Jiyocoffee Busan Suyeong Review 2026: Hidden Cafe & Mont Blanc

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While in the Suyeong (수영) area of Busan (부산) for a friend's bridal shower, we found ourselves with some extra time before our rental ended. We decided to look for a nearby cafe, but to our surprise, many places opened quite late!

So, we just walked into an open cafe without much expectation, but wow! This place had such a vibrant, market-inspired vibe combined with the owner's cool, hip aesthetic. It was absolutely perfect for taking photos and just hanging out!

If you're ever near Suyeong Station (수영역) or in the Suyeong-gu (수영구) area of Busan and looking for a cafe with this kind of unique atmosphere, I highly recommend Jiyocoffee (지요커피)!

1. Jiyocoffee: Location, Hours, and Menu in Busan Suyeong

Jiyocoffee (지요커피), a charming cafe in Busan's (부산) Suyeong (수영) district, is conveniently located near Paldo Market (팔도시장). It's an easy walk, just about 5 minutes on foot from Suyeong Station (수영역).

As for their operating hours, Jiyocoffee is open from 10:00 AM to 7:00 PM. Just a heads-up, they are closed every Tuesday, so plan your visit accordingly!

There isn't a dedicated parking lot for the cafe, so it's best to use the paid public parking facility at Paldo Market (팔도시장).

When you step inside, the cafe's atmosphere truly exudes that authentic market feel. The first thing you'll notice is the old iron gate at the entrance – I absolutely loved that they kept it as is! It really adds to the charm.

The owner's personal touch and aesthetic really shone through in the interior design, with unique decor scattered throughout the cafe!

It all blends seamlessly with the cafe's overall vibe, never feeling overdone. From the framed art to the adorable little figurines, finding each new detail was a pleasant surprise and brought a smile to my face!

Inside the cafe, there were two small tables for two people right near the ordering counter. Further back, there was also a bar table and another area with a table that could comfortably seat four, offering more space for groups.

The menu offers a good selection, including various coffees, teas, and even decaffeinated coffee options.

They also feature unique tea pairings like Earl Grey Peach Tea, Peppermint Yuja Tea, Coco Grapefruit Melange, and Royal Milk Tea Latte, among others!

We decided to order both an Iced Americano and a hot Americano.

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Since we both love chestnuts, we also ordered the Bo-ni Chestnut Mont Blanc Cake, which cost ₩7,500 (~$6).

While the menu mentioned that the Mocha Vanilla Cake was Jiyocoffee's signature, our love for chestnuts led us straight to the chestnut cake!

2. Jiyocoffee Busan Suyeong: Mont Blanc Cake and Coffee Review

First, let's talk about the coffee! I wouldn't say I'm a coffee connoisseur, but I found it to be quite good and satisfying.

And this Bo-ni Chestnut cake? It had a surprisingly dense, almost pound cake-like texture, which was a pleasant surprise!

It paired perfectly with the coffee, making for a delightful treat!

If you're looking for a cafe with a great atmosphere near Suyeong Station (수영역) in Busan, I definitely recommend Jiyocoffee (지요커피)!