Nampo Station sushi combo B vs C, a ₩4,000 gap: Moshi Moshi Sushi

I went shopping at Lotte Department Store Gwangbok and stopped by Moshi Moshi Sushi for dinner — it's a sushi spot with such good value set menus that it's also great for lunch 🍣 Beyond sushi, they also have chashu, ramen, and udon, so you can enjoy a variety of dishes alongside sushi ⋆｡˚

Moshi Moshi Sushi Gwangbok hours, reservations and parking

• Hours: 10:30–21:00
• Reservations: via Naver Reservation or phone
• Parking: available, using Lotte Department Store Gwangbok parking lot

Where is Moshi Moshi Sushi Gwangbok near Nampo Station?

Moshi Moshi Sushi Gwangbok is a 5-minute walk from Nampo Station, located on the 10th floor of the main building at Lotte Department Store Gwangbok. If you're driving, you can park for free using the Lotte parking lot 🚗

Moshi Moshi has three branches in total. The original location near Busan National University was so popular that it now has two more branches in Lotte Department Store Gwangbok and Dongnae.

What is the seating like at Moshi Moshi Sushi Gwangbok?

Inside, most seating is 4-person tables with generous spacing between them, so it's comfortable to eat. The interior is a clean, pleasant Japanese-style restaurant, and I saw a lot of families and couples eating there haha.

Moshi Moshi Sushi Gwangbok menu and combo sets

The menu at Moshi Moshi Sushi Gwangbok ranges from set meals good for 2–4 people to combo sushi, à la carte sushi, and side dishes. It's not just sushi — there's chashu and ramen too, so even people who don't like sushi can enjoy the meal together. There were three of us, so we each ordered a combo sushi.

• Combo Sushi B
• Combo Sushi C x2

What comes with Combo Sushi B?

Combo Sushi B at Moshi Moshi Sushi Gwangbok comes with 10 pieces of sushi + 3 pieces of tempura + tofu salad + vegetable salad + soup. You can request more salad and soup, and the vegetable salad in particular was great to eat before the meal.

The tofu salad had a savory, rich dressing that was great for whetting the appetite before the meal.

Combo B's sushi included halibut, salmon, bluefin tuna, raw shrimp, eel, and beef sushi among the varieties, which made it fun to eat. The fish was especially fresh and the tail piece was long, which made every bite more satisfying!

All the raw fish on top of the sushi was fresh, and the amount of rice was just right, so it was a satisfying menu overall. Besides this, there are also set meals with soba/udon or fish roe rice, so it'd be great value for lunch. I've had the udon and fish roe rice before and they were delicious, so I'd recommend the set meals too!

Combo Sushi C vs B: what's different for 4,000 won more?

Combo Sushi C at Moshi Moshi Sushi Gwangbok has the same components as B, but comes with abalone sushi, tuna sushi, and grilled salmon sushi instead. It's 4,000 won more, but the sushi quality goes up accordingly and it was delicious.

That tuna color is amazing • • 🍣 This was the tastiest sushi among Combo C. Moshi Moshi Sushi Gwangbok's fish isn't too thin or small — it's just the right thickness with a nice long tail piece, which I loved!

The abalone sushi was also tender with no chewiness at all — a delicious piece. If I come back again, I'll definitely order Combo C.

The 3-piece tempura in the combo sushi sets

Finally, we finished up with tempura 🍤 The tempura that comes with the combo sushi includes shrimp tempura, sweet potato tempura, and 3 pieces of potato tempura — eating it at the end of the meal made it so much more filling.

Moshi Moshi Sushi Gwangbok: final verdict

The interior was clean, and I enjoyed the fresh sushi + tempura + salad combination ₊˚⊹ 🍱 If you're looking for a good sushi spot for lunch in Nampo-dong, I recommend Moshi Moshi inside the Lotte Department Store!