Gong Cha Centum City: Bubble Tea Cafe Near BEXCO (5 Min Walk)

If you are looking for Gong Cha Centum City, there are actually three locations in the area—which goes to show just how popular it is here!
Two of them are located inside Shinsegae Department Store and Lotte Department Store. However, I’ll be introducing the standalone street-level branch, which is much closer to BEXCO and the surrounding hotel area.

This branch is a great little spot to take a quick break with a Taro Milk Tea or milk foam tea. If you need a refreshing drink while walking around Haeundae Centum City or just want a casual tea break, here is everything you need to know before visiting Gong Cha Centum City.

🗺️ How to Visit Gong Cha Centum City: Location & Access Guide

📍 Quick Info

• Address: 20 Centum 2-ro, Haeundae-gu, Busan (Centum Tower Medical #104)
• Phone: +82 70-8648-1881
• Hours: 08:00 AM – 09:30 PM Daily (Last Order 09:15 PM)
• Price Range: ₩4,000 – ₩10,000 per person
• Popular Menu: Taro Milk Tea with Pearls, Black Milk Tea with Pearls
• Map:View on Google Maps

Walking:

[ 🚇 Centum City Station (Subway Line 2) / Exit 3 or 11 ]
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      ▼ (Approx. 350m / 5 min walk)
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[ 🥤 Gong Cha Centum City ]


[ 🏛️ BEXCO Exhibition Center ]
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      ▼ (Approx. 250m / 3-4 min walk)
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[ 🥤 Gong Cha Centum City ]


By Bus:
Take Bus No. 115, 181, 307, or Express Bus 1001 / 1002 ➔ Get off at "Centum City Station / BEXCO" Bus Stop ➔ Walk for about 3-4 minutes (approx. 250m).

By Taxi:
Approx. 5-10 mins from Haeundae Beach or Marine City (Basic to short fare).

✨ Inside Gong Cha Centum City: Seating & Bubble Tea Menu Guide

Gong Cha is so famous that I wondered if I even needed to write a review.
However, I noticed there wasn’t much detailed information online, and many people don’t realize that the Gong Cha Centum City branch is actually a great spot to relax.

This branch is located on the 1st floor of Centum Tower Medical, facing the main street.

You can easily order via the kiosk, which supports multiple languages—I selected English for convenience.

Gong Cha is most famous for its Taro Milk Tea. But if you’ve already tried it, I recommend adding aloe and pearls to an original tea. It adds a nice, refreshing sweetness that tastes amazing.

They also offer low-sugar options to match current health trends.

They also have a selection of packaged cafe snacks, desserts, and simple cakes available.

I ordered the Brown Sugar Milk Tea and Taro Milk Tea. The Brown Sugar Milk Tea delivers that classic, authentic Taiwanese boba flavor.

As a personal tip for toppings: aloe or coconut pairs best with original teas, while tapioca pearls and cheese foam (highly recommended!) go exceptionally well with milk teas for a rich, complex flavor!

If you want to try a local Korean dish just a 3-minute walk away, I highly recommend checking this out—a local spicy octopus rice bowl spot (similar to Nakgobsae)!

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