# Animal Forest, an animal cafe in Gwangalli: even a pig and a chicken

> An animal cafe in Gwangalli I visited with a friend over the Children's Day holiday. You buy a ticket, not food. We saw cats, dogs, a pig, and a chicken.

- Canonical: https://jaemyeong.com/en/blog/gwangalli-animal-forest-20260501/
- Published: 2026.09.29
- Category: 식기(食記)
- Tags: #Busan, #Gwangalli, #animal cafe, #cafe

At about 4:30 on a Friday afternoon, I went to Animal Forest with a friend from another city. It was during the Children's Day holiday. It is an animal cafe on the 6th floor of the corner building on the sea side of Millak Subyeon-ro in Gwangalli. The place we went to that evening is [Sarangppang](/en/blog/namcheon-sarangppang-20260501/).

It is less a place to order food than a place you enter with a ticket. Around the time I first wrote this visit up on my Naver blog, the map listed it at 14,000 won for 90 minutes. I am told children under 18 months get in free after their documents are checked. A snack for the animals is 2,000 won per kind, and they also sell snack sets by course.

The cats and dogs were resting at ease.

![A white and brown cat curled up with its eyes closed on a wooden shelf](../../../assets/posts/gwangalli-animal-forest-20260501/01.jpg "A cat resting on a shelf.")

![A black and white dog lying on its side on the floor](../../../assets/posts/gwangalli-animal-forest-20260501/02.jpg "A dog lying on the floor.")

We could see a pig up close too. You can also try holding a white chicken on your arm. There are not only unfamiliar animals but familiar pets as well, and there are several animals you can touch.

I recommend it to anyone who wants to try something different. You can park in the basement, and cars enter from behind the building.

There were many children that day. I think it was because of the holiday. I wonder whether there are fewer people on other days.