Shinsegae Department Store, Centum City — Attraction in Busan

I often visit the 6th floor, where art exhibitions are held. It's where you can see the latest fashion trends and trends for everyone. Numerous luxury stores strive to attract visitors with their designs and styles. CGV on the 7th floor is the heart of Busan BIFF. It recently underwent a major renovation and is now much larger. The ordering system, designed to reduce wait times for food and beverages, is a unique feature. The exhibition showcases a constantly changing selection of products, reflecting the latest design trends and the latest trends for the upper-middle class. It's the world's largest department store, listed in the Guinness Book of World Records. The basement level is directly connected to the subway station and features a variety of fashion pop-up stores. There's also a food court. For shopaholics, this is a must-visit. You won't find a department store like this anywhere in...

I had an amazing time at Shinsegae Centum City in Busan today. It's not only the world's largest department store but also an incredible destination for food lovers and shopping enthusiasts alike. The variety at the food court was outstanding, with delicious dishes like 수제비 (hand-pulled dough soup) and 주먹밥 (rice balls) that truly hit the spot. The revolving sushi bar offered some of the freshest seafood I've ever tasted, and the unique crookie—a blend of cookie and croissant—was delightful, especially when paired with a chocolate milk bubble tea from Gong Cha. Shinsegae isn't just big; it's a colossal emporium where every visit feels like an event. Highly recommended for anyone...

I love the supermarket and bakeries here but not the food court. Koreans don't seem to serve one person potion. Potion is always crazy big...like it's for 2 pax or 4 if they're eaters like me. The serving ahjuma was rude. She was screaming at me when I didn't do something. Then she realised I'm foreigner and wouldn't know. When I gave her a discerning look and asked what is it, she just kept quiet. HELLO??? I realised Koreans also like to shove past you without saying excuse me or equivalent in their language. It's irritating in squeezy shops esp inside the comestics and drugstores. Don't be fooled by kvariety shows. They're not that polite. Also, they talk...