Order Buwon kalguksu, 9,000 won, with the juicy gyoza mandu on the side.
1969 Buwondong Kalguksu has hand-cut its own noodles since 1969 in Busan's Nampo-dong, a Michelin Guide shop selling only kalguksu and mandu.
Order Mul milmyeon with the broth kept icy; add mandu for 4,000 won.
Halmae Gaya Milmyeon ladles Busan's wheat-noodle milmyeon on Gwangbok-ro, a busy Nampo-dong hall where the queue moves as fast as the kitchen.
Viator · 3.5 h
*It's a half-day trip to the places you must go when you visit Busan. *You can see around famous places without rushing with the schedule within 3.5Hours. *A Busan nat...
Viator · 4 h
Embark on a walking tour of Busan, designed to showcase the city's top attractions within 4 Hours itinerary. Begin your tour at Gamcheon Culture Village, where colorfu...
Viator · 2.3 h
Experience the ultimate Busan food adventure! Your tour takes you through the heart of Busan's culinary scene: Jagalchi Fish Market, BIFF Square, and Gukje Market. Thi...
Order Single-origin latte
Aery Coffee pours competition-series filters by Jungang Station in Busan's old downtown, known for concentrated milk drinks in limited daily runs.
Order Croison pastry
Baekgudang has baked in Busan's old downtown since 1959, three generations deep, and its croison and pie manju still queue out the Jungang-dong door.
Order Cream-filled manju
B&C has made its manju and cream puffs the same way since 1983, and this Gwangbok branch puts the Busan bakery staple a block from Gukje Market.
Try Ssiat hotteok
The ssiat hotteok stalls on BIFF Square fry Busan's signature seed-stuffed pancake, split and loaded with sunflower and pumpkin seeds to order.
Try Bibim dangmyeon and yubu jeongol
Gukje Market's food alley seats you on benches over bibim dangmyeon, yubu pockets and chungmu gimbap, Busan street eating at its most direct.
Try Griddled egg toast
Sinchang Toast has buttered its griddle by Gukje Market for decades, a Busan breakfast counter of ham and egg toast from 2,000 to 4,500 won.
Try Rotating Korean and world street snacks
The night carts of Bupyeong Kkangtong Market turn a Busan shopping lane into a standing dinner of skewers, noodles and sweets every evening after 19:30.
Also on this listHalmae Gaya Milmyeon
Jagalchi Market is Korea's largest fish market, born from Busan's wartime waterfront, where you pick live seafood downstairs and eat it upstairs.
Gukje Market grew out of postwar Busan and still runs as a maze of stalls, its food alleys ladling bibim dangmyeon, yubu pockets and chungmu gimbap.
Bupyeong Kkangtong Market runs Korea's first regular night market in Busan, tin-can history by day and cart food at plastic tables after dark.
On this list, shown above1969 Buwondong KalguksuHalmae Gaya MilmyeonSinchang Toast
