Travel) Hawaiian Paradise Coffee

It's located on the 2nd floor of Busan Station, famous for Kona coffee, one of the world's three great coffees. I think it opened around last summer. [Naver Map] Hawaiian Paradise Coffee - Busan Station Branch 2F, Busan Station, 206 Jungang-daero, Dong-gu, Busan https://naver.me/xgNCO7fa Open from 5am to 11pm There are so many coffee shops inside Busan Station. This place opened last year, and now it's become my go-to coffee shop whenever I go to Busan~^^ It's inside the train station, but the interior is spacious enough that you can bring your luggage in and sit down comfortably. The staff wear Hawaiian shirts, so they really catch your eye. Since I enjoy a nutty, rich flavor more than acidic beans, last year I chose the vanilla macadamia nut flavored beans. The combination of vanilla macadamia's nutty aroma and bitter Americano was delicious. I love the smell of vanilla, so when I'm craving a latte at Starbucks I sometimes get the Vanilla Starbucks Doubleshot. I tried the Vanilla Salty Latte at this café and it was so good that I ordered the salty latte again this time. Since the beans already have a vanilla latte aroma, it's great even just as a latte, but this one adds salt on top of the cream, so... It's a savory sweet-and-salty combo that's not too sweet, with a delicious salty crunch of flavor to it — the signature Vanilla Salty Latte from Hawaiian Paradise Coffee. I think about it often, but it turns out it's only sold in Daegu and Busan. Since this is a Hawaiian-style cafe, they also sell acai bowls, so try those too. Do try the malasada donuts as well. They're Portuguese donuts, but apparently people in Hawaii enjoy them too. They have a wide variety of breads, bakery items, and desserts, and my friend said the juice here is thick and delicious like it's freshly pressed, but I haven't tried it myself. If you like Kona coffee, stop by here once while waiting for your train on a trip to Busan~^^