Delibong is a modern french fine-dining restaurant in Gwangalli, Busan.
Editorially verified August 27, 2026 by Lewis Vaughan, TableJourney editor. Source.
Must order: The charcuterie courses; the kitchen threads its cured meats through the whole menu.
Tip: One seating a night and reservation only, so book before you build an evening around it.
Address: 4 Millak-ro 27beon-gil, Suyeong-gu, Busan 47560
Meerok Super seats six for a set course in Busan's Millak-dong, in the Michelin Guide, with vegetables from its own patch and carefully aged fish and meat.
Order: The full course; the aged-fish dishes are where the tiny kitchen shows its hand.
Tip: Six seats means booking is everything; solo diners fit more easily than groups here.
Moment Local ages hanwoo beef for weeks, then grills and rests it over charcoal on Dalmaji Hill, new to the Michelin Guide Busan selection in 2026.
Order: The charcoal-grilled aged hanwoo, ordered by weight and shared across the table.
Tip: Book on Catchtable; the steak-and-champagne sets suit groups of three or more.
Meerok Super seats six for a set course in Busan's Millak-dong, in the Michelin Guide, with vegetables from its own patch and carefully aged fish and meat.
Order: The full course; the aged-fish dishes are where the tiny kitchen shows its hand.
Tip: Six seats means booking is everything; solo diners fit more easily than groups here.
Mori is Busan's one-Michelin-star kaiseki room in Haeundae, run by Japan-trained chef Kim Wan-gyu and his Japanese wife, with a single seasonal course.
Order: The single kaiseki course, built around that day's fish from the Busan markets.
Tip: Book on Catchtable well ahead; the room is small and Monday is the weekly closing day.
Palate holds a Michelin star on Busan's Dalmaji Hill, where chef Kim Jae-hoon cooks contemporary French tasting menus with a free-spirited streak.
Order: The dinner tasting course; lunch runs the same kitchen at a gentler price.
Tip: Catchtable slots open monthly and the window seats go first; plan the booking a few weeks out.
Fiotto is a husband-and-wife Italian restaurant with one Michelin star on Dalmaji Hill in Busan, running a pasta-led tasting menu from a tiny kitchen.
Order: The pasta courses built on vegetables from the owners' own family farm.
Tip: Dinner only, five nights a week; the counter suits couples better than groups.
Le DORER won Busan's newest Michelin star in 2026, a Marine City tasting room where a young local chef reworks traditional Korean courses in miniature.
Order: The seasonal tasting course; the late meat course and traditional dessert reworks stand out.
Tip: Reserve through Catchtable and ask about parking at the Hanil Ordew building when you book.
