Small lights blooming on the night sea, Yeongdo Pojangmacha Street at night

#OctoberTravelSupport If I had to pick the place where I felt most alive during my trip to Busan, it was definitely Yeongdo Pojangmacha Street. While the ocean view during the day is beautiful, the real charm of this place begins after sunset. The bright lights of the food stalls lining the seaside come on, and the sound of seafood sizzling on grills and the laughter of people fill the air. As soon as I sat down, the first thing I ordered was butter-grilled scallops. The aroma of butter wafted in, mixing with the smell of the sea, and the tension of the trip melted away. Next came stir-fried squid, seafood pancakes, and a bottle of Busan soju. While it might seem like a common dish, the fact that I was eating it with the night sea as a backdrop made it even more delicious. As the sea breeze grew slightly chilly, I warmed my hands by the stove in front of the pojangmacha and took a moment to gaze out at the sea. The gentle swaying of the waves and the lights of ships passing in the distance created a scene straight out of a movie. The atmosphere that naturally invites you to greet the people next to you is a unique charm of this place. It's not fancy, but it's a cozy and warm space. Yeongdo Pocha Alley isn't just a place to eat; it's a place where you can fully experience the Busan nightlife. If you're planning a trip to Busan, I highly recommend setting aside some time at night to end your day here. 📍 Yeongdo Pocha Alley, Busan #BusanTravel #YeongdoPochaAlley #BusanNightView #PojangmachaSensation #TravelReview #NightDate