Busan Korean BBQ in Suyeong: Yong Hanu Namcheon Branch
In short
Yong Hanu Namcheon Branch is a Korean beef barbecue restaurant in Suyeong, Busan. After reserving, I had premium sirloin and assorted ribs grilled by the staff, then finished with doenjang stew and rice. Verdict: A comfortable choice for a group dinner with excellent service.

Good to know
- Address
- 52 Namcheondong-ro 9beon-gil, Suyeong-gu, Busan, South Korea
- Hours
- Daily 11:00–23:00
- Reservations
- Available through Naver Reservation
- Premium Korean beef sirloin
- ₩28,000
- Assorted Korean beef ribs
- ₩25,000
- Lunch specials
- Yukhoe bibimbap, boneless galbitang, and chadol doenjang hot pot
- Doenjang stew
- Choose earthenware pot or grill-top style
as written by the visitor on Sep 10, 2026
Location and reservations near Namcheon Station
Location: 52 Namcheondong-ro 9beon-gil, Suyeong-gu, Busan, South Korea Hours: Daily 11:00–23:00 Naver Reservation available
I went to Yong Hanu Namcheon Branch (용한우 남천점), a great spot in Namcheon-dong, Busan, for some beef!

Yong Hanu Namcheon Branch is on the way toward the Suyeong District Office, and it is easy to find after getting off at Namcheon Station.

Even though I had reserved in advance and arrived early in the evening, there were quite a lot of people. The staff were incredibly kind and gave us such a warm welcome.
Maybe because we had reserved, all the side dishes were already set out for us. Everything from the salad to the basic banchan (side dishes) was neat and delicious. The white kimchi, myeong-i namul (seasoned wild garlic leaves), and pickled chili peppers were especially good. I still remember being told to use only a little wasabi, since too much could make my nose sting.


Table-ordering and lunch specials
We could order right away through T-order at the table. There were so many cuts, including assorted ribs, premium sirloin, striploin, Korean beef tenderloin, and rib finger meat, and the quality looked fantastic. Yong Hanu Namcheon Branch is also a nice choice for a company dinner in Namcheon-dong, Busan, and it has lunch specials too. The lunch menu includes yukhoe bibimbap (beef tartare mixed rice), boneless galbitang (short rib soup), and chadol doenjang hot pot.

Beef and radish soup came as a complimentary dish. The freshly simmered soup was nicely spicy and delicious. It had been so long since I last had beef and radish soup—I was surprised by how good it was..

Premium Korean beef sirloin and assorted ribs
At Yong Hanu Namcheon Branch in Namcheon-dong, Busan, we ordered:
- Premium Korean beef sirloin ₩28,000
- Assorted Korean beef ribs ₩25,000 × 2
- Doenjang stew
We also ordered doenjang stew as a side.


I had brought my camera, so it took me a little while to take photos. I was grateful that the owner waited for me. Doesn't the quality of the meat at Yong Hanu Namcheon Branch, a good place for a group dinner in Namcheon-dong, Busan, look amazing? They grilled everything beautifully from start to finish on a stone grill. I wonder if the owner is reading this? The meat melted in my mouth and was delicious.




How to eat the seasoned sirloin
They grilled the sirloin first and told us to try it without dipping it in anything because the meat was already seasoned. And it really was! The moment it went into my mouth, it felt like it just melted away!


It was delicious dipped in the salt they gave us, but topping it with myeong-i namul and pickled chili peppers cut through the richness and made it even tastier! They also grilled shishito peppers, mushrooms, and kabocha squash alongside it. They were sweet and delicious together!


Assorted ribs with vegetables
Once we had finished the sirloin, they grilled the assorted ribs. The assorted ribs are a little richer than the sirloin, so I recommend having them with vegetables. They were definitely softer than the sirloin, with a pleasantly chewy texture. They can be a little rich, but they were nutty, springy, and so delicious.


Making doenjang sulbap on the grill
The staff kept coming by to watch over and grill the meat, so it was nice not having to do it ourselves. And above all, they were so kind! Yong Hanu Namcheon Branch, a good spot for group dinners in Namcheon-dong, Busan, has two kinds of doenjang stew: you can choose an earthenware pot or this version served directly on the grill.



The earthenware-pot version comes in a ttukbaegi (earthenware bowl), like the beef and radish soup. With the grill-top version, they pour in the doenjang stew after all the meat is cooked. Just add rice and doenjang sulbap (rice in soybean-paste stew) is complete!


We wanted to eat it like sulbap, so we ordered an extra bowl of rice and added it when the doenjang started boiling. I worried the portion might be small, but there ended up being so much that we had leftovers! The doenjang stew also comes with gim (dried seaweed), which is not seasoned—just dip it in soy sauce. It is nutty and delicious!

Overall, the food was clean-tasting and not too heavy, so it was easy to enjoy a proper meal. The seats were spacious, with partitions between them, which made it nice for a private meal.
Where it is
52 Namcheondong-ro 9beon-gil, Suyeong-gu, Busan, South Korea부산광역시 수영구 남천동로9번길 52 1층






