This is a restaurant that specializes in abalone porridge, a classic Korean breakfast dish.
Hello, Korea has a lot of delicious foods such as samgyetang, chijimi, hot stone bibimbap, and yakiniku, but abalone porridge, which has a crunchy texture and a rich abalone broth and is sticky, is very popular among Japanese tourists as a breakfast dish.
Koreans don't usually eat abalone porridge, but in Nampo-dong, where many Japanese tourists stay,Busan Tourist HotelThere are many restaurants serving abalone porridge near the Lotte Hotel in Seomyeon.
Located just a five-minute walk from Busan Tourist Hotel, just below Yongdusan Park, a symbol of Busan, is an abalone specialty restaurant called Jejuga, where you can eat abalone porridge, the most popular dish among Japanese tourists, at a reasonable price.
This restaurant is open from 7am, and is so popular that there are long lines during Japanese holidays. You can enjoy high-quality ingredients at affordable prices, such as abalone porridge made with fresh abalone caught in the naturally blessed island of Jeju, as well as grilled tilefish and sea urchin soup.
In addition to the main Jejuga store in Nampo-dong, there is also a Jejuga Seomyeon store behind the Lotte Hotel in Seomyeon, where subway lines 1 and 2 intersect, so people staying in the shopping centers of Seomyeon and Nampo-dong can also enjoy delicious abalone porridge.
The main store, Jejuya in Nampo-dong, also has a second floor with tatami seating, so it can be used by small groups.
| Menu | |
| Cheonbokchu, 전복죽 Abalone porridge | 10000 won per person (Large) 15000 won |
| Jeongbokgye Abalone grilled | (Large) 70000 won (Middle) 50000 won (Small) 30000 won |
| Jeongbokhoe (abalone sashimi) | (Large) 70000 won (Middle) 50000 won (Small) 30000 won |
| Okdeomgui Sweet Snapper | One portion (medium) 10000 won (Large) 15000 won |
| Seonggyetang (Sea urchin soup) | 7000 won per person |
| Soju (Japanese liquor) | 4000woon |
| Maekju Beer | 4,000woon |
| spot name | Jejuya Nampo-dong Main Branch My son's birthday |
|---|---|
| Address | 1-5, Gwangbok-dong 22-ga, Jung-gu, Busan 1-5 |
| Phone Number | 051-246-6341 |
| Time | 8:00 – 14:00 |
| Holiday | Open all year round |
| Details | Can speak simple Japanese when ordering, etc. |
directions: Take subway line 7, Nampo Station, exit 7, turn left on Gwangbok-ro, and go straight. After a short walk, you will see Gwangbok-dong Post Office on your left. After passing it, turn right at the first corner, and go straight until you find the restaurant on your right. It is within a 5-minute walk from subway exit XNUMX.
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