De Marigny Busan : Elegant European Brunch & Cafe Next to OPS Bakery

De Marigny Busan storefront signboard with European style architecture

Enjoy Pastries at De Marigny

Located right next to OPS Bakery, De Marigny is an elegant French-style salon de thé and bistro.
Here, you can pair OPS’s delicious pastries with premium coffees, artisanal teas, or a relaxing brunch in a sophisticated European atmosphere.
It’s the perfect spot to unwind after grabbing your favorite treats from OPS.

🗺️ How to Get to De Marigny Busan : European Bistro & Cafe

📍 Quick Info

Start: Dongbaek Station (Subway Line 2), Exit 1
Distance: Approx. 800m
Time: Approx. 10–12 minute walk (or 3-minute taxi ride)
Bus Stop: Hyperion or Camellia Haute Stop (Bus No. 139, 307, Haeundae-gu 7)
Bus Distance & Time: Approx. 100–150m / 1–2 minute walk
Phone: +82 51-741-1278
Hours: 9:00 AM – 10:00 PM daily (Open year-round)
Map: View on Google Maps

Walking from Subway:

[🚇 Dongbaek Station (Subway Line 2) - Exit 1]
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           │ (Walk approx. 800m / 10-12 mins)
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[🍷 De Marigny Busan (Right next to OPS)]


By Bus:

[ Take Bus No. 139, 307, or Haeundae-gu 7 (Local Bus) ]
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[ Get off at "Hyperion" or "Camellia Haute" Bus Stop ]
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           │ (Walk 1-2 mins)
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[🥖 De Marigny Busan (Right next to OPS)]


From Haeundae Beach:

A 10 to 12-minute walk (approx. 800m) toward Marine City starting from Haeundae Main Square (Event Plaza).

✨ Inside De Marigny Busan : Atmosphere & Brunch Guide

Did you come over after reading my [ OPS Bakery Busan – Top 3 Iconic Bakery in Haeundae (Camellia Branch) ] post? This is De Marigny, a restaurant operated directly by OPS Bakery. It has a wonderfully classic European vibe.

For the entrance, you can either come in directly from the main street or walk through the connected passage from the OPS bakery.

De Marigny Busan main entrance with classic stone steps

The outdoor menu board is a bit hard to see in this photo, but don’t worry—I’ll show you a detailed look at the menu inside the restaurant in a moment!

De Marigny Busan outdoor menu display board

Inside, the navy-and-white tiles paired with warm orange lighting create a gorgeous accent. Isn’t it so pretty?

De Marigny Busan spacious interior hall with orange lighting

Right by the entrance, they have fresh salads and cold-pressed juices available for takeout.

De Marigny Busan takeout showcase for salads and drinks

A selection of OPS pastries is also displayed right inside here as well.

De Marigny Busan OPS bakery pastry display area

Isn’t this display table stunning? It was so beautiful that I actually used this exact photo as the main cover image for my OPS post too!

De Marigny Busan elegant floral table decor and interior

Here is a photo of the full menu board.

De Marigny Busan full brunch and dining menu stand

They offer a wide variety of dishes including soups, brunch items, and pastas.
As a Western restaurant, the prices are surprisingly reasonable!

De Marigny Busan soup and brunch menu close up

De Marigny Busan pasta and western dish menu details

You can place your order right here.

If you bought pastries from OPS and just want to enjoy a quick bite, you’re more than welcome to just order drinks here!

De Marigny Busan ordering counter and warm lighting

There is plenty of seating available and the space is quite spacious.

De Marigny Busan comfortable dining table seating area

De Marigny Busan cozy European style dining space

De Marigny Busan stylish corner seating with classic artwork

I personally love European architecture and interior styles, so every time I visit De Marigny, it really makes me feel like traveling abroad.

De Marigny Busan European fireplace decoration and mirror

Our drinks arrived—we ordered a matcha latte and tea. As for the pastries we brought over from OPS, we had a pollack roe baguette, choux cream bread, and a pudding danish.

De Marigny Busan table with drinks and OPS pastries

I mentioned this in my OPS Bakery post as well, but you MUST try this one. Absolutely 100%!

De Marigny Busan delicious pudding danish pastry from OPS

From the window view, you can catch a glimpse of the ocean, and that yacht passing by is right there because the harbor and dock are located directly in front of the restaurant.

De Marigny Busan window seating view with marina and yachts

Can you see the boats just beyond the glass?

De Marigny Busan garden view looking out to the harbor

They say warm orange lighting has a psychological and physiological relaxing effect, and indeed, I felt so cozy and comfortable while sitting here. I almost wanted to take a little nap… though maybe it was just a food coma! haha

De Marigny Busan warm wall sconce lamp creating cozy ambiance

Even the kitchen and dish return counter look super neat and pretty. Every now and then, you’ll see the chef step out to check on things.

De Marigny Busan neat kitchen entrance and service area

The surroundings are so pretty, and you can even spot the LCT building way in the distance. It’s an easy walk from Haeundae Beach, too. We actually stepped out to head over to Dongbaek Island right next door, but this place was just too gorgeous not to post about!

De Marigny Busan exterior pathway with view of LCT in the distance

Behind the hotel in the photo is Dongbaek Island. The moment you step out of De Marigny, this dock area pops right up.

De Marigny Busan nearby seaside promenade and Dongbaek Island dock

Now, shall we walk around Dongbaek Island to digest a bit? It’s a small island, perfect for a casual stroll. You might even spot some stray cats, and walking along the coastline offers absolutely stunning views!