BIFF Square was a fun place to snack around, and I honestly found the street food better than what I expected in Myeongdong. There was a nice mix of treats to try, from hotteok and dumplings to dalgona candy and sweet buns. I liked being able to sample a few different things in one walk, and it made the whole visit feel lively and memorable.

+3

Lively! Great street food like tteokboki, seed hotteuk, pork dumplings, apple cream waffle and 10 yen cheese pancake. Would be great to have more accessible trash cans and restrooms however. Still great place. Most things close by 10:30-11 however

+3

A fascinating and energetic cultural hub. It is wonderful to walk through the square, take in the cinema history, and enjoy the lively ambiance. The area is highly accessible, clean, and filled with fantastic food vendors and shopping options. A true highlight of the city experience.

+3

I couldn’t remember what is at BIFF, there isn’t a lot of Busan film related stuff here but I have seen international celebrities handprints on the floor. Very delicious and long queue rice cakes and they have cool tents at night/winter nights where food vendors sell within them. The KBBQ stall we chanced upon served the best galbi we had!

+3

BIFF Square is full of life, energy and classic Busan street culture. We went by evening time and enjoyed truly it’s a buzzing lanes, neon lights and endless street food options make it a fun place to explore. From local snacks to shopping and lively crowds, the whole area has a vibrant charm. A great spot to experience the youthful and foodie side of Busan. For more exclusive and luxury shopping the Lotte Mall is just across the place. Do not forget to venture the underground marker experience, surely worth it

+1