KBS Busan Hall
429 Suyeong-ro, Busan, South Korea
KBS Busan Hall is a concert hall located in Busan at 429 Suyeong-ro. The venue serves…
Restaurant
South Korea, Busan, Haeundae, Busan
THE PARTY Haeundae is a buffet restaurant located in Busan's Haeundae district, serving customers throughout the area. Open Monday, Wednesday through Friday from 12:00–3:00 PM and 6:00–9:00 PM, the venue offers flexible timing for lunch and dinner service. Saturday hours run 12:00–3:00 PM and 5:00–9:30 PM, while Sunday service is available 12:00–3:30 PM and 5:30–8:30 PM. The restaurant is closed Tuesdays. For those planning gatherings in Busan, this buffet option provides a casual dining environment with convenient meal timing. Contact them at +82 51-744-7711 or visit https://gotheparty.com/bbs/content.php?co_id=goparty4_1 for additional details. A practical option worth considering when comparing dining providers in the Haeundae area.
Best For: Casual team lunches, small family gatherings (20-40 people), informal corporate lunch meetings, birthday celebrations with flexible group sizes
Estimated Budget Range: ₩15,000–₩35,000 per person (typical Korean buffet pricing), total event cost dependent on group size and beverage selections; contact venue directly for group discounts or package rates
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Things to clarify before booking:
The venue appears designed for casual group dining, but capacity details aren't publicly listed. Contact them directly at +82 51-744-7711 to confirm whether they can accommodate 30 people, whether reserved seating is available, and if they offer group pricing or private space options. Buffet restaurants in Busan typically handle groups of this size but may require advance notice.
The venue operates two service windows: lunch (12:00–3:00 PM) and dinner (5:00–9:30 PM on weekends, earlier on weekdays). Tuesday closures mean mid-week events must work around this schedule. Plan your event start time to fall within these windows, and note that Sunday service ends earlier (8:30 PM) than other days.
Exact pricing isn't listed online and requires direct contact with the venue. Standard Korean buffet restaurants typically charge ₩15,000–₩35,000 per person depending on food quality and beverage inclusions. Ask specifically whether group rates, package discounts, or separate billing are available when you call.
As a buffet-style restaurant, variety is built into the format, but specific information about vegetarian, vegan, halal, or allergy-friendly options isn't detailed online. Contact the restaurant to discuss your group's dietary needs and ask whether they can accommodate special requests or restrictions.
The venue description doesn't specify layout details. Call ahead to ask whether they offer reserved table sections, private rooms, or if events are accommodated in the main dining area with open seating. This affects noise control and group cohesion.
For a buffet restaurant without listed event planning services, aim for at least 1–2 weeks advance notice to secure preferred timing and discuss group accommodations. Larger groups (25+ people) should contact them earlier to confirm availability and negotiate any special arrangements.
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