Busan Food Tour: Street Food, Seafood, and Comfort Eats
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@Puri and Sue
9 places in Busan featured in a youtube post by Puri and Sue, verified on Google Maps: Gamcheon Culture Village, Busan, Jagalchi Market, Bupyeong Kkangtong Market, and 6 more.
Gamcheon Culture Village, Busan
Landmark
4.4
A vibrant village known for its colorful houses built in a staircase-fashion on the foothills of a coastal mountain. It's a popular tourist destination with cafes offering panoramic views of the village and the sea.
Jagalchi Market
Market
4.0
This is one of Busan's most highly recommended spots for fresh seafood. Visitors can shop for a wide variety of fresh seafood on the lower floor and then take their purchases upstairs to have them prepared and served at one of the many restaurants.
Bupyeong Kkangtong Market
Market
4.1
This bustling night market stretches for about 100 meters and offers a wide variety of street food. It's known for its diverse selection of Korean snacks and treats, including the popular Ssiat Hotteok (Korean Seed Pancake).
Songdo Sky Park
Landmark
4.5
This park offers incredible views of the Busan coastline, with cable cars traversing the water. It's a relaxing spot to enjoy the city's coastal vibes.
Haeundae Obok Dwaeji-gukbap Restaurant
Korean restaurant
4.4
This 24-hour restaurant is known for its Dwaeji-Gukbap (Korean Pork Rice Soup), a comforting dish with pork, soup, and rice, topped with green onions. The broth is made from slow-simmered pork bones and fat, giving it a creamy texture. They also offer Suyug Baekban (Boiled Pork Traditional Set Meal), a deconstructed version of Gukbap with premium pork cuts, blood sausage, and various side dishes.
송정해수욕장
Beach
4.4
A scenic beach in Busan, popular for surfing and enjoying the coastal atmosphere. There are cafes and restaurants along the waterfront offering views of the ocean.
Goraesa Eomuk Fishcake Shop
Japanese restaurant
4.2
This shop is a birthplace of Eomuk (Korean Fish Cake) and has been making them for over 60 years. They offer a wide variety of fish cakes, including spicy leek and squid, and shrimp roll fish cakes. Visitors can dine in and heat their fish cakes in a microwave for a warm snack.
Halmae Gaya Milmyeon
Korean restaurant
3.9
This restaurant specializes in Milmyeon (cold wheat noodles), a Busan specialty. The dish features chewy wheat noodles in a savory, icy beef broth, topped with spicy chili paste, a boiled egg, pork, and shredded eggs. They also serve Bibimmyon, a spicier, dry version of Milmyeon, and large Wang Mandu (jumbo dumplings) filled with pork and vegetables. The restaurant provides complimentary Yuksu (Korean soup stock) in a kettle.
Mipo-jib Gwangalli
Restaurant
4.6
This restaurant is famous for its 'Beauty Soy-Sauce Marinated Seafood Table d'hote', a platter featuring eight varieties of raw seafood marinated in a soy sauce-based mixture overnight. Highlights include Ganjang Gejang (soy sauce marinated raw crab), octopus, salmon, prawns, abalone, scallops, and clams. The restaurant provides gloves and instructions for enjoying the seafood.
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