Bibibidang Busan: Ocean View Traditional Teahouse cafe

Silver bird sculpture placed on the windowsill overlooking the ocean at Bibibidang Busan

Perched along the scenic heights of Dalmaji Hill, Bibibidang (비비비당) is a premier traditional Korean teahouse offering breathtaking panoramic views of the ocean.

Known for serving authentic Korean teas, refreshing fruit punches, and seasonal desserts like pumpkin shaved ice in a serene, modern-traditional interior, it is an essential cultural culinary stop for travelers exploring Haeundae.

🗺️ How to Visit Bibibidang Busan: Location & Access Guide

📍 Quick Info

Address: 239-16 Dalmaji-gil, Haeundae-gu, Busan (비비비당)
Phone: +82 51-746-0705
Hours: 10:30 – 21:30 or 22:00 Daily (Hours vary slightly by day; Last order: 21:00 – 21:30)
Price Range: ₩16,000 – ₩25,000+ per person (Coffee & Drinks ₩5,500 – ₩7,000 / Brunch & Pasta ₩16,000 – ₩24,000)
Popular Menu: Dal Set Menu (달 1인) – ₩23,000, Couple Tea Set (연인찻상 2인) – ₩35,000, Sweet Pumpkin Shaved Ice (단호박 빙수) – ₩13,000
Map: View on Google Maps

🚶 Walking:

[ 🏖️ Haeundae Beach ]
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        │ (Walk approx. 2.1km / 30–35 mins OR Taxi 5–7 mins)
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[ 🍵 Bibibidang Busan (Dalmaji Hill) ]


🚌 By Bus:

Take Busan Bus (No. 139, 141, or Haeundae-2) ➔ Get off at "Cheongsapo Intersection (청사포입구)" or "Dalmaji-gil" Bus Stop ➔ Walk up toward the main Dalmaji road for about 3–5 minutes.

🚕 By Taxi:

Approx. 5–12 mins from Haeundae Beach or Songjeong Beach.
Show the driver: "부산 해운대구 달맞이길 239-16 비비비당으로 가주세요"

✨ Inside Bibibidang Busan: Atmosphere & Food Guide

I highly recommend Bibibidang as a truly wonderful cafe offering stunning coastline views from Dalmaji Hill in Haeundae. It is located on the 4th floor of the building.

Exterior building view of Bibibidang located on Dalmaji Hill in Haeundae, Busan

When you step out on the 4th floor, this inviting and serene space welcomes you.

Traditional stone slab decorated with floral arrangements at the entrance of Bibibidang

If you open the door and walk inside, you will find the ordering counter.

Traditional wooden reception counter inside Bibibidang Busan

The interior features a traditional room-style layout, divided into common areas and private spaces as you head up to the second floor.

Traditional Korean style private rooms and wooden interior at Bibibidang

Traditional white ceramic jar and contemporary artwork displayed inside Bibibidang

Low wooden tea tables and cushions arranged on straw mat flooring

Private traditional seating room overlooking the ocean through a wide window

This is the wooden staircase leading up to the second floor.

Dark wooden staircase leading to the second floor of Bibibidang

There are also table seating options with chairs available.

Chair and table seating arrangement facing the ocean-view window

There are many fine art pieces displayed throughout the interior, blending wonderfully with the pretty space.

Large contemporary art piece displayed on the white wall inside Bibibidang

Minimalist abstract art painting hanging on the gallery wall

Colorful patterned textile artwork displayed above a small wooden console table

Textured square wall art piece placed above an antique stone water basin

This shows the comprehensive full menu.

Full menu list showing various traditional teas and prices at Bibibidang

This is the detailed menu explained with photographs.

Illustrated detailed menu page featuring recommended course sets

Menu page showing the Couple Tea Set with dessert options

Our ordered seasonal Magnolia flower tea and red bean shaved ice have arrived.

Tray set of Magnolia flower tea and red bean shaved ice on a table with an ocean view

This is the Patbingsu. The side snack had a chewy, rice-cake-like texture, making it look pretty and match wonderfully. The patbingsu features finely shaved milk ice, making it exceptionally delicious from the very first bite to the last.

Close-up of sweet milk patbingsu served with a chewy traditional rice cake snack

The Magnolia flower tea was served along with handmade sweet red bean jelly. Once you finish drinking the tea, you can ask the staff to refill it with hot water and brew it once more.

Magnolia flower tea set served in a glass teapot with handmade sweet red bean jelly

The Dalmaji-gil road is clearly visible, and the surrounding lush trees create a truly relaxing atmosphere.

Scenic view of Dalmaji-gil road and green trees viewed through the cafe window

This is truly one of the prettiest spaces in Busan, complete with wonderful teas to match. I strongly recommend visiting at least once.

Customer sitting by the large ocean-view window enjoying the serene ambiance

I also recommend visiting the art gallery located within a 15-minute walk, as well as the recently Michelin restaurant just a 3-minute walk away.