Matcha Cafes in Jeonpo, Busan

If you want a choice between cake and ice cream, Kape Kkamino at 180-3 Jeonpo-daero fits the bill. This cafe serves matcha Basque cheesecake and matcha affogato alongside brunch dishes. The cheesecake is made without flour, using organic matcha powder and cream cheese, while the affogato pairs matcha with soft-serve ice cream.

With terraces on the first and second floors, it’s also an option when you’re looking for an outdoor seat. Hours are 11:30–22:00 Tuesday–Friday and 11:30–21:00 Saturday–Sunday, so it closes an hour earlier on weekends. It is closed on Mondays and offers no parking.

If you’re looking for both pudding and pie, Hippi is on the first floor at 12 Dongseong-ro 25beon-gil. This dessert cafe serves a variety of cream pies, and a visitor review praised its Uji matcha cream pudding. The reviewer described the pudding’s texture as unlike anything they had encountered before, making it a suggestion for anyone seeking a different texture from familiar cakes.

The pies come in a wide range of flavors, including chestnut, basil tomato, and corn, and the chestnut cream pie costs ₩8,500. The wood-finished interior is decorated with teddy bears, and one review noted that there were more seats inside than expected. It opens daily from 11:00–22:00, with last orders at 21:30, and offers no parking.

When you want matcha right down to the batter, there’s Daljoribeop Busan Jeonpo Branch on the second floor at 80 Seojeon-ro 58beon-gil. This crepe cafe uses batter made with Uji matcha from Kyoto, along with matcha spread. Its signature crepe also includes fresh blueberries and custard brûlée, pairing matcha with fruit and cream.

You can also choose your own crepe ingredients instead of ordering a set combination. It opens daily from 12:00–22:00, but last orders are at 21:20. There is no parking, and some reviews mention having to wait during their visits.

Pasobeubusan serves Uji matcha pot tiramisu on the first floor at 30-7 Dongseong-ro 39beon-gil. Combining Uji matcha with mascarpone cream, it suits anyone who wants matcha in a creamy dessert. Visitor reviews have praised this tiramisu for its intense matcha flavor and good balance of bitterness and sweetness.

To drink alongside it, the kyot matcha latte costs ₩7,000, and there is also a fig matcha drink combining fig-leaf tea with Uji matcha. The cafe has a garden and terrace and opens daily from 11:00–22:00. However, children are not allowed, there is no parking, and one review said the small interior seemed difficult to use as a group.

If you want chocolate and matcha together, there’s Dondu Keopi. This matcha and brownie cafe is on the second floor at 14-1 Jeonpo-daero 223beon-gil, and its matcha black brownie costs ₩7,500. Matcha cream tops a dark cocoa brownie, making it a suggestion for anyone who prefers chocolate and cream to desserts made with matcha batter.

The drinks include a coconut matcha cloud that combines coconut water with matcha cream. Multiple reviews describe the space as clean and quiet, although one visitor who came for matcha was disappointed that the flavor was milder than expected. Children are not allowed, and there is no parking.