Delicious beef offal and lovely restaurant owner!

You MUST TRY!

Wide variety, exceptional pricing for the quantity, and extremely attentive owner… my son could not get enough!

Photos say it all!

Address: 부산 중구 자갈치로 47번길 5-16 1층 하나네

The spicy stir-fried sundae has a bold, spicy aroma. The casing is chewy, and the filling is a bit crumbly. It has the unique flavor of sundae and goes perfectly with plain white rice.

👉 google map

This place is in Bosu-dong next to book street and is famous for their seafood pancake. All of their dishes are excellent. We come every year when we visit Busan.

It was so good. Apparently one of the scenes in ‘Officer Black Belt’ was filmed here

1. Seafood Pancake (Insadong) - the perfect, crispy texture
2. Salt Bread (Solbangul Bakery) - I can see the hype, but didn't feel the urge to go more than once
3. Injeolmi Bingsu (near Gyeongbokgung) - easiest way to cool down from a long walk
4. Bibim Makguksu (near Gyeongbokgung) - was surprised how much I liked this dish, buckwheat noodles with pepper paste & sesame oil
5. Homemade Kimbap (my mom's friend) - nothing like a homemade lunch on the KTX!
6. Dwaeji Gukbap (Busan) - famous pork soup! not a drop was left
7. Hwae & Roast Eel (Wol Hwa Hwaet Jip - near Busan) - favorite meal of the trip, tucked away restaurant, popular with locals
8. Dumplings (Haeundae Milmyeon Restaurant) - incredible flavor, had to order another set
9. Osulloc soft serve - not as soft as I was hoping, still hit the spot
10. Gomtang (Seoul) - was eating too good towards the tail end of the trip and needed some broth
11. KKBQ (Seoul) - we definitely got the tourist price
12. Puffer fish soup (Busan) - recognized by the Michelin Guide, if you're a broth person - come here
13. Namdaemun Vegetable Hotteok - wasn't used to seeing such a massive line, but the wait was worth it for this perfect savory snack
14. Sundae & Suyuk (Seoul) - looks fatty and heavy, but was pleasantly light, 10/10
15. Egg bread - one of my street food staples

Hi everyone!

I'll be in Bangkok for a week mid-November. What are some must-eat street food items and where can I find them? Anything in particular I should avoid or proceed with caution? Of course, I'll be avoiding the tap water.

For reference, I have no food allergies or intolerances and pride myself for having an iron stomach hahah

Edit: Also interested in drinks! I don’t drink alcohol (wamp wamp) but love fresh juices and the like :)

🇰🇷 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.