🌊 Stray Kids spots in Busan: every place by neighborhood
Busan is I.N's hometown and where SKZ CODE filmed its 100th-episode trip and his 'Footsteps Tour'. The spots fall into four areas, three of them on Busan subway Line 1. Here is what's in each area, how long it takes, and how to fit it into a day trip from Seoul or an overnight stay.
Step by step
- Area 1 · Busan Station & Choryang (I.N's hometown)Right off the KTX. Uri Dwaeji Gukbap, the first stop of I.N's Footsteps Tour in SKZ CODE Ep.102, is open 24 hours; Daegeon Myeongga gukbap is 4 minutes from the station; Manna Gamjatang is the pork bone soup from his 2020 family vlog.
- Area 1 · Avenir, the hillside bakeryThe last stop of the Footsteps Tour: a big bakery café with a harbor view (10:00–22:00). It's a steep 15-minute climb from Jwacheon Station — take a taxi.
- Area 2 · Kkangtong Market, JagalchiThe market from the SKZ CODE Ep.100–101 dinner game, about 7–8 minutes from Jagalchi Station exit 3: Igane Tteokbokki (Changbin, Felix, Seungmin), egg hotteok (Lee Know, Hyunjin), fried pork ribs at Kkangdwaehu and Busan fishcake.
- Area 2 · Mind the hoursIgane Tteokbokki closes at 17:00 and is shut on Sunday; the egg hotteok stall runs 12:30–18:00. Go in the afternoon, not for a late dinner.
- Area 3 · Gamcheon Culture Village & SongdoThe rainbow hillside village is Toseong Station exit 6, then village bus 2 or 2-2. The sea cable car and Songdo Beach have no subway — about 10–15 minutes by taxi from Nampo or Jagalchi.
- Area 4 · Songjeong (east Busan)The beach house where the members stayed for the 100th-episode trip is near Songjeong Station on the Donghae Line, far from the other areas — plan it for a second day.
- One day from SeoulKTX in the morning → gukbap at Busan Station → Gamcheon → Kkangtong Market in the afternoon → back to Busan Station. Our three Busan routes break this down stop by stop.
- Two daysDay 1 as above; day 2 for Songdo's cable car, Avenir and Songjeong.
Routes




Busan day: SKZ CODE's Busan trip + I.N's hometown
I.N's pork soup by Busan Station, the rainbow hill village, the sea cable car and a fishcake night market — all from SKZ CODE's Busan episodes.



I.N's hometown in Busan: SKZ CODE Ep.102 Footsteps Tour
Pork gukbap at I.N's regular place where the tour started, the pork bone soup from his family vlog, and the hillside bakery where it ended.




Kkangtong Market food crawl from SKZ CODE Ep.100–101
Fishcake, fried pork ribs, egg hotteok and tteokbokki — the market stalls the teams raced between, all within a few minutes of each other.
Spots
Uri Dwaeji GukbapWhole groupI.N brought all seven members to his regular pork gukbap spot as the first stop of his 'Footsteps Tour' in SKZ CODE Ep.102 (July 2026).
Daegeon Myeongga Pork GukbapI.NI.N's pick for Busan's signature pork soup — right by Busan Station, the perfect first stop off the KTX.
Manna Gamjatang (Busan Choryang)I.NI.N's hometown pork bone soup: he ordered it with his mom and brother in his Feb 2020 vlog 'Baby Bread, let's go to my house'.
AvenirWhole groupThe last stop of I.N's hometown 'Footsteps Tour' in SKZ CODE Ep.102 (July 2026): a big bakery café on Busan's hillside Sanbok Road with a harbor view.
Igane Tteokbokki (main shop)ChangbinFelixSeungminChangbin, Felix and Seungmin sat down for tteokbokki in Kkangtong Market between missions in SKZ CODE Ep.101 (July 2026).
Samchon Chicken & Eomma Jeonjip (egg hotteok)Lee KnowHyunjinLee Know and Hyunjin brought egg hotteok from this stall in SKZ CODE Ep.100–101, and one member said: 'Out of all the hotteok I've ever had, this is seriously so good.'
Kkangdwaehu (fried pork ribs)Bang ChanHanI.NLee KnowHyunjinTwo SKZ CODE teams bought Busan-style fried pork ribs here during the Kkangtong Market dinner game in Ep.100–101 (June–July 2026).
Jangwoosun Busan Fishcake, Kkangtong MarketWhole groupBusan fishcake in Bupyeong Kkangtong Market, the night market from SKZ CODE's Busan trip.
Gamcheon Culture VillageI.NThe hillside rainbow village from SKZ CODE's Busan episodes — and a place I.N visited in his own content.
Busan Air Cruise & Songdo BeachWhole groupThe sea cable car and beach from SKZ CODE's 'Travel Log in Busan' episode.NEW
Penton9 Songjeong (SKZ CODE Busan stay)Whole groupThe Songjeong Beach group house where Stray Kids stayed and played the zombie game during SKZ CODE's 100th-episode Busan trip.Show these in Korean
Before you go
- Busan's hills are steep — use taxis for Avenir and Songdo; fares are low for short hops.
- A T-money card from Seoul works on Busan subway and buses.
- These are ordinary shops and a residential village: keep your voice down in Gamcheon and don't photograph residents.
Quick answers
Where did Stray Kids film SKZ CODE in Busan?
Episodes 100–101 used Bupyeong Kkangtong Market and a beach house in Songjeong; Episode 102 was I.N's 'Footsteps Tour' around Busan Station, Choryang and the Avenir bakery café. Gamcheon and the Songdo cable car come from SKZ CODE's Busan travel episodes.
Which Stray Kids member is from Busan?
I.N. Several of the spots here are places he ate at with his family or took the members to.
Can you do the Busan spots as a day trip from Seoul?
Yes for the Busan Station, Gamcheon and Kkangtong Market areas — the KTX takes about two and a half hours each way. Songjeong needs a second day.
Checked Oct 13 · Sources: www.letskorail.com
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