Terarosa Coffee

This is a very chic coffee shop. The coffee is slightly bitter but leaves a lasting aftertaste. You can also order a waffle with strawberry jam. The waffles are very soft and the strawberry jam is sour and sweet.

I like the atmosphere of this cafe. It doesn't feel noisy when playing light music.

The coffee tastes very smooth and has a sweet aftertaste

The strong industrial style is overwhelming, attracting countless eyes During the travel photography in Busan, I found this place called F1963. It seems difficult to describe it in simple words. What kind of space is it? Is it a courtyard? Is it a bamboo forest? Is it a museum? Is it a bookstore? Is it a restaurant? Is it a cafe? Is it a cultural and artistic space? The degree of integration here is very high, covering many functional areas. When I walked in, I was instantly attracted by the strong industrial style here. The fresh breath of literature and art came to my face. I couldn't help but want to integrate into it and find out. Sitting here, drinking a cup of coffee, smelling the strong coffee aroma, feeling the tranquility and comfort of this afternoon. Or, you can sit at the bar and read the book at hand at will. Even if the afternoon time passes by, the mood is leisurely and I want to calm down and enjoy this tranquility. I like the color matching here very much. A book, a lamp, or a coffee cup, all seem to have life, real and smart, and the colors are also colorful and jumping. F1963, 20 Gurak-ro 123beon-gil Suyeong-gu Busan.

📍 F1963 is a complex cultural space worth visiting. After drinking coffee at Terarosa Coffee, you can go to the YES24 bookstore opposite. It mainly sells second-hand books, so you can find many unexpected treasures. A whole row of large book walls softens the hard-core atmosphere of the steel factory. Walking around in this space at will can also give your mind full energy. 📚 YES24 second-hand bookstore is the largest second-hand bookstore in South Korea. Many people are curious about why second-hand bookstores are so popular in South Korea. It is said that a book in South Korea costs 10,000 or 20,000 won, which is basically 100 yuan in RMB. Finally, I know what it means to have a golden house in the book. In South Korea, where paper books are becoming more and more expensive, second-hand bookstores are gradually increasing. 📖 When you walk into a bookstore, everything will not disappoint you. There are large floor-to-ceiling bookshelves, enough reading space, and a cafe in the bookstore. Every corner is full of literary and artistic atmosphere. It looks like a cafe, but it is a bookstore. It looks like a bookstore, but it is a place to enjoy afternoon tea time. 🚃 Transportation: Take Busan Subway Line 3, get off at Exit 1 of Wangmi Station (망미역), walk forward from the bus stop and transfer to Bus No. 54, and get off at Koryo Steel Station (고려제강).