’s market culture and food together. Enjoy fruit mochi as a snack, then try local market favorites such as ssiat hotteok, a sweet griddled pancake filled with seeds, or Busan eomuk, the city’s famous fish cakes. Nampo-dong → Papeco → Gukje Market → BIFF Square → Jagalchi Market |
USEFUL KOREAN PHRASES
How to Order Fruit Mochi in Korean
You don’t need much Korean to order fruit mochi—a few simple phrases can make it much easier.
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Igeo hana juseyo. — One of these, please. |
One of these, please. |
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Ttalgi mochi isseoyo? — Do you have strawberry mochi? |
Do you have strawberry mochi? |
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Gajang ingi inneun menyuga mwoyeyo? — What’s your most popular item? |
What’s your most popular item? |
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Pojanghae juseyo. — To go, please. |
To go, please. |
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Oneul mandeun mochi-ingayo? — Was this mochi made today? |
Was this mochi made today? |
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Naengjang bogwanhaeya hanayo? — Should I keep this refrigerated? |
Should I keep this refrigerated? |
Many fruit mochi varieties contain fresh fruit and cream.
Follow the shop’s storage instructions and enjoy them as soon as possible, rather than carrying them around for hours.
A SWEET STAY IN GWANGALLI
Bring Your Busan Dessert Finds Back to a Gwangalli Stay
Some of a trip’s best memories happen away from the famous sights.
A walk by the sea, a favorite dessert, and time sharing it with friends or family back at your accommodation can be just as special.
If you’d like a more relaxed stay in Gwangalli, take a look at Yeonondam.
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YEONONDAM GWANGAN BEACH Yeonondam Gwangan Beach This accommodation is about a 2-minute walk from Gwangalli Beach. With two bedrooms, two bathrooms, a spacious living room, and a dining area, it works well for friends or families staying together. A cinema room, Jacuzzi, and board games give you plenty to enjoy indoors after a day of exploring. · About a 2-minute walk to Gwangalli Beach · Standard occupancy: 4 / Maximum occupancy: 10 · 2 bedrooms · 2 bathrooms · Cinema room · Jacuzzi · Board games · Washer · Dryer · Check-in: 4 p.m. / Check-out: noon Just a 2-minute walk from Gwangalli Beach, with spacious rooms, a cinema room, and a Jacuzzi for a relaxing group stay. |
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YEONONDAM GWANGAN STATION Yeonondam Gwangan Station This accommodation is about a 3-minute walk from Gwangan Station. It’s a convenient base if you want to explore Seomyeon, Jeonpo, and other parts of Busan by subway. There are two bedrooms and three queen-size beds, with space for up to six guests. · About a 3-minute walk to Gwangan Station · About a 10–15-minute walk to Gwangalli Beach · Maximum occupancy: 6 · 2 bedrooms · 3 queen-size beds · Washer · Dryer · Check-in: 3 p.m. / Check-out: 11 a.m. Only a 3-minute walk from Gwangan Station, making it convenient to explore Busan by subway. |
Ocean views, good food, and time to stay together and catch up.
Here’s to a day in Busan you’ll remember long after you leave.
Yeonondam · YEONONDAM
Stay together, share stories, and make memories.
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Yeonondam Accommodation Policies The shop information in this article reflects each business’s own details and is separate from Yeonondam’s accommodation policies. Yeonondam Gwangan Beach and Yeonondam Gwangan Station are convenient places to stay for a Gwangalli-centered itinerary. Please note that pets are not permitted. Other house rules include restrictions on outside visitors, no smoking indoors, and keeping noise down after 10 p.m. Something allowed at a shop may not be permitted at the accommodation, so review Yeonondam’s property guidelines before booking. |
Frequently Asked Questions
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Shop Information Q. Can I visit several fruit mochi shops in Busan in one day? |
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A. The seven shops are spread across Gwangalli, Jeonpo, Seomyeon, Nampo-dong, Yangjeong, and Haeundae, so choosing one or two per day is more practical. Gwangalli pairs easily with Jeonpo and Seomyeon because Subway Line 2 connects them without a transfer. |
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Shop Information Q. Are the listed opening hours and closing days accurate? |
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A. These details were compiled from public information as of October 12, 2026, but some shops have conflicting listings across platforms. Double-check Naver Map or call the shop before visiting. |
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Shop Information Q. Can I carry takeout fruit mochi around for a long time? |
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A. Many varieties contain fruit and cream. Follow the shop’s storage instructions and eat them as soon as possible. |
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Accommodation Policies Q. Can I eat takeout desserts at Yeonondam? |
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A. The Gwangan Beach property has a dining area where you can share desserts you’ve brought back. However, barbecuing and cooking that leaves strong odors are not permitted. |
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Accommodation Policies Q. Can I stay at Yeonondam with a pet? |
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A. Pets are not permitted at either Yeonondam Gwangan Beach or Yeonondam Gwangan Station. |
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Accommodation Policies Q. What are the check-in and check-out times? |
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A. Gwangan Beach: check-in at 4 p.m., check-out at noon. Gwangan Station: check-in at 3 p.m., check-out at 11 a.m. |
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The Quick Take · These seven fruit mochi stops span Kim Mochi in Gwangalli; Ruver Coffee and Lini Mochi in Jeonpo; Mochiui Haru in Seomyeon; Papeco in Nampo-dong; Gwail Jeongwon in Yangjeong; and Mochiui Haru’s Haeundae branch. Pick one or two that fit your day’s itinerary. · Yeonondam Gwangan Beach is a private accommodation about a 2-minute walk from Gwangalli Beach. With room for up to 10 guests, it suits family and friend trips where sharing takeout desserts is part of the fun. |
Check Before You Go
This article was compiled from publicly available business listings, menus, visitor reviews, and other information as of October 12, 2026.
Shop hours, closing days, and menu prices may change. Seasonal fruit mochi may sell out or vary with the season and ingredient availability, so check with each shop before visiting.
Opening hours, prices, and seasonal fruit selections may change. Please check with each shop before visiting.
This Busan travel guide was compiled directly by the Yeonondam blog. Any sponsorship or complimentary products or services will be disclosed separately.
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