Tucked away in the scenic coastal village of Cheongsapo near Haeundae Blueline Park, Simmian Busan is a serene tea cafe set inside a beautifully crafted Kyoto-style wooden house.
The cafe specializes in authentic Japanese-inspired tea refreshments and desserts, serving velvety matcha shaved ice (bingsu), crispy sweet monaka wafers, artisan jellies, and premium brewed teas.
With its tranquil indoor garden courtyard and calming aesthetic, it is the perfect relaxing hideaway to recharge after exploring the Haeundae coastal train route.
🗺️ How to Visit Simmian Busan: Location & Access Guide
📍 Quick Info
- Address: 70-29 Cheongsapo-ro, Haeundae-gu, Busan (심미안)
- Hours: Mon – Sun 10:00 – 21:00 (Last order: 20:30)
- Phone: +82 70-8835-7029
- Price Range: ₩10,000 – ₩20,000 per person
- Popular Menu: Malcha Bingsu / Matcha Shaved Ice (말차눈꽃빙수 ₩13,000), Malcha Genzai / Matcha Parfait (말차겐자이 ₩14,000), Signature Matcha Latte (말차라떼 ₩7,500), Premium Monaka (프리미엄 모나카 ₩4,500–₩5,500), Traditional Sweet Bean Jelly (오리지널 양갱 ₩4,000), Nagasaki Castella (나가사키 카스텔라 ₩4,500)
- Map: View on Google Maps
Walking:
[ 🚃 Haeundae Blueline Park Cheongsapo Station ]
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│ (Approx. 400m / 5-6 min walk)
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[ 🍵 Simmian Busan (심미안) ]
🚌 By Bus:
Take Haeundae Maeul Bus No. 2 (해운대구2) ➔ Get off at "Cheongsapo Entrance (청사포입구)" or "Cheongsapo (청사포 종점)" Bus Stop ➔ Walk for about 2-4 minutes (approx. 150-250m) into the alleyway.
🚕 By Taxi:
Approx. 10-15 mins from Haeundae Beach or Jangsan Station (Line 2) (approx. ₩6,000–₩8,000). Show the driver: "부산 해운대구 청사포로 70-29 (심미안)".✨ Inside Simmian Busan: Atmosphere & Menu Review
You can arrive at Simmian Busan with a short walk from Haeundae Blueline Park Cheongsapo Station. The pathway involves a gentle uphill slope, so it takes a little bit of effort.

The exterior features a unique design that beautifully combines Japanese wooden architecture with modern aesthetics.



You can clearly feel the gentle presence of flowers, trees, and pure nature throughout the entire space.

You can place your beverage and dessert order right at the main counter near the entrance.

A thoughtful introduction to the tea of the day is placed right on display beside a delicate bonsai tree.

This is the menu board, showcasing artisanal matcha selections, traditional teas, and authentic desserts.

A classic vintage audio system is installed inside, and the speakers are remarkably large in person.

And inside the teahouse, there is an indoor Zen rock garden that offers a deeply calming view.

While the interior space is not overly massive, it offers varied seating options including solo window counters and comfortable group tables.



Reflecting the owner’s passion for collecting, antique teacups, classic ceramics, and vintage artworks are beautifully displayed in a glass showcase.



Since this place is renowned for its artisanal matcha, I ordered the signature matcha latte and a rich matcha chocolate latte.

Outside, there is also a charming pocket garden that adds to the peaceful atmosphere.

A table near the entrance opened up just in time, so I took a seat there. This area truly feels like the prime photo spot of the teahouse.



It is a wonderful spot where you can sit comfortably and watch the colorful fish swimming in the courtyard pond.

The deeply tranquil ambiance provided a truly restorative healing experience for the mind. I genuinely encourage you to stop by and experience it in person.

Within a 5-minute walk, there is a Japanese grilled eel rice restaurant selected for the Michelin Guide Busan in 2026. I enjoyed an exceptionally delicious meal here myself, so I highly recommend checking it out.
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