A Cozy Winter Afternoon in Jeonpo~!!π
Hi everyone, it’s Fisherman Choi back with more Busan vibes!
Today, the winter wind in Busan was quite biting,
so I decided to skip the sea and spend my afternoon in the cozy alleys of Jeonpo-dong.
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| Cozy alleys of Jeonpo-dong! |
Even if you aren't planning to buy anything,
this neighborhood is the perfect place to get lost for a few hours~!!
Here is a glimpse into my day!π
✨ 1. Alley-Hopping: Hidden Prop Shops & Warm Vibes
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| cute prop shops |
If you take a random turn, you're likely to stumble upon a tiny, beautifully decorated prop shop (Sopum-shop).πΆ
Because it was freezing outside today,
these shops felt like warm sanctuaries.π°
I saw everything from adorable plushies and rare figures to the trendiest keyrings.
Honestly, just "window shopping" through these curated spaces is a joy in itself.
It’s like visiting a mini-museum of someone’s personal taste.
π± 2. Lunch Time: A Secret Gyukatsu Spot
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| Gyukatsu for lunch. |
But I have to mention the egg over rice that came with it.π
It was so charming and delicious that I’m planning to recreate it at home.
Sometimes, it’s those small details that make a meal memorable.
π« 3. The "Dujjonku" Hunt: Trying Korea’s Trendiest Dessert
If you are in Korea right now, you’ve probably heard of "Dujjonku" (Dubai-style Chewy Cookies).
It’s a viral mix of pistachio and chocolate with a texture that is both crunchy and incredibly chewy.ππ
Most places are sold out by noon, but since Jeonpo is a cafe heaven, I finally found a spot that had them! It’s a bit pricey, but after one bite, I totally got the hype.
Today was my first time trying the strawberry-infused version, and it was life-changing. My bank account might be crying, but I’m definitely going back for more tomorrow! πΈ
πΊ️ Final Thoughts: Why You Should Visit Jeonpo
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| Busan, Jeonpo-dong |
Want to see more of my Jeonpo adventures? Check out my previous post (>>Part 1) for more tips!
See you in the next one! Bye!π




