Fruit cafe in Busan: what should you order on your first visit to a forest café?
Cold-pressed juice, fruit sando, fruit tea and baby castella at a greenhouse café on Dalmaji-gil, Haeundae — plus where to sit and how to get there
Looking for a fruit cafe in Busan? At Fruiterie Forest, start with a cold-pressed juice pressed that morning and a fruit sando, then pick a seat in the glass greenhouse. Walk-ins are welcome and an English menu is available through online ordering.
If you are looking for a fruit cafe in Busan, start with a cold-pressed juice pressed that morning and a fruit sando, then take a seat in the glass greenhouse. Fruiterie Forest is a forest-garden café at 491 Dalmaji-gil, Haeundae-gu, Busan. Walk-ins are welcome, and an English menu is available through online ordering.
Why fruit comes first here
The name says it: fruiterie means a fruit shop. The menu is built around what fruit is in season, so the line-up changes through the year. We let the fruit set the sweetness, and the juices are pressed each morning from the fruit that came in that day. A fruit cafe in Busan is easy to find; one that sits inside a forest is a little rarer.
What to order on a first visit
For a first visit, one cold-pressed juice is the simplest way to taste what the café is about. Mango Beach, Surfing Apple and Kiwi Forest are the names to look for on the cold-pressed juice list. Each cold-pressed juice is best on the day it is pressed. If you prefer something warm, the fruit tea is served hot.
For food, the fruit sando shows the fruit in cross-section between soft bread and cream, and the baby castella is baked on site. If you are sharing, the Fruit Sando & Cold Brew set is an easy pick. Prices are on the menu page and at the counter.
Where to sit
On a cool day, the glass greenhouses are the best place to sit at a fruit cafe in Busan: the large greenhouse has 24 seats at tables for four and six, and the small greenhouse has 10. On a clear day, the 28 forest seats sit among bamboo and trees, and the 40-seat second-floor deck looks down over the garden. Travelling with a dog? Dogs on a leash are welcome in the 23-seat indoor annex and at outdoor seats everywhere except the Moontan Rooftop.
> Some people pick a café by the view. Others pick it by what is in season. Here you do not have to choose.
Choosing well
Fruiterie Forest is a K-Tour Pass partner, so travellers carrying the pass can stop by on the way between Haeundae and Songjeong. If you came to Busan for the sea, a fruit cafe in Busan set among trees gives your day a second landscape.
Getting here
The café is a 4-minute drive from Songjeong Station and 14 minutes from Haeundae Station. Most visitors come by car or taxi, as the road climbs the Dalmaji-gil hill. There is free parking for 20 cars in front of the café. Opening hours are 10:00 to 18:00 on weekdays and 10:00 to 20:00 on weekends and public holidays, open every day. Last orders are at 17:50 on weekdays and 19:50 on weekends.
Read next
For ordering in English, see fruiterie.co.kr/journal/foreigner-friendly-cafe-busan-english-menu-online-order-walk-in-forest-greenhouse-en and for the greenhouses, see fruiterie.co.kr/journal/greenhouse-cafe-busan-forest-glasshouse-visit-guide
FAQ
Q. Is there a fruit cafe in Busan with an English menu?
A. Yes. Fruiterie Forest offers an English menu through online ordering, and walk-ins are welcome.
Q. What should I order first?
A. Start with a cold-pressed juice pressed that morning and a fruit sando. The fruit tea is served hot if you want something warm.
Q. Do I need a reservation?
A. No, walk-ins are welcome.
Q. Can I bring my dog?
A. Yes, on a leash. Dogs can sit in the 23-seat indoor annex and at outdoor seats except the Moontan Rooftop.
Q. Is there parking?
A. Yes, free parking for 20 cars in front of the café.
Written 2026-11-09
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