Best Seafood Restaurants in Busan

Jagalchi Fish Market for a true Busan experience, though it can be touristy and overpriced [1:2], [2:4]
Millak Fish Center by Gwangali for fresh seafood with panoramic views [3:1], [3:2]
풍원장 꼬막정찬 마린시티점 for a feast of shellfish dishes [1:1]

Jagalchi Fish Market

Jagalchi Fish Market is one of the most recommended places for seafood in Busan. It's famous for allowing you to pick from the day's catch, haggle on prices, and then have your selection cooked upstairs [1:2]. However, some locals caution that it caters heavily to tourists, which might result in higher prices and less authentic experiences [2:4], [3:2].

Millak Fish Center

Millak Fish Center is another popular choice, located near Gwangali Beach. It offers stunning panoramic views and a variety of seafood options. The set menu is highly praised for its taste and variety, including unique banchan (side dishes) and live octopus [3:1]. While some believe it to be overpriced, others appreciate the quality and the views [3:12].

풍원장 꼬막정찬 마린시티점

For a more local dining experience, 풍원장 꼬막정찬 마린시티점 is recommended for its delicious shellfish dishes like 꼬막무침 (seasoned cockles) and rice dishes [1:1]. This restaurant provides a hearty meal with numerous side dishes, making it a feast for seafood lovers.

Gijang Crab Market

If you're a fan of crab, the Gijang Crab Market is worth visiting. It's known for offering various types of crab at reasonable prices [5:1]. This market provides a more specialized experience for crab enthusiasts compared to general fish markets.

Unique Experiences

For those looking for unique seafood experiences, visiting outdoor seafood markets near Haedong Yonggungsa Temple can offer a chance to try fresh raw seafood, including live octopus [3:6]. These markets are frequented by locals, providing an authentic taste of Busan's seafood culture without the usual tourist crowds.

Budget Considerations

Seafood prices in Busan can vary significantly depending on the type and location. For example, a plate of sashimi can cost around 30,000 won, but prices fluctuate based on seasonality and demand [2:3]. It's advisable to inquire about prices beforehand, especially at markets where haggling is common.

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Great seafood places?

Posted by Blahblablahba · in r/busan · 4 months ago

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Hi, I just landed in busan today as a solo traveller. Will be here for 3 days. Is there any recommendations for where I can find nice seafood since busan is famous for it?

I arranged a dinner at Chef Gon. Hope it's good.

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KingDaconame · 4 months ago

I always recommend Jagalchi Market.

You get to pick from the day's catch, haggle on prices, and then go upstairs where they cook and serve your food that you just picked out. It is a true Busan experience!! Freshest seafood in the city!!

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krazy_kimchi · 4 months ago

Welcome! 광안다찌 at Gwangan beach area is great. Book ahead using naver or a booking app.

[네이버 지도] 광안다찌 부산 수영구 광안해변로344번길 17-20 산바다회타운 6층 https://naver.me/FMTppXzI

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Blahblablahba · OP · 4 months ago

https://preview.redd.it/3kv3cnaebb1f1.jpeg?width=3000&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=e6f7cfabed039a44928d66804e3de574a222058d

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krazy_kimchi · 4 months ago

Awesome! What’s your opinion of the place?

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bookmarkjedi · 4 months ago

One great place is 풍원장 꼬막정찬 마린시티점. The two main dishes are 꼬막무침 and the dish with the rice (which I prefer). Both are KRW 22,000 (USD $15.70) tax included. It's a veritable feast with lots of delicious side dishes.

After that, a visit to the cafe at the Park Hyatt Busan will give you one of the prettiest sunset/evening views of Gwangan Bridge. It's only a little less than the amazing meal for a single drink, but it's well worth it for people who are traveling - unless you're a hobo troubadour scraping up 1,000 won bills to get to your next destination. There's also Dongbaek island and Haeundae Beach within walking distance.

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Seafood recommendations in Busan

Posted by memorypops · in r/korea · 6 years ago

Hi everyone, I'll be visiting Busan this October and would like to know any recommendations for seafood dishes. I'm open to trying anything! What are the must-try seafood in Busan? And what can I expect to pay for that dish? I really love crab, so what would the average price be for a fresh crab (not king crab)? Thank you so much!

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beverlyhillscop · 6 years ago

A good place to go if you like crab is the Gijang Crab Market. Info on how to get there. Also for seafood in Busan I would suggest going to Jagalchi Fish Market down in the Nampo-dong area. Plenty of seafood suggestions here.

My favourite seafood dishes in Busan would have to be 꼼장어 Hagfish, 낙곱새 Octopus, Intestine and Shrimp stew (if you interested go to 원조 조방낙지 next to Dongnae Station) and fresh sashimi at Millak Waterside Park in Gwangalli Beach (there is a seafood market there which you can choose what seafood you want, then they fillet it and you eat it while overlooking Gwangalli Beach - very popular spot).

If you want more information about anything I have said feel free to PM me.

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memorypops · OP · 6 years ago

Thank you so much for the recs!! I'll definitely check these places out. I'm more concerned that I'll spend too much money on food (because I want to try everything) so if you have any info on budget or the cost of food, I'd really appreciate it!

Like, how much would a typical dish be for a sashimi dish? (I know there's a lot of different types, but what kind of sashimi would be most expensive?)

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beverlyhillscop · 6 years ago

A plate like this costs about 30,000 won. Generally I ask for 광어 Flounder, 우럭 Rockfish and/or 전어회 Herring (if in season). They will sometimes give you free side foods like 산낙지 Raw Octopus and/or 멍게 Sea Squirts (super-salty).

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fukenhimer · 6 years ago

A lot of people will recommend Jagalchi Fish Market but it’s overpriced and caters to tourists. So, if you want to pay those tourist prices for food made for people who aren’t expected to be repeat costumers, by all means check it out.

As for a quality restaurant, there’s a great Daegu-tong restaurant on the far side of Haeundae beach. (Cod fish soup). A lot of celebrities have frequented that place.

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memorypops · OP · 6 years ago

Thanks for the rec! Is there another fish market that's comparable to Jagalchi?

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snakebay · 6 years ago

돌돔 hwe. ye boi.

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snakebay · 6 years ago

The price constantly fluctuates so I can't help you with that. You will likely see king crab, fur crab, snow crab, hanasaki crab and flying crabs. They are all good.

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memorypops · OP · 6 years ago

What would you say would be an expensive price? Or what price would you personally spend on sashimi? I want to make sure I don't get too ripped off!

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Bartydogsgd · 6 years ago

I'm a big fan of 꼬막 구이 (grilled cockles). They'll bring you out plates of shellfish, some with sauces/ seasoning added, that you grill yourself like at a 고기집. You can find a place worth going to in pretty much any neighborhood near the coast in Busan.

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memorypops · OP · 6 years ago

Thanks for the recommendation! It's on my list for sure. Are they cheap?

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parabellum8068 · 6 years ago

산낙지. Aw, sheet, here we go again.

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memorypops · OP · 6 years ago

I defs want to try this, but not sure if my friends would be into it lol

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Busan Seafood Recommendations

Posted by reihchul · in r/busan · 1 year ago

Visiting Busan for the first time next month. Need some recommendations for seafood restaurants, ideally by the seaside but anywhere else is fine. I also need feedback on the Jagalchi Market - is it worth going? Any particular stalls to go to (to avoid being scammed / over charged)? thanks! 😀

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Ancient_Chemist_4098 · 1 year ago

Visit jagalchi just for the experience but avoid eating there as it is extremely overpriced. Go to Millak fish center by Gwangali, hands down, best place to get your fresh seafood from

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CocoaKong · 1 year ago

To be honest I think Millak is also overpriced. There are some smaller 회 restaurants in the neighborhood with much more reasonable prices. The views from Millak 회 Center are great though

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SpiritImaginary3401 · 1 year ago

Local here, and I drive up to Changwon to get more priceworthy seafood product.

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reihchul · OP · 1 year ago

I do love a good view!! By the way, do you know if Millak fish Center sells cooked seafood? My dad can’t eat raw foods so if we do go, it’ll have to be a place that can do both raw (for me) + cooked food (for dad) !!

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zclmmkr · 1 year ago

I second Millak - after some research I went to this one: https://naver.me/GwIScYMy Panoramic views of the beach and the 35k set menu (the cheapest one) was just never ending and very very tasty. Big plus for some less than common banchan and also it was an opportunity to try the “live” octopus (the last ended up grilling it for us after we each braved one bite). It was a mix of cold, raw and cooked and warm stuff, which we really enjoyed.

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reihchul · OP · 1 year ago

Thank you for this! I might give this a try since it’s not too far from my accommodation. Do you know if they do cooked seafood as well? My dad can’t eat raw stuff 🥲

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reihchul · OP · 1 year ago

Gotcha! Do you know if Millak does cooked / grilled seafood or is it all raw?

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Specialist_Panic3897 · 2 months ago

Thanks for all the above suggestions...how about any near the Busan station area?

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Wonder-Ambitious · 1 year ago

Taxi to Yeon-Hwa-Ri where you can get fresh seafood, I come from there.

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SlacksKR · 1 year ago

I can’t remember the name exactly, but near this temple:

[Naver Map] Haedong Yonggungsa Temple 부산 기장군 기장읍 용궁길 86 해동용궁사 https://naver.me/FAQXhhz7

There is a outdoor seafood market in tents right by the water, it serves tonnes of fresh raw seafood if you are into that. Live octopus and all that stuff, you can try a load of things you’ve never tried before in a unique way. Might be worth looking up. I’ll try find the name after I finish work if you want to check it out. Really unique experience, full of Koreans and 0 tourists, if it wasn’t for my girlfriend I’d have never found it!

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reihchul · OP · 1 year ago

Oh my gosh that sounds so fun!!! Do you know if they do cooked seafood too because my dad isn’t into raw seafood 🤣 And yes please do let me know if you find out what it’s called!!!

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SlacksKR · 1 year ago

They did like muscles or something cooked in a soup that came with the platter we got but everything else was raw unfortunately!

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Looking for vegetarian friendly seafood restaurant

Posted by ChoiceAwkward7793 · in r/busan · 1 year ago

Before you guys bash me, I know, it's ridiculous looking for vegetarian options in a seafood restaurant but I'm gonna try anyway.

I am traveling to Busan / Jeju with my elderly parents for the first time and they are vegetarians for most of their lives. I cannot leave them alone while I feast on seafood (language barrier), so it will be good if I could get the best of both worlds while we dine together, especially since I have heard great things about Busan's seafood.

I just came back from Seoul and I could find a few vegetarian options in a marinated crab restaurant (e.g. kimchi pancake/seaweed fried rice etc). So I'm hoping I could do the same in Busan.

Please help and any advice is appreciated! TIA!

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tallerval · 1 year ago

Not really the answer you're looking for, but I haven't found any luck (as a vegetarian) with this scenario. If a place has yachaejeon, awesome, but most of the time I'm SOL (please note that kimchi pancakes often have meat in them). You might want to have a place nearby where you can get your parents a veg meal (here's a place near jagalchi: 부산 중구 광복로55번길 14-1 https://naver.me/5D3Ilk2r ) and then go and feast on seafood. Good luck!

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ChoiceAwkward7793 · OP · 1 year ago

Thank you so much!!! Anything is better than nothing! Guess I will just bring them to eat first before I go on to look for seafood.

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Empty_Mention_325 · 1 year ago

Recommend 옥이보리밥 [네이버 지도] 옥이보리밥 청사옥 부산 수영구 광안해변로344번길 17-5 https://naver.me/xkqJX34z

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Seafood recommendations in Busan

Posted by memorypops · in r/busan · 6 years ago

Hi everyone, I'll be visiting Busan this October and would like to know any recommendations for seafood dishes. I'm open to trying anything! What are the must-try seafood in Busan? And what can I expect to pay for that dish (so I can make a budget)? I really love crab, so what would the average price be for a fresh crab at the market (not king crab)? Thank you so much!

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beverlyhillscop · 6 years ago

Copy my post from r\korea:

If you want more information about anything I have said feel free to PM me.

Small additional info:

try 오징어회 Raw Squid, 전복 Grilled Abalone with butter and also try to walk into one of the many Orange Tents 포장마차 around the Nampo-dong area at night. They sell cheap Oysters and other seafood.

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_itschoppy · 5 years ago

Thank you - off to Busan in the new year and this is great info :)

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Best restaurants someone who does not like seafood/fish?

Posted by Reulia · in r/busan · 1 year ago

Which places are delicious in Busan but have either no seafood/fish or other options at least? Thanks!

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fiftygummybears · 1 year ago

Most food in korea has fish sauce or other ingredients derived from fish/seafood. Are those off the table or do you just not like eating fish itself?

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Reulia · OP · 1 year ago

I like fish but my husband does not. So I just wanted to know if there were any good places not seafood/fish-based in Busan.

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fiftygummybears · 1 year ago

Gotcha so yeah there is plenty of non fish-based food. But you will still have lots of seasonings, sauces and stuff derived from fish products.

You wouldn't be able to avoid those ingredients very easily but it sounds like thats not a major problem.

Some of the non-fish based foods that are super famous in Busan include:

국밥 (gukbap) - a hot pork soup with rice in it
족발 (jeokbal) - pigs feet, sounds a bit strange but honestly it's just like a nice plate of ham
밀면 (milmyeon) - a cold noodles dish typically found in the summer. If you are here in other seasons this could be a bit hard to find so I reccomend it's warm counterpart 칼국수 (kalguksu)

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SherbetAsleep · 1 year ago

Home. It’s vegan

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Reulia · OP · 1 year ago

Home is not an option because this is just a trip. Also I’m sure there are some good restaurants in Busan that are not fish-based! ☺️

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No_Independent_8787 · 1 year ago

Vegan food is terrible

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beverlyhillscop · 1 year ago

These are my favourite foods and restaurants in Busan:

Hagfish 꼼장어 & Raw Octopus 산낙지 at 전주횟집
Marinated Duck 오리불고기 at 가야공원
Octopus, Intestine & Shrimp Stew 낙곱새 at 원조 조방낙지
Ginseng Chicken Soup 삼계탕 at 배종관동래삼계탕
Marinated Braised Ribs with Cheese 치즈등갈비 at 등짝
Wheat Noodles 밀면 at 서면개금밀면
Raw Fish 회 at 민락 수변공원
Sliced Pork 족발 at 원조부산족발
Beef Tripe Hot Pot 곱창전골 at 부평양곱창
Pork Rice Soup 돼지국밥 at 밀양순대돼지국밥

As you dont like seafood, just go to any of the other ones.

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Reulia · OP · 1 year ago

Thank you!

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This seafood grill in Busan

Posted by pleasedmanatee · in r/KoreanFood · 8 months ago

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Innerpower1994 · 8 months ago

fantastic!!

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joonjoon · 8 months ago

They have seafood grill spots on the ocean in Busan, it's fantastic!!

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Great fresh seafood / sashimi restaurant in Busan?

Posted by aestheticsofuse · in r/koreatravel · 1 year ago

I'm with my elderly relative who really wants to eat sashimi, basically, but we went to Jagalchi Market and were a bit turned off by the pushy atmosphere - I also saw a thread saying Jagalchi is really aimed toward tourists and locals don't really go there. So where DO the locals go in Busan for fresh delicious sashimi (not sure what it's called Korean) that's reasonably priced? I've tried to search but just keep seeing Jagalchi mentioned - we'd love more of a typical sit-down restaurant vibe. We're staying in the Jagalchi area but will be visiting Seomyeon and maybe Songdo tomorrow, so we're open to anywhere near those areas!

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NoteworthyBeetroot · 1 year ago

The Korean word for sliced raw fish is 생선회 (sangseon-hoe, pronounced like "hweh"), if you plug that into Naver Maps it'll give you what's nearby you. I don't have any personal recommendations but searching in Seomyeon these ones look good and have good reviews:

[Naver Map] Lucky Sanghoe 부산 부산진구 중앙대로680번가길 75-1 https://naver.me/xi5BnSYn

[Naver Map] Daerim Tuna 부산 부산진구 서면로 48-1 https://naver.me/x4iwddCi

You can also get Japanese style sashimi platters at izakayas or sushi places. Search "사시미", "스시" or "초밥"

[Naver Map] Issue Mori 부산 부산진구 신천대로62번길 45 https://naver.me/xOm16OLv

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aestheticsofuse · OP · 1 year ago

Hey, thank you so much. I just realized I never replied to this post, because I saw it in the morning as we were scrambling to get out the door for the day – but I was able to pull up your post when we were in Seomyeon and copy 생선회 into Naver Maps to find great sashimi! It wasn't either of the ones you linked, but it was delicious...wish I had thought to note the name (rookie mistake). Anyway, huge thanks from me and my relative, who was absolutely thrilled with the meal!

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NoteworthyBeetroot · 1 year ago

Aww that's awesome! I'm glad you were able to find a good meal there! Thanks for coming back here to let me know, I appreciate it :)

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Glittering_Ocelot722 · 1 year ago

Try haeundae, theres a little night market there with restaurants. There’s also a stall that sells sushi and sashimi.

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aestheticsofuse · OP · 1 year ago

Thank you! That sounds awesome but unfortunately we're only in Busan for one more day and I don't think we're going to have time to make it to Haeundae. Definitely taking note of this for the future, though! Appreciate the suggestion :)

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caliboy888 · 1 year ago

Try Millak Raw Fish town next to Gwangalli Beach

https://www.hapskorea.com/busan-bites-millak-raw-fish-hoe-town/

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[Local Recs] What I showed my friends on a quick 1-night trip to Busan

Posted by Swimming-Turnip395 · in r/busan · 3 months ago

🇰🇷 Hi!! I’m Korean, and recently had friends visiting from Jeju, so I gave them a quick 1-night, 2-day tour of Busan. It turned out great, so I wanted to share our itinerary in case anyone’s planning something similar!

AND… we were 5 people, not gonna lie, food was a major part of the trip — so if you’re into eating well while sightseeing, this is for you! Also, we had a car, so we got around by driving.

☀️ Saturday

💭 Arrive at Gimhae International Airport

💭 Lunch in Seomyeon

📍 Lee Jae Mo Pizza Seomyeon Branch (link)

→ Korean-style cheese pizza! Highly recommend ordering the kimchi fried rice on the side. Honestly, the portions are huge. We were stuffed after just 2 slices each.
→ You need to put your name down for the waitlist in advance!! (use the “CatchTable” app – it’s popular in Korea for restaurant bookings!)

💭 Coffee in Jeonpo Café Street

→ Super crowded on weekends, so you might not get into your first-choice café. But since all the cafés are packed in one area, you can just hop into any place with available seats!

Some good options to try (get on the waitlist early if you can):

📍 Den Bar (link)→ We ended up going here. Loved the vibe, but the coffee didn’t really hit the mark — also available on the CatchTable app!
📍 Month Coffee Bar (link)
📍 Bunker (link)

💭 Coastal walk at Igidae

📍 Igidae Coastal Walk (link)

→ Super scenic and not too intense — a great way to enjoy Busan’s ocean vibes!

💭 Head to Haeundae

→ Hotel check-in + rest + get on the waitlist for dinner at:

📍 Haeseong Makchang (LCT Branch) (link)

→ Makchang here refers to grilled beef intestines. It’s super flavorful and chewy, but definitely an acquired taste. Some Koreans avoid it too, so it might be a bit intense if you’re not used to it — better to know before you go! 😅

💭 Dinner at Haeseong Makchang (LCT branch)

💭 Walk by the Haeundae beach, take some photos

💭 Drinks nearby (round 2!)

📍 Clam Haeundae (link)

→ Not the most mind-blowing food, but the ocean view and outdoor tables make up for it. Great place to enjoy a beer by the sea!

☀️ Sunday

💭 Wake up + Check out

💭 Morning coffee in Haeundae

📍 Momos Coffee Marine City Branch (link)

→ Beautiful spot, great coffee! My favorite place in Busan. And don’t skip the cheese terrine — it’s a must with a hot coffee. ☕🧀

💭 Lunch at Gwangalli

📍 Dongmyeonshik Milmyeon (link)

→ Milmyeon is Busan’s take on cold noodles — super refreshing and loved by locals!

💭 Walk along Gwangalli beach, take some more photos

💭 Head back to Jeju . . ✈️

++ Extra Tip!!

If you’re traveling in Korea, Naver Maps is a must. It’s way more accurate than Google Maps here, and it shows tons of local restaurants and user reviews that you won’t find elsewhere.

Also, Koreans really hate waiting in line, so we use waitlist apps all the time. The two most popular ones are CatchTable and Tabling — both are used for booking at trendy or busy spots. I’m honestly not sure if they work without a Korean phone number (especially for foreigners), but I thought I’d mention them anyway just in case!

And not every restaurant is listed on CatchTable or Tabling, but it’s still a good idea to check the apps before you go.

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rnauser · 3 months ago

Great gudie and easy to follow!

My wife is from Busan but we live in Sweden (I am Swedish) but been to Busan multiple times (at least once a year) its a great city that are close to nature.

I would add some stuff because i love history/museums/movies/books and are intrested in military history (I work for the military) so i would add the following, all stuff is not possible for a 2 day stay so its not as good as your guide)

Nam-Gu
- Busan museum (link)
- UN Memorial Cemetery (link)
- United Nations Peace Memorial Hall (link)

Haeundae-gu
- Busan Museum of Art (link) - still closed due to renovations (since 2023)
- Shinsegae Department Store, Centum City (link) - if you like to shop, this is for you (not cheap)
- CGV Tempur Cinema Floor 7 (link) - a bit expensive but if you love movies its a must try once in life
- CGV Cine de Chef Floor 7 (link) - same as above
- SPA LAND Centum City (link) - If you like modern spa or just relax, early or late in weekdays is the best
- 옥녀봉/Oknyeo-peak (link) - Quite easy peak to walk to with great view of Haeundae-gu
- 양운폭포/Jangsan Waterfall - A nice smalll waterfall on the way up to Oknyeo
- 석대암/ Seokdaeam - A nice little temple on the way up to Oknyeo
- BUSAN X the SKY (link) - Great view of all of Haeundae-gu, a bit expensive
- Signiel Te View LCT (link) - Great Buffet in Hotell Signiel on the 5F, a bit expensive but really nice food and view of Haeundae Beach

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rnauser · 3 months ago

Suyeong-Gu
- Brown Field (link) - One of my favorite café in Busan, at the beginning (south) of Gwangalli Beach, its small so sometimes its take out only
- Millac The Market (link) - Quite new spot just north of Gwangalli Beach, a lot of smaller shops
- Hwangnyeongsan Mountain Beacon Mound (link) - Great view over all Suyeong-Gu and other parts of Busan

Jung-Gu
- Busan Museum of Movies (link)
- Yongdusan Park/Busan Tower (link) - just around the corner form Busan Muesum of Movies
- Jagalchi Market (link) - Massive market that is more modern then traditional markets
- Bupyeong Kkangtong Market (link) - Massive traditional market that i always visit when i am in Jung-Gu
- Bosu Book Street (link) - I love books so i always buy a book in the native language when i am in another contry

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rnauser · 3 months ago

Seo-Gu
- Songdo Beach (link) - Nice man made beach with a lot of resturants and stuff to do
- Songdo Cable Car (link) - When in Songdo take the cable car (with great views of Songdo and Seo-Gu to:
- Songdo Sky Park (link) - End statation, great views, a dino square for the kids and much more
- Cheonmasan Sculpture Garden (link) - If you like a mountain hike with great views of Seo-Gu go here!

Yeonje-Gu
- 마하사/ Mahasa temple (link) - Cute little temple in Yeonje-Gu

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BeachNo3638 · 3 months ago

MOMOS in Marine city is a great choice.

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Swimming-Turnip395 · OP · 3 months ago

Totally agree!! Glad you love it too.

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Places to eat at seomyeun

Posted by Austin854 · in r/busan · 1 month ago

I'm going to Busan with my friends. I've been to Busan a lot because my mother's family lives there but never really went out because I don't have friends there. Now I'm going with my friends at the end of this month and I don't really know good places to eat and drink(alcohol). Any recommendations for restaurants will be great especially kbbq, sashimi, and local foods as well. My friends and I booked hotels at seomyeun. Thank you in advance.

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gooseon · 1 month ago

I run a craft beer pub called Wildcat Brewing if you like craft beer! https://maps.app.goo.gl/8o2w7wcqGpzR7jPJA?g_st=ipc

Some of my favorite food joints: Korean BBQ Kimbro Busan Seo-myeon Branch Busan Busanjin-gu Bujeon-dong 521-10 https://naver.me/FeNeSucY

Korean Pork Soup Anmok Seo-myeon Branch Busan Busanjin-gu Bujeon-dong 534-2 https://naver.me/xPUQa2Kt

Gattengn Sushi Lotte Dept. Store Busan Main Branch Busan Busanjin-gu Bujeon-dong 503-15 https://naver.me/GgBODdo7

Korean Pork BBQ Ribs Busan Jjokjjok Galbi Main Branch Busan Busanjin-gu Bujeon-dong 516-68 https://naver.me/G8hmL6Hj

Bars: Beer Shop, Hard and Heavy Metal Pub, Dibs, Thursday Party

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Plenty_Strategy4676 · 1 month ago

Your place looks great, I will give you a visit soon.

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Austin854 · OP · 1 month ago

Hard and heavy metal pub sounds like a place I would like.

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Agile-Ad1665 · 1 month ago

Daveeeeeeee

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Zestyclose_Wash6494 · 1 month ago

Jeju Rooftop is amazing! It’s a bbq place that has some other options like marinated crab. Small place but the food is incredible and the service fantastic.

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Agile-Ad1665 · 1 month ago

Beer Shop in Jeonpo (one station south) has the best beer selection in the city. Lots of Korean craft.

https://naver.me/FpMlLqel

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Plenty_Strategy4676 · 1 month ago

I have my favorite KBBQ in Seomyeon. I just discovered it recently, and I love it.

dodamgalbe 222-4 Bujeon-dong Busanjin-gu Busan https://naver.me/5ewpaSum

There is another one. it's a buffet set kind of restaurant where you can also do KBBQ. For this, you have to be there in the late afternoon since due to the long waiting line, you might wait for some time or even miss the best side dishes.

chakhanpig cafe 175 Bujeon-dong Busanjin-gu Busan https://naver.me/FWPhMo9L

Hope this helps.

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Austin854 · OP · 1 month ago

Thanks will check it out!

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Agile-Ad1665 · 1 month ago

Chakhan is a massive nationwide chain that uses frozen meat. Do not go.

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best seafood restaurants in Busan

Key Considerations for Seafood Restaurants in Busan:

Freshness: Look for restaurants that source their seafood locally, as Busan is known for its fresh catches from the surrounding waters.
Variety of Dishes: Consider places that offer a wide range of seafood options, including sashimi, grilled fish, and traditional Korean seafood dishes.
Ambiance and Location: Some restaurants offer stunning views of the ocean or are located near popular attractions, enhancing your dining experience.
Local Recommendations: Check reviews from locals or food bloggers to find hidden gems that may not be as well-known to tourists.
Price Range: Be aware of your budget, as seafood can vary significantly in price depending on the type and preparation.

Top Recommendations:

Jagalchi Market: A must-visit for seafood lovers, this bustling market allows you to choose fresh seafood and have it prepared on-site at one of the many restaurants.
The Fisherman’s Wharf: Known for its variety of seafood dishes, including grilled fish and sashimi, this restaurant offers a great dining experience with a view of the harbor.
Suminine: Famous for its fresh sashimi and seafood stews, this restaurant is popular among locals and offers a cozy atmosphere.
Gukje Market: While not exclusively seafood, this market has numerous stalls and eateries serving delicious seafood dishes, making it a great spot for a casual meal.
Haeundae Beach Restaurants: Many beachfront restaurants offer fresh seafood with a view, perfect for enjoying a meal after a day at the beach.

Tip: Always check for daily specials or seasonal catches, as these can offer the best flavors and value.

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