[2025 Busan Attraction] Travel Guide for Texas Street (Updated Jul)

#celebratewithtrip I wasn’t expecting to see Texas Street in Busan just happen to spot this place after getting off from Busan , it located just opposite of the station. It isn’t uncommon to see cutesy themed streets or villages in Korea and I have come across quite a few of them. However, most themed villages attract families with kids or young couples. Texas street was deserted in the morning except for some shop selling market stuff .However, a quick internet search revealed that this street is totally different in the wee hours of the night and rivals Seoul’s Itaewon as all pub and bar will be open and a lot of foreigners will here here and hence there a nickname call Foreigners street . Tip : This street also led to Chinatown in Busan

#DomesticTravel #BusanTravel #KoreaTravel #BusanTravel #BusanChinatown #EmotionalCafe #CafeIcha The quiet sound of waves can be heard when standing on the dock. The rough sound of tea and busy people can be heard behind it. When I stand in between them, I finally feel that I have come to Busan. Korea's second city, here. 206 Jungang-daero, Dong-gu, Busan Accessibility: About 2 and a half hours from Seoul Station KTX. Round trip is about 110,000 won. The seats are comfortable and there is a work space, so I didn't feel too tired. Lee Jae-mo Pizza: The most famous pizza restaurant in Busan. Unfortunately, it was a day off on the day I visited, so I couldn't enjoy it. I'll look forward to the next time! Chinatown: An exotic street located right in front of Busan Station. Not only Chinese, but also Russians and other Asian groceries and foreigners can be easily found. There are many large sculptures and buildings, so it is fun to look at. Maggie Jang: A Chinese restaurant with 65 years of tradition. It is the first store in Chinatown, and the owner is friendly and the food is delicious. Cafe Icha: A sentimental cafe-style store. The store is small, but there is steady demand. You can enjoy the feeling of drinking makgeolli by putting the amount of powdered rice in a pot. I recommend it to those who say, “I want to feel like I’m drinking makgeolli, but I can’t drink alcohol.” Busan Port: We walked while chatting. It is easy to walk, but it is quite far from the center and there is not much to see. EU Pizza & Pasta: This is a place I stopped by instead of Lee Jae-mo’s Pizza. It is not special or good, to put it mildly. It was okay. The Way Hotel: It is located 3 minutes away from Busan Station. The facilities are ordinary, but the distance is a huge advantage. Thanks to this, it was easy to get home the next day. Busan Starlight Sand: Busan's famous butter sand. It's not greasy and has a moderate sweetness, so it's perfect as a gift. Food Court Pork Noodle Soup: I ordered it because I was sad that I had to take the KTX home. However, it didn't cool down, so I ended up throwing most of it away. Everyone, check the time carefully. Busan is always full of energy, but it's a city full of emotions in every place. I hope it becomes a city that many Koreans and foreigners visit.

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Name: Brown Hands Baekje Address: 1086-3, Choryang-dong, Dong-gu, Busan Business Hours: Daily 10:00 - 22:00 This place is also convenient to access by public transportation. It's close to Busan Station, making it a great spot to stop by during your travels. The interior design is unique yet comfortable, making it perfect for spending time with friends. I recommend their peanut butter cookies and coffee combination. The sweet and nutty flavors are exceptional.

During the day to take pictures of some old American western cowboy signs and buildings is okay, bachelorettes are best not to come over at night, although the neon lights are beautiful at night. I heard that this place started to develop into the Busan Red Light District because there used to be many foreign crews and US troops visiting. After all, outside Busan Station is Busan Port. The crew and sailors like to find bars for entertainment after landing. It's a bit like Wanchai Bar Street. The difference is that there are more Russian signs here, maybe more Russians now.

In front of Busan Station... When you cross the road, you will see a large sign that says Texas Street. This is an alley with a long history. There used to be many bars for foreigners, but now it is an alley with a unique drinking culture where foreigners and Koreans come together. There are many places where Russian and Filipino bands play live music. It is a unique place where you can buy a glass of LD and have a conversation in English. It is good to go with friends, but solo travelers are not lonely(?) either. I recommend "Boracay", which has two female Filipino bands.