24-hour Daejigukbap Street in Seomyeon Market
Hello, Seomyeon is a neighborhood lined with modern buildings such as Lotte Hotel and Lotte Department Store, as well as restaurants popular with young people. Just a 1-minute walk from Busan Lotte Hotel and Seomyeon Station on Subway Line 5 is Seomyeon Market, where you can enjoy casual shopping.
Within Seomyeon Market, there are flower shops, grocery stores, shops selling dried fish, ginseng, and other goods, as well as cheap snacks and light meals such as kalguksu, sundae, chicken, and oden, which keep the people coming and going.
In Seomyeon Market, there is a street lined with pork soup restaurants, a representative local dish of Busan that is still loved by local Busan residents. In front of the restaurants, large pots of pork stew are bubbling away, stopping passersby in their tracks.
The amount of meat and the taste of the pork soup vary slightly depending on the restaurant, but I think one way to enjoy sightseeing in Busan is to try the pork soup that is unique to Busan in this pork soup hotspot ^^.
Pohang Daeji-gukbap
Songjeong 3rd Generation Daejigukbap
The food stalls at Mokjagolmok, which is connected to Dwaejigukbap Street, serve almost the same dishes, including oden, squid pancakes, and tteokbokki.
Seomyeon's Mokjagolmok (Food Alley)
| Menu | |
|---|---|
Dwaeji-gukbap (stewed pork and rice soup) | 10,000woon |
Naejanggukbap (Innards and rice soup) | 10,000woon |
Sundae gukbap (sundae and rice soup) | 10,000woon |
Darokkubap (braised pork soup with rice) | 10,000woon |
Suyupppang (boiled pork set meal) | 12,500woon |
Suyuk (Boiled pork) | Small 30,000 won, large 35,000 won |
| Basic Information | |
| spot name | Seomyeon Daejigukbap Street |
|---|---|
| Address | 3-1200, Choryang 17-dong, Dong-gu, Busan 2-256 |
| Time | 24 hours |
| Holiday | Lunar New Year, Chuseok |
directions: Get off at Seomyeon Station on Busan Subway Line 30 or XNUMX, and walk in the direction of Daehyun Shopping Street until you see the entrance to Daehyun Shopping Street. Go up the stairs on your right and go straight for about XNUMX meters. Turn right at the first corner and walk a little further to your right and you will see a BBQ restaurant called Samojeong. Turn left there and you will see Dwaeji Gukbap Street.
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