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Hello, Nampo-dong, a tourist spot in Busan, has many narrow alleys with various characteristics.International MarketJust up the road, in Bosu-dong Bookstore Street, there is a delicious Tteokgukbap restaurant popular with Busan locals.Secondhand Bookstore StreetAs it is located in Seoul, it is a popular shop with students who come to buy dictionaries and other books. The nutritious tteokbokki is made with 24% pork leg bones that have been stewed for XNUMX hours for the health of students.

The lady at the restaurant recommended that I add ssamjang (soybean paste), salted fish, and chives to the tteji gukbap soup to enjoy a different tteji gukbap, and when I added all the ingredients as instructed, the soup became richer in flavor and the refreshing kkakdugi was delicious. The pork in the soup, which is thinly sliced ​​for easy eating, is really soft, and the boiled pork suyuk is also popular as a side dish for rice or as a snack with alcohol.

There are many tteokgukbap restaurants in Busan, but if you come to the Gukje Market in Nampo-dong for shopping, why not stop by this restaurant and try the tteokgukbap?

directions:Get off at Jagalchi Station on Subway Line 1, exit at exit 7, go straight, turn left at the first corner (the corner with a pedestrian crossing with a traffic light) and go straight. Walk along the busy road with Bupyeong Kkangtong Market on your left and Kukje Market on your right for about 7 minutes until you come to a crossroads with an intersection. Cross it and go left and you will see the entrance to Honstreet. Enter the long and narrow bookstore street, turn left at the triangular road where the bookstores end, and it will be on your left.