Hoe, Busan style is a signature dish of South Korea; we have verified places to eat it in Busan. Korean raw fish eaten the port way: thick-cut slices from live tanks, wrapped in perilla with garlic and ssamjang, finished with spicy maeuntang stew. Start with where to eat Hoe, Busan style in Busan.
Hoe, Busan style · Busan
Korean raw fish eaten the port way: thick-cut slices from live tanks, wrapped in perilla with garlic and ssamjang, finished with spicy maeuntang stew.
Busan's hoe culture runs on live tanks and volume: flounder, rockfish and seasonal catch sliced minutes after netting, eaten in chogochujang or wrapped in lettuce and perilla. The template is Jagalchi, buy downstairs, eat upstairs, and Millak Raw Fish Town, where the takeaway box and a beach wall count as a restaurant. It differs from sashimi on purpose: thicker cuts, bolder sauces, and a maeuntang stew boiled from the frame to close.
Where to eat in Busan:
- Jagalchi Market
- Millak Raw Fish Town
Where to eat Hoe, Busan style in Busan: the editor picks