8K Seed Hotteok in Gimhae Lotte Premium Outlets Crunchy Nuts, Melty Brown Sugar

Описание: Gimhae Lotte Premium Outlets is a large open-air outlet complex in Gimhae, Gyeongsangnam-do (a convenient shopping stop for people based in Busan and the wider southeast region of Korea).

It opened in 2008 as part of Lotte’s push to build “premium outlet” destinations—shopping centers designed around brand-focused retail at outlet-style pricing rather than a traditional downtown department store format.

The complex is known for its broad mix of domestic Korean labels and international brands, including a dedicated selection of luxury names alongside mainstream fashion, sportswear, lifestyle, and family shopping.

Beyond shopping, it functions like a full-day retail destination with plenty of on-site convenience facilities and dining options, which is why it remains a popular weekend and holiday stop for locals and visitors.

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Seed Hotteok (often called Ssiat Hotteok) is one of Busan’s most famous street foods—crispy, pan-fried sweet pancakes that are stuffed and finished with a generous mix of seeds and nuts.

While hotteok itself has a long history in Korea as a simple, comforting street snack, Busan’s “seed” version became especially iconic through market culture, where vendors developed richer, more filling styles for busy shoppers and travelers.

What makes Seed Hotteok unique is the texture contrast: a thin, crunchy outer shell, a sweet syrupy center, and a topping of seeds and nuts (commonly sunflower and pumpkin seeds, plus peanuts) that adds a roasted, savory depth.

In Busan, Ssiat Hotteok is closely associated with traditional markets—fast, hot, and handmade—often treated as a must-try local bite that captures Busan’s casual, energetic street-food identity.

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