What to order at Cor Pasta Bar

Must order
The ravioli, then the bisque pasta; the short menu changes with the market.
Editor tip
Counter seats book out on Catchtable days ahead; solo diners have the easiest time.
CuisineItalian
Price₩₩
NeighborhoodSeomyeon and Jeonpo
HoursTue-Sun 12:00-21:00, break 14:30-17:00; closed Monday
Last verified

Must 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.

Location

Address: 13 Dongseong-ro 25beon-gil, Busanjin-gu, Busan 47305

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