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Hello, next to the 101-story L-City high-rise apartment building located on Haeundae Beach in Busan, there is a restaurant where you can eat plenty of seafood marinated in soy sauce. The most popular menu at Mipochi Haeundae main store, a seafood marinated in soy sauce specialty store, is the Bijo Hoisin Set Meal, which comes with crab meat on a large tray...

Hello, at the small Chan Restaurant near Jagalchi Market in Busan, you can enjoy delicious Korean food at a reasonable price. When we ordered Nakji Bokkeum for two people, the side dishes that came out were water kimchi, fried anchovies, seaweed salad, and fried fish cake...

Hello, about 150 meters from the Songdo Sky Park Station in Amnam Park on the Busan Songdo Maritime Cable Car, you will come to a large parking lot, where there are shellfish grilling stalls lined up in a corner. About 150 meters from Amnam Park, Songdo Sky Park on the Busan Songdo Maritime Cable Car...

Hello, there is a restaurant about 1km away from Gimhae International Airport where you can eat milmyeon and ttejigukbap. However, from June 6st to August 1st, they only sell cold milmyeon. There are many milmyeon specialty restaurants in Busan, but...

Hello, this is a samgyetang specialty restaurant located right behind Busan Lotte Hotel in Seomyeon, Busan. Obok Samgyetang is not very spacious, but since it is located near the Lotte Hotel, which is frequented by many Japanese tourists, it not only has a menu written in Japanese, but also has Japanese staff...

Hello, there is a milmyeon specialty store that represents Busan summer, located about a 7-minute walk from Sasang Station, the last stop of the Busan Gimhae Light Railroad, which connects Busan Sasang Subway Station and Gimhae International Airport, at Sasang Bus Terminal in the western part of Busan. Milmyeon is one of Busan's representative cold noodles, and is kneaded when an order is received...

Hello, behind the Lotte Hotel in Seomyeon, Busan, there are many restaurants where you can enjoy various foods and drinks. In one corner, there is a restaurant famous for its thick samgyeopsal. This yakiniku restaurant uses thick pork, so they heat the iron plate to 230 degrees and then...

Hello, Busan. Busan International Market is crowded with locals and tourists. There are food stalls where you can eat chijimi (Korean style okonomiyaki with the main ingredient), sundae, tteokbokki, and seaweed rolls, and there is also a food stall selling accessories, clothes, etc., and a food stall selling natchi bokkeum (octopus and vegetables, spicy medicinal herbs) next to the food stalls selling accessories, clothes, etc.

Hello, there is a restaurant near Busan Tourist Hotel located under Yongdusan Park in Busan where you can eat boiled anchovies wrapped in vegetable rice. When you order myeolchi ssambap, you will be served a boiling pot filled with many anchovies soaked in seasoning sauce...

Hello, in a small port on Gadeok Island connecting Busan and Geoje, there is a former Japanese army artillery position that was placed during the Russo-Japanese War in 1904. In Oeyangpo, Daehang-dong, Gangseo-gu, Busan, buildings such as a public bath, well, internal affairs unit, commander's room, armory, and military police department remain as they were in the past...

Hello, after visiting Taejongdae Park and Yeongdo Heinnyeoul Culture Village in Yeongdo, Busan, I went to Gamasotdaeji Gukbap, a famous restaurant in Yeongdo. Many of Yeongdo's towns are built on the mountains, so this restaurant is also located on the mountain ridge, on the slope leading to the mountainside road. Here is the whole view and inside of the restaurant...

Gadeokdo Island was a fortified site for the Japanese military for 41 years from the Russo-Japanese War until the end of the Pacific War, and traces of that war can still be seen in places on the island. The Daehang Port Artillery Cave is a 1944m-wide cave that was built in 175 to house Japanese field guns at the end of the Pacific War...

Hello, there are two Gaemiji restaurants in Busan International Market that serve delicious Nakji-bokkeum. This restaurant is run by the second daughter of the original owner. This restaurant is often visited by Japanese tourists, so the menu and sign are easy to understand and written in Japanese.

Hello, Gijang Market, located about 30 minutes by train from Bujeon Station on the Donghae Line near Busan Seomyeon, has a wide variety of mountain and sea delicacies, but it also has a famous crab street where even Busan locals go to eat crabs. Gijang Market has several crab shops...

Hello, there is a Korean restaurant and cafe located in the Osiria Tourist Complex in Busan, about a 5-minute drive from Haedong Yonggungsa Temple, run by the pottery made by celadon craftsman Toam Seo Taewon. Toam, a Korean set menu specialty restaurant, offers handmade soybean paste stew and...

This squid restaurant is a 5-minute walk from Busan Jagalchi Station and serves squid sashimi and seafood dishes. You can enjoy the appearance of shrimp, crab, and other dishes, and the prices of each menu vary depending on the size.

Hello, there is a street in Busan Jagal Market where you can eat grilled fish, and among the restaurants on that street, Daegu Fechibu in Gyeongbuk offers grilled fish at a reasonable price. They have grilled fish platters that range from one serving (8,000 won) to a variety of grilled fish (20,000 won small)...

Hello, Jagalmadang is a beach located right next to Taejongdae Park in Yeongdo-gu, Busan. Jagalmadang is called a gravel area because there are many pebbles and gravel on the beach. When the waves actually come in, you can hear the vivid sound of the gravel rolling around. Yeongdo Chi...

Hello, the colorful town of Gamcheon Culture Village has many popular photo spots, and you can often see young women walking around the village wearing cute traditional Korean clothing, chima chogori. There is a shop where you can rent traditional Korean clothing near the entrance of Gamcheon Culture Village...

Hello, there is a cod soup specialty restaurant between Busan Seomyeon and Bujeon Market where you can eat at a reasonable price. This restaurant sells cod portegi soup made with the face and cheeks of the cod. Portegi is a dialect of Gyeongsangnam-do that means face or cheek. Above all, the...