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Restaurants at Shinsegae Department Store Centum City

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Korean Restaurant Sariwon at Shinsegae Centum City

Koreans say, “금강산도 식후경 /Geumgansando sikhukyeong/,” which means that you have to eat first however important the thing you are about to do. Shopping at Shinsegae Centum City may be on your top to-do list, but you have to have a full stomach to enjoy it.

List of Restaurants and Cafes at Shinsegae Department Store Centum City

  • Sariwon (사리원) – Korean Cuisine
  • Gaejeong (개정) – Korean Cuisine
  • Dim Dim Sum (딤딤섬) – Chinese Dim Sum
  • Milhwa (밀화) – Korean Cuisine
  • Spice Market (스파이스 마켓) – Thai Cuisine
  • C27 – Cheesecake & Cafe

General Information of Shinsegae Department Store Centum City

Address and Map

35 Centumnam-daero, U-dong, Haeundae-gu, Busan, South Korea


Hours

  • 11:00 a.m. – 9:30 p.m. (last order by 9:00 p.m.)
  • Closed: Check the department store schedule on its website.

How to Get to Shinseage Department Store Centum City

Subway: Line 2 (Green Line). Get off at Centum City Station (센텀시티/206). The department store and the subway station are connected via an underground pathway.

Contact

Call: +82 1588-1234 (Shinsegae Centum City)
Website: Restaurants Page
Instagram: @centumcity_shinsegae


Restaurants at Shinsegae Centum City 9th Floor

Shinsegae Centum City (신세계 센텀시티) is the largest department store in the world recognized by Guinness World Records. And, restaurants at the shopping center do not fall short of the department store’s fame.

Three areas at the shopping center host restaurants to satisfy shoppers’ cravings: at the department store, restaurants are both on the 9th floor and food market on the basement floor. And more restaurants and cafes are PamieStation and Food Trucks on the 4th floor at the Shinsegae Mall. Let’s start with the restaurants on the 9th floor.


Sariwon (사리원), Korean Cuisine

The owner came to Busan from North Korea and opened Sariwon in Seomyeon 60 years ago. The second generation is now running the business and this is their second store.

The restaurant is famous for Pyeongyang Naengmyeon (평양냉면). Naengmyeon is a cold noodle and you can choose either a cold noodle with soup or a spicy one without soup. Other menus include Korean dumplings, yukgaejang (육개장), and more. The menu is in English for international visitors.

  • Call: +82 51-745-1844
Pyeongyang Cold Buckwheat Noodle in Busan
Cold buckwheat noodles in Pyeongyang style (Pyeongyang mulnaengmyeon / 평양물냉면)
Hamheung spicy buckwheat noodle at Shinsegae Centum City
Spicy buckwheat noodles in Hamheung style (Hamheung bibim naengmyeon / 함흥비빔냉면)
Bossam at Sariwon in Shinsegae Centum City, Busan
Personal cabbage bundle, Pork wraps (bossam jeongsik / 보쌈정식)
Jumbo sized spicy buckwheat noodle in Busan
Jumbo Sized Spicy Buckwheat Noodles (jaengban naengmyeon / 쟁반냉면)
Korean Restaurant Sariwon in Busan, South Korea
Seating at Sariwon Restaurant

Gaejeong (개정), Korean Cuisine

Gaejeong is another Korean restaurant with a long history. The first store opened in Daegu in 1978. Its signature menu is beef tartare bibimbap in Jeonju style (Jeonju yukhoe bibimbap / 전주육회비빔밥). You can order different types of bibimbap such as hot stone pot bibimbap with cheese (cheese dolsot bibimbap / 치즈돌솥비빔밥). The menu is in English with pictures.

  • Call: +82 51-745-2088
Hot stone pot bibimbap at Gaejeong in Shinsegae Centum City
Jeonju style bibimbap in a hot stone pot (dolsot bibimbap/돌솥비빔밥)
Seafood Green Onion Korean Pancake in Busan
Seafood and green onion pancake (haemul pajeon/해물파전)
Boiled dumplings at Busan Shinsegae
Boiled dumplings (mulmandu/물만두)
Acorn Jelly Salad at Korean Restaurant in Busan
Acorn jelly salad (도토리묵 무침/dotorimuk muchim)
Gaejeong Korean Restaurant at Shinsegae Centum City
Korean restaurant, Gaejeong (개정)

Dim Dim Sum (딤딤섬), Chinese Dim Sum

Dim Dim Sum (딤딤섬) first opened in Hong Kong in 2010, and the business has expanded to more locations in Shanghai, Taiwan, and South Korea. The Korean location invites executive chefs from Hong Kong in order to keep the same original flavors. You can order dim sums at a la carte and other menus like noodles and rice individually. Or they offer a set menu for a group of 2, 3, or 4 people.

  • Call: +82-51-745-2026
Dim Sum at Dim Dim Sum, Shinsegae Centum City
Dim Sums at Dim Dim Sum
Dim Sum at Busan Shinsegae
I ordered a set menu for my group.
Dim Dim Sum Korea in Busan Shinsegae
Dim Dim Sum at Shinsegae Centum City

Milhwa (밀화), Korean Cuisine

If you’d like to try something that you can cook at your table, the Korean cuisine restaurant Milhwa offers a couple of choices. Here, you can order Shabu Shabu or Korean Hot Pot (jeongol/전골). Since I was told that their specialty is jeongol, I went for Bulgogi jeongol (불고기전골). They serve a few more kinds of jeongol such as beef intestine hot pot (gobchang jeongol/곱창전골). Other menus include Eonyang Bulgogi (언양불고기), beef short rib soup (galbitang/갈비탕), and more.

  • Call: +82-51-745-2035
Bulgogi Korean Hot Pot at Milhwa in Busan
Bulgogi Hot Pot (bulgogi jeongol/불고기전골)
MIlhwa Korean Restaurant Shinsegae Centum City
Milhwa Korean Restaurant at Shinsegae Centum City

Spice Market (스파이스 마켓), Thai Cuisine

This Thai restaurant started in Itaewon, Seoul, and it has opened additional locations at Seoul Square and Shinsegae Centum City in Busan. The restaurant serves a variety of Thai dishes including curry menus, noodles, and fried rice.

  • Call: +82-51-745-2977
yellow curry with fried soft crab at Spice Market in Busan
Poo Pad Pong Garee (yellow curry with fried soft crab)
Spring Rolls at Spice Market, Busan, South Korea
Thai spring rolls with vegetables and pork (Popia Tod)
Shrimp noodle soup at Spice Market in Busan
Guay Tiew Tom Yum (Thai style noodle soup with shrimp)
Pad Thai at restaurant Spice Market in Busan
Pad Thai (pan-fried rice noodle with Thai-style sauce)
Sauces at Spice Market in Busan, South Korea
Various types of Thai sauce
Thai Restaurant Spice Market at Busan Shinsegae
Seating at Spice Market

Other restaurants on the 9th floor at Shinsegae Centum City

If your taste buds don’t agree with the restaurants above, you have more options on the same floor. Moon Sushi, Xingkai (Chinese), Yonghodong Nakji (Korean/specialized in small octopus dishes), and Hibarin (Japanese Katsu specialty) are the names of the rest. If you just want to take a short rest with a good cup of coffee, you can grab a table at Paul Bassett.

If you really need to go beyond these restaurants, take an elevator to the 1st floor of the basement where you can find more options at the food market. Or, the 4th floor of Shinsegae Mall, the next building connected with a bridge, hosts a dozen restaurants as well.


C27, Cheesecake Cafe

C27 is a cafe completely focusing on cheesecake. It is located on the 4th floor at Shinsegae Mall. The cafe offers 27 different types of cheesecakes. They don’t serve all of them at the same time, though. C27 has more than 10 locations across South Korea.

  • Call: +82-51-745-1351
C27 Cheesecake Cafe at Shinsegae Department Store Centum City
C27 Cheesecake Cafe at Shinsegae Department Store Centum City
Menu of C27 Cheesecake Cafe at Shinsegae Department Store Centum City
Cheesecakes from C27 Cafe
Entrance of C27 Cheese Cake Cafe at Shinsegae Department Store Centum City

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