Busan 🇰🇷Cheongsapo Seaside Hanok Cafe🤎

I didn't find this place when I was planning the trip. I came to Cheongsapo to take a picture of the Haeundae train crossing the road. But it was too windy and cold. I waited for half an hour but didn't get the picture I wanted. So I was angry and wanted to find a place to sit down. I accidentally found this treasure place. This Hanok was originally built in 1911 and has a history of more than 100 years. The small courtyard was illuminated by the sun in the afternoon. French dining tables and chairs were used in the Hanok. The gate and the furniture in the Hanok still retain very delicate wood carvings and paintings. Compared with the Hanok in Seoul, this place has a more ancient palace drama feel! The food here is also very unique. It doesn't sell Western desserts like in a normal cafe. The set meal we ordered includes a black sesame cake and a cup of pear tea. The black sesame cake is a surprise. It has a solid texture but is still moist and has a strong sesame flavor. The light fresh cream and sesame biscuit crumbs on the side add a different taste. The pear tea is sweet and sour, which is a perfect match with the cake. It is recommended that you visit here before or after taking the Haeundae capsule train. 📍청사포역 cheongsapo station 부산 해운대구 청사포로58번길 121 청사포역 #GlobalTravel #Korea #Busan