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BUSAN : BIFF THE SHOPPING STREET

11th October 2014, Saturday

From wet market to dry market and since many attractions are just walking distance nearby, I end up at this most busy shopping street BIFF Square.

Still wanna know how to take subway to BIFF Market????

- Take subway line 1 (orange color)
- Stop at Jagalchi station
- Then take exit no. 7 and walk about 5 minutes.

Haishhhh you won't lost here since too many people walking towards the same place. If lost just asked le.... donno how to ask? Just point le...that is how I travel!

What is BIFF Square?

BIFF square is a film festival place to celebrate Busan International Film Festival which is one of the biggest film festivals in Asia. It takes place during autumn every year.

Yup! IMA was there during that time.



IMA don't really come here for shopping. I came here just to taste the famous Hotteuk opposite Busan Theater. Serious so famous like at tripadvisor suggested to come here and try this famous hotteuk. The line was very long to buy this Hotteuk! So damn laku!!!! Sure rich one this seller!
Mother collected the money from the people and she has 3 Sons. One son take care of the dough ,then one frying the dough and the last one take care of the distribution.

My opinion????
Overrated Hotteuk!
I love the Ajumma Hotteuk at Gamcheon Culture Village. Ajumma...I miss your Hotteuk!!!

Main attraction, this streets full of fashion wear , cosmetics and chic cafe. Who loves shopping????? You will go crazy if you reach this place! Everywhere salesssssss!!!! Events happening on your left right front back and around you....whoaaaaaa!!!!!

Walked somemore...my painful leg from Gamcheon Culture Village still not heal yet. I am here...I need to walk while I am still here....yeah yeah...si greedy mode again!

I saw this Ajumma selling the goguma aka sweet potato. If don't buy regret forever...I bought it for KRW3,000 aka RM10 one bag. WTH!!!!
So bloody hurt my teeth....huhuhuhuhuh...why? why? why I wasted my RM10 for this hard goguma???? Lesson learn????


My leg so damn hurt!!!! I can't really walk anymore!
I actually tour the whole BIFF Square and also Gwangbok - ro Fashion street too. That fashion street really full of brand name and imported clothing line. This is another haven for shoppers who love 20% - 30% discounts.

I head down to subway station and who knows down there another shopping area. I love window shopping so I still walk one round there to satisfy my greediness to make my trip worth it!

huhuhhuhuh... reached hotel room and soaked my feet in warm water...huhuhuhuh suffer!!!!

Next is my adventure during my 40th birthday on 12th Oct 2014.

Painful and satisfying adventure!!!! WTH!

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