Choryang Milmyeon is a korean restaurant in Busan Station And Choryang, Busan.
Editorially verified August 27, 2026 by Lewis Vaughan, TableJourney editor. Source.
Must order: Bibim milmyeon under its peanut dust, 7,000 won the small bowl.
Tip: Pair it with Pyeongsanok's suyuk two streets over for a Choryang double lunch.
Address: 225 Jungang-daero, Dong-gu, Busan
Cor Pasta Bar seats about ten at an open kitchen counter up a Jeonpo alley in Busan, a Bib Gourmand pasta room with a compact, seasonal card.
Order: The ravioli, then the bisque pasta; the short menu changes with the market.
Tip: Counter seats book out on Catchtable days ahead; solo diners have the easiest time.
Bao Haus steams Taiwanese bao in a Jeonpo back street in Busan, a Bib Gourmand counter the Michelin Guide marks as one of the queues worth joining.
Order: A classic bao at 5,000 won with the fish-fragrant fried aubergine.
Tip: Order at the counter before sitting; a Gwangalli branch handles the beach side of town.
Yakitori Onjung grills Korean chicken over binchotan in Busan's Jeonpo nightlife blocks, a Bib Gourmand skewer bar with two course lengths and a lively hall.
Order: The full skewer course at 33,000 won, grilled over binchotan charcoal.
Tip: Skewers run out on busy nights, so come for the first seating rather than the last.
Yakitori Haegong runs a native-chicken skewer omakase in a pink Millak-dong building in Busan, a Michelin Guide bar where you watch the grill work.
Order: The native-chicken yakitori omakase, 59,000 won from neck to tail.
Tip: Reserve the counter on Catchtable and park at Seohee Star Hills; the alley itself is tow-away.
Bibijae earned a Bib Gourmand on bibimbap alone in Busan's Namcheon-dong, running mala, gang-doenjang and yukjeon bowls from a small open kitchen.
Order: Mala bibimbap if you want heat, gang-doenjang bibimbap if you want depth.
Tip: It also delivers locally, but the stone-bowl crust only happens if you eat in.
PILI PILI cooks Thai food with fresh-pounded aromatics in Suyeong, Busan, a Bib Gourmand shophouse whose pad thai stays close to the Bangkok original.
Order: Shrimp pad thai at 12,000 won, with the khao kha mu braised pork leg.
Tip: Evenings only, and the small room fills with locals; two can eat well under 40,000 won.
