EasyTicket Millak the Market
📍 수영구 민락동, Busan
This large mixed-use space sits by the sea next to Millak Waterside Park. Gwangan Bridge fills the view through the floor-to-ceiling glass, and terraced ocean-view stands face the water, so many people take food outside and sit there.
Inside the building, there's an F&B zone with several dining brands and a Busking Square with regular performances. Since everyone can choose from different shops and eat together at one table, it's convenient when tastes differ.
From around 7 p.m., a separate night market area opens, with stalls selling street food and alcohol. It draws more people at night than during the day, and after Gwangan Bridge lights up is considered the best time to visit.
Visitor information
| Address | 부산광역시 수영구 민락수변로17번길 56 |
|---|---|
| Opening hours | Varies by store, generally 10:00~24:00 (the night market area gets going after 19:00) |
| Closed days | Check official information |
| Admission | Free (pay separately at each store) |
| Parking | The building parking lot is paid; check on-site information for rates and discount conditions |
| Contact | 051-752-5671 |
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Directions on KakaoMap ↗Opening hours and prices can change. For items marked “Check official information,” confirm the details through the official channel before visiting.
Useful tips
- Go just after sunset, when Gwangan Bridge lights up, for the clearest night view.
- Ocean-view stands are first come, first served, so claim a seat before picking up your food.
- Parking fees apply, so it's better to walk from Gwangalli or take a bus.
- Each shop handles payment separately, so splitting up orders among your group can cut down the wait.
- Pop-up stores run for limited periods, so check notices ahead if there's a brand you're looking for.
Frequently asked questions
Is parking difficult?
There is parking in the building, but it's paid, and on weekend evenings there's a wait to enter. Walking about 20 minutes from Gwangalli Beach along Millaksubyeon-ro, or taking a city bus, is less stressful.
