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BIFF Square Ssiat Hotteok Stalls

  • ★ 4.5
  • Ssiat hotteok
  • Nampo and Jagalchi
  • Busan

The ssiat hotteok stalls on BIFF Square fry Busan's signature seed-stuffed pancake, split and loaded with sunflower and pumpkin seeds to order.

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Gukje Market Food Alley

  • ★ 4.4
  • Bibim dangmyeon and yubu jeongol
  • Nampo and Jagalchi
  • Busan

Gukje Market's food alley seats you on benches over bibim dangmyeon, yubu pockets and chungmu gimbap, Busan street eating at its most direct.

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Samjin Eomuk Yeongdo Main Store

  • ★ 4.4
  • Eomuk and fish cake croquettes
  • Yeongdo
  • Busan

Samjin Eomuk has pressed Busan fish cake since 1953, and its Yeongdo flagship sells bakery-style eomuk and croquettes from the original site.

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Halmae Gaya Milmyeon

  • ★ 4.4
  • Milmyeon
  • Nampo and Jagalchi
  • Busan

Halmae Gaya Milmyeon has made Busan's wheat-noodle answer to naengmyeon a Nampo-dong fixture, a Gwangbok-ro hall that serves milmyeon every day of the week.

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Choryang Milmyeon

  • ★ 4.3
  • Milmyeon
  • Busan Station and Choryang
  • Busan

Choryang Milmyeon ladles the old Choryang style near Busan Station, milmyeon at 7,000 won with the peanut-dusted bibim bowl as the house call.

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Sinchang Toast

  • ★ 4.2
  • Griddled egg toast
  • Nampo and Jagalchi
  • Busan

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.

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Goraesa Eomuk Bujeon Main Store

  • ★ 4.2
  • Premium eomuk and eomuk udon
  • Seomyeon and Jeonpo
  • Busan

Goraesa turns Busan eomuk into a premium counter at its Bujeon Market main store, whale-branded fish cake skewers and broth beside the stalls.

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Sangguk Ine

  • ★ 4.1
  • Tteokbokki and twisted doughnuts
  • Haeundae
  • Busan

Sangguk Ine anchors Haeundae Market in Busan with chewy tteokbokki, sundae and fried twists, a queue that runs from beach season into midnight.

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Haeundae Pojangmacha Village

  • ★ 4.1
  • Tent-bar seafood and soju
  • Haeundae
  • Busan

The Haeundae pojangmacha village now runs inside the Mipo Sealand building beside LCT, numbered stalls serving lobster and shellfish into the night.

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Wonjo Halmeoni Tteokbokki

Wonjo Halmeoni Tteokbokki is a food stall run by Kim Lim Ok for over 30 years, frying rice cakes lightly in oil in the lid of a large iron pot.

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Sonmat Gimbap

Sonmat Gimbap has sold handmade gimbap in Tongin Market for two generations, a shop the current owner inherited from his mother in 1980 and renamed.

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Soonhee's Bindaetteok

Soonhee's Bindaetteok grinds mung beans into paste with millstones for savory bindaetteok; mung bean and meat pancakes are the only two items on the menu.

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Mabongnim Halmeonijip

Mabongnim Halmeonijip, established in 1953, is the starting point of Sindang-dong Tteokbokki Alley, with a gochujang and chunjang recipe cooked at the table.

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Apple House

Apple House started as a food stall in Banpo in 1987 and moved to Isu in 2022 due to redevelopment; the owner credits its longevity to an unchanged flavor.

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Koggiri

Koggiri is a three-generation shop on Gongdeok-dong's instant tteokbokki street, in the Blue Ribbon Survey in 2017 and 2018, with fried rice to finish.

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Darak

Darak is a famous restaurant for instant tteokbokki seen on TV programs, served in a tray or a hot pot with a choice of sauces beyond the basic ingredients.

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Bbobbai Bunsik

Bbobbai Bunsik is a Jamsil tteokbokki shop open since 1983 in the Jangmi Shopping Center, renowned for tteokjjolla, chewy noodles and ramen with tteokbokki.

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Cosmos Snack Bar

Cosmos Snack Bar has stood near Gusan Station for over 40 years, known for sweet and spicy instant tteokbokki in a retro interior that recalls school days.

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Mirim Bunsik

Mirim Bunsik has stood next to Mirim Girls' High School since 1988 with no proper signboard, and its signature dish is instant tteokbokki with chosen add-ins.

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Ingkko Tteokbokki

Ingkko Tteokbokki has made tteokbokki in Mangwudong since 1978, from the days the stall village formed around seven schools, now in its third generation.

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