Little Aus is a cafe in Gwangalli, Busan.
Editorially verified August 27, 2026 by Lewis Vaughan, TableJourney editor. Source.
Tip: Put your name on the Catchtable waitlist before you walk over; the room seats very few.
Address: 42 Suyeong-ro 510beon-gil, Suyeong-gu, Busan
Your Type serves a compact brunch card up a Gwangalli staircase in Busan, a second-floor cafe room that locals quietly keep for slow weekday mornings.
Signature drink: Long black with the ricotta toast
Tip: Book on Catchtable for weekends; weekdays you can usually walk straight up.
Werk Roasters pours its own roasts at a pared-back showroom near Gwangan Station in Busan, one of the names that built the city's specialty scene.
Signature drink: Gesha filter tasting set
Tip: The 7,000 won tasting set is the fastest way through the current roast list.
Prahran runs a Melbourne-style brunch room on Haeridan-gil in Busan, with an adjoining deli counter and sourdough loaves baked for the toast plates.
Signature drink: Batch brew with the big breakfast
Tip: The deli case sells the sourdough and sandwiches to go when the brunch queue is long.
Your Type serves a compact brunch card up a Gwangalli staircase in Busan, a second-floor cafe room that locals quietly keep for slow weekday mornings.
Signature drink: Long black with the ricotta toast
Tip: Book on Catchtable for weekends; weekdays you can usually walk straight up.
Or Whatever cooks casual Australian breakfasts in Jeonpo, Busan, an easygoing corner cafe with proper vegetarian options and soft mid-morning light.
Signature drink: Batch black with the veggie big breakfast
Tip: Vegetarians get real choices here rather than a single fallback dish; go before 11:00.
Momos Coffee began at this Oncheonjang corner of Busan in 2007 and grew into the roaster whose barista Jooyeon Jeon won the 2019 world title.
Signature drink: Hand drip of the day
Tip: Order through the smart-order kiosk, then take the hanok-style garden seats out back.
Momos turned a Yeongdo boat marina into its roastery and coffee bar in 2021, where Busan's world-champion team roasts, cups and brews in full view.
Signature drink: Single-origin filter flight
Tip: Ask for the one-to-one barista service; the bar explains each brew as it is poured.
Werk Roasters pours its own roasts at a pared-back showroom near Gwangan Station in Busan, one of the names that built the city's specialty scene.
Signature drink: Gesha filter tasting set
Tip: The 7,000 won tasting set is the fastest way through the current roast list.
