Geumjeong Japanese restaurant with parking and Set 4: Moshi Moshi

Moshi Moshi PNU Branch, a place to visit with a child near Pusan National University

Moshi Moshi PNU Branch

This is Moshi Moshi PNU Branch, a great sushi spot near Pusan National University that I visited with Busan Mom (my mother-in-law) and my child! This is the original branch, which opened in February 2012. It has been a neighborhood fixture around PNU for a full 15 years—wow✨

Can you park at this PNU sushi restaurant?

The biggest advantage of Moshi Moshi PNU Branch is its large parking lot in the restaurant building!! They support up to one hour, so this is one of those precious restaurants where driving is easy too ƪ(˘⌣˘)ʃ

Outside, there was the Moshi Moshi PNU Branch menu (such good value!), opening-hours information, and a reassuring notice that they do not use Japanese seafood.

Looking at the country-of-origin board inside, everything except bigeye tuna was domestic. Doesn’t that feel really reassuring?

Unlike how it looks from outside, the interior was huge. It seems perfect for PNU group get-togethers, work dinners, and family gatherings too.

What comes in Set 4 and the kids’ set

• Set 4 Good One, ₩58,000: 18 pieces of sushi, shrimp tempura, and one noodle choice (udon/memil/ramen/seafood stir-fried udon)
• Kids’ set, ₩11,000: pork cutlet + mini udon

We ordered it hahaha!! Today is cheat day—oh yeah hahahahahahahahahahahaha

The basic spread included a vegetable salad, tofu salad, pickled ginger, yellow pickled radish, and clear soup to wake up the appetite. The tofu salad, with nutty sesame dressing balanced by a tangy note, was so appealing, and the vegetable salad was freshness itself—just perfect as an appetizer haha.

The 18-piece sushi selection

Pretty things need to be seen big. The selection was so good: flatfish, flatfish fin, salmon, shrimp, raw shrimp, eel, inari sushi, and egg sushi. With 18 pieces, it was seriously generous, right? The sushi quality was top-notch.

Oh! They have high chairs and children’s tableware here too >_<

For Set 4’s one noodle choice, we picked memil (cold buckwheat noodles). The bouncy noodles and chilled broth were so refreshing—a cannot-go-wrong pairing with sushi.

The shrimp tempura portion was enormous too. Big shrimp met a crisp coating and went beautifully with the tangy sauce. Our little one loved how crunchy it was and ate three all by herself hahahahahahahahaha

A kids’ menu my child enjoyed too

Moshi Moshi PNU Branch, a great sushi spot near PNU, has a generous kids’ menu too. In cute tableware came a big pork cutlet and bouncy udon generously filled with inari, mushrooms, and shrimpㅠㅠㅠ And I don’t know what was so magical about the salad here, but as soon as my child’s meal arrived, she reached for the salad first and had one bite, then two. My mother-in-law and I were seriously shocked hahahahahahahahahahahahahahahaha (She normally never eats raw vegetables.) It got my child’s stamp of approval as a great restaurant too hahahahaha oh my gosh...!!!! When your child eats well, it makes a mom so, so happyㅠㅠㅠㅠㅠㅠㅠㅠㅠㅠㅠㅠㅠㅠㅠㅠㅠ I was touched.

We joined the receipt-review event and even received shrimp sushi haha. My mother-in-law normally eats very little, but today she ate more than I did here...... hahahahahahahahahahahahaha

Yep..... We finished every last bit hahahahahahahahaha hehehehehe

A great sushi restaurant near PNU where you can park. From a salad starter to well-composed sushi, refreshing memil, and crisp shrimp tempura, it was a truly perfect course menu with flavors and options that can satisfy everyone, young and old. + The kids’ menu was amazing too. Please make sure to try Set 4 at Moshi Moshi PNU Branch, a PNU sushi spot with great value and quality.......♥️