Geumjeong sushi restaurant for a family Set 4: Moshi Moshi PNU

While looking for a comfortable place to eat with family near Pusan National University, I visited Moshi Moshi PNU Branch (모시모시 부산대점). This time, I went with my second brother-in-law’s family and shared some delicious sushi. I especially liked the set menu, which lets you enjoy several dishes at once.

Why I chose a set for a family meal

Choosing the menu is more important than you might think when eating with family. Some people like sushi, while others prefer noodles or fried food, so you naturally look for somewhere everyone can enjoy a variety of dishes together.

This time, I came to Moshi Moshi PNU Branch, a popular restaurant near Pusan National University, with my second brother-in-law’s family. They have set menus centered on sushi, with udon or other noodles and tempura included, so I thought it would make a nice family dining spot.

Especially if you are looking for somewhere to eat around Pusan National University Station, it is worth considering for both its accessibility and menu selection.

A warm interior with wood and full-height windows

Even before I went inside, the wood-accented exterior and large front windows caught my eye. The warm overall interior stood out. Natural light came in through the full-height windows, making the space feel fairly bright and comfortable.

It felt easygoing for a family meal, but also suited a visit with friends or a date. The store information also introduced Moshi Moshi’s directly operated locations, including branches in Gwangbok and Dongnae as well as this PNU Branch.

Set 4: what is included and how much it costs

The menu we ordered was Set 4, which is designed for 2–3 people.

It included the following:

• 18 pieces of sushi
• Shrimp tempura
• One noodle dish

It was a great setup for several people to share, so it suited a family meal well. Rather than ordering sushi on its own, I liked that we could also have tempura and noodles. Eating just one dish all the way through can feel a little lacking, but we could have sushi, add crisp shrimp tempura, and finish with warm noodles, so the meal never felt monotonous.

The fun of sharing 18 pieces of sushi

Sushi was definitely the centerpiece of the meal that day. With several kinds of sushi arranged on one platter, the table felt even more abundant.

It was also fun to pick them one by one with my family, saying, “What is this one?” and “Shall we try this first?”

Sushi is all about the harmony between the rice and its topping. Unlike conveyor-belt sushi, where you quickly choose what you want, a full set like this lets you look over several dishes and eat at a more relaxed pace. More than anything, placing the food in the middle and sharing it with family made the meal more enjoyable than usual. Delicious food seems to stay in your memory longer when you eat it together rather than alone.

Shrimp tempura and warm udon, too

The shrimp tempura that came with the sushi was nice to have midway through the meal. The soft texture of sushi and the crisp texture of tempura were different, so eating them together added variety.

The noodle dish was included in the set as well, so we could enjoy warm broth and noodles too.

So this set felt like more than a sushi meal—it was a complete meal of sushi, tempura, and noodles together.

It was especially convenient for a family visit because it cut down on the trouble of having to order several different dishes.

A meal made more enjoyable by family

The best part of this visit was the time together, even more than the food. Sitting with my second brother-in-law’s family, sharing sushi, and chatting about this and that was lovely. Eating together as a family may seem ordinary, but moments like these become precious memories with time.

A meal that began with “What should we eat today?” soon became a time full of laughter and conversation. Isn’t the reason we look for good restaurants, after all, to find delicious food and good company together? Thanks to this sushi restaurant near Pusan National University, I was able to have a comfortable, enjoyable meal with my family.

What I liked about Moshi Moshi PNU Branch

What I liked about Moshi Moshi PNU Branch was its menu selection and comfortable dining atmosphere. First, you can enjoy a range of dishes at once. Like the Set 4 we ordered, it combines 18 pieces of sushi with shrimp tempura and noodles, making it easy for several people to share.

Second, the atmosphere works well for family meals. The wood interior and full-height windows gave the place a warm, tidy feel. Third, there are choices even for people who do not like sushi. According to the store introduction, it also offers albap (fish roe rice), chashu, rice bowls, and noodle dishes. That gives a relatively wide range of choices for a group with both sushi lovers and non-sushi lovers.

That said, my personal thoughts on the taste are based on the menu and condition of my visit, so it is best to check the menu and prices before you go.

Moshi Moshi PNU Branch hours and information

Moshi Moshi PNU Branch is on the first floor at 271-5 Geumgang-ro, Geumjeong-gu, Busan. Its listed hours are 11:00–21:30, with last orders at 21:00. Break time is 15:00–16:30, and a separate notice in the photo says it operates without a break on Saturdays and Sundays. Hours and closing days can change, so checking with the restaurant before visiting is the most accurate option.

Delicious sushi delights the palate, and family who eat together delight the heart.

If you are looking for sushi near Pusan National University, this is a place worth keeping in mind for a family meal, a gathering with friends, or a date, depending on the occasion.