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Buk-gu, Busan

Cafés, restaurants and places in Buk-gu, Busan, written by bloggers who went there.

Superchart has 428 reviews of places in Buk-gu, Busan; most are restaurants, skin care.

restaurants in Buk-gu, Busan 8 places · 377 reviews

  1. Go Okhee Hwamyeong 100 reviews
  2. Hongmigwan 73 reviews
  3. Gupo Jjamppong Gupo Main 68 reviews

skin care in Buk-gu, Busan 1 places · 48 reviews

  1. Vemontes Aesthetic 48 reviews

12 places in Buk-gu, Busan

Buk-gu, BusanRestaurants

Shin Ramyun-spicy mala tang for one in Deokcheon, Busan: Mara Golmok

Mara Golmok is a mala tang and mala xiang guo restaurant on Deokcheon 2-gil, near Deokcheon Station Exit 2 in Buk-gu, Busan. On an errand to Deokcheon, the writer ordered a solo lunch of mala tang at Shin Ramyun spice level, a small guobaorou (sweet-and-sour fried pork), menbosha (shrimp toast) and iced black tea, and was impressed by the self-serve bar with beef included in the base price of ₩1,900 per 100g and by the rich beef-bone broth. The menbosha at Mara Golmok was so good that the writer paid for an extra takeout order for the family, making it a very satisfying solo lunch in Deokcheon-dong.

Written Oct 29, 2026Partially sponsored
Buk-gu, BusanRestaurants

Gupo, Busan Chinese restaurant on a rainy night: Gupo Jjambbong

Gupo Jjambbong Gupo Main Branch (구포짬뽕 구포본점) is a Chinese restaurant specialising in jjambbong (spicy seafood noodle soup) on Sirang-ro in Buk-gu, Busan, near Gupo Market. On a rainy evening just before closing, the writer ordered sanghwang mushroom and sweet potato stem octopus abalone jjambbong, tray jjajang (black bean noodles), mini tangsuyuk (sweet and sour pork) and eggplant dumplings, and the jjambbong came with a refreshing, deep broth loaded with a whole octopus and plenty of seafood. The writer came to Gupo Jjambbong for the jjambbong but fell for the eggplant dumplings, the restaurant's most-ordered dish at 7,000 won, in a dinner that satisfied on both taste and value.

Written Oct 28, 2026Sponsored
Buk-gu, BusanRestaurants

Gupo Market Chinese spot, chili flakes on jjajangmyeon: Hongmigwan

Hongmigwan (홍미관) is a Korean-Chinese restaurant near Gupo Market in Buk-gu, Busan, within walking distance of Deokcheon Station and known for its jjamppong (spicy seafood noodle soup). After shopping at Gupo Market with her mom, the writer had Hongmigwan's 26,000 won lunch set: tangsuyuk (sweet and sour pork) for two, 4 chili shrimp, plus jjamppong and jjajangmyeon (black bean noodles). Verdict: Hongmigwan's cooking is polished for the price, and its jjamppong alone is worth a return trip.

Written May 27, 2026Sponsored
Buk-gu, BusanRestaurants

Busan eel restaurant compared to Haemok and Yangsando: Shunsaikubo

Shunsaikubo Hwamyeong is a Japanese restaurant in Hwamyeong-dong, Buk-gu, Busan, serving Nagoya-style hitsumabushi (grilled eel over rice). A writer 33 weeks pregnant, who had already eaten at the Busan eel spots Haemok, Donggyeong Bapsang and Yangsando, shared one whole and one half hitsumabushi with her husband (39,000 won and 27,500 won) as a course with Japanese rolled omelette, chawanmushi (steamed egg custard) and matcha milk pudding. Her verdict after comparing Busan's eel rice bowls: Shunsaikubo earns her genuine approval too.

Written May 30, 2026Sponsored
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Hwamyeong-dong BBQ, Busan: no break time, ₩64,500 for 3, Go Ok-hui

Go Ok-hui Hwamyeong Main Branch is a pork belly restaurant in Hwamyeong-dong, Buk-gu, Busan, where the meat is grilled in the kitchen and brought to your table. Looking for a restaurant with no break time, three people paid ₩64,500 for a small set (500g), extra galbi-marinated pork belly, kimchi mari guksu (noodles in cold kimchi broth) and self-serve fried rice, and the baby happily ate the free cheese curry kids' meal for under-6s. Go Ok-hui Hwamyeong Main Branch is a comfortable Hwamyeong-dong BBQ spot for enjoying a course-style meal.

Written May 31, 2026Sponsored
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Hwamyeong eel restaurant on the way to Gimhae Airport: Shunsaikubo

Shunsaikubo Hwamyeong is a Nagoya-style eel rice bowl (hitsumabushi) restaurant in Hwamyeong-dong, Buk-gu, Busan. The writer stopped at Shunsaikubo Hwamyeong on the way to Gimhae Airport and ordered the half-eel hitsumabushi for two. Despite not usually enjoying eel, the writer was won over by the ochazuke, the truffle chawanmushi (steamed egg custard) and the green tea pudding. Shunsaikubo Hwamyeong is a solid pick for authentic Nagoya-style eel rice bowls in Busan.

Written May 29, 2026Sponsored
Buk-gu, BusanRestaurants

Hwamyeong-dong BBQ, Busan: free baby hayashi rice for kids, Go Ok-hui

Go Ok-hui Hwamyeong Main Branch is a Korean BBQ restaurant in Hwamyeong-dong, Buk-gu, Busan. The kitchen grills all the meat before it reaches the table, and the kids' meal, baby hayashi rice (mild beef-and-sauce rice), is free. The writer came with children and ordered small sets of pork skin and marinated meat, plus doenjang (soybean paste stew) and steamed egg. One serving of hayashi rice was enough for two kids to share, and no meat smell clung to their clothes. Go Ok-hui Hwamyeong Main Branch is a good fit for an easy BBQ dinner with kids.

Written May 25, 2026Sponsored
Buk-gu, BusanRestaurants

Korean restaurant in Hwamyeong, Busan: radish bibimbap lunch, Uminam

Uminam Hwamyeong Branch (우미남 화명점) is a Korean beef restaurant in Hwamyeong-dong, Buk-gu, Busan, serving hanwoo (Korean beef) bulgogi and Korean lunch specials. After booking ahead, the writer ordered hanwoo mushroom bulgogi for 2 (21,000 won per 150g serving), which came at lunchtime with countryside hanwoo doenjang stew and vegetable bibimbap, and the musaengchae (seasoned radish salad) in the bibimbap was the most memorable part. Uminam Hwamyeong Branch is a satisfying lunch pick in Hwamyeong-dong when you want a filling meal of beef, rice and stew.

Written Oct 28, 2026Sponsored
Buk-gu, BusanRestaurants

Pet-friendly pub in Deokcheon, Busan: crab stew & highball, Jansang

Jansang (잔상) is a new Korean pub on Deokcheon's Youth Street in Buk-gu, Busan, and its terrace patio welcomes pets. On a rainy evening at a Jansang patio table, the writer got complimentary kkulkkwabaegi (honey twist crackers), a doenjang (soybean paste) based crab stew and a highball that tasted like it had a generous pour, and finished the large pot because the crab stew broth grew deeper the longer it simmered. The crab stew and highball pairing is worth ordering at least once at Jansang.

Written Oct 28, 2026Sponsored
Buk-gu, BusanHair & beauty salons

Hwamyeong esthetic: semi-contouring, full jar of vitamin C at Bemontes

Bemontes Esthetic (베몽테스에스테틱) is a 1:1 customized skin care esthetic near Hwamyeong Station in Hwamyeong-dong, Buk-gu, Busan. For changing-season dryness and a face line that bothered her, the writer booked the vitamin C·E care, semi-contouring and water drop ultrasound course for 180,000 won; Bemontes Esthetic used up a whole jar of vitamin C cream and focused the contouring on the right side of her face. The course suits anyone who wants contouring and hydration in a single visit.

Written Oct 28, 2026Sponsored
Buk-gu, BusanRestaurants

Busan Chinese restaurant: sweet potato stem jjambbong, Gupo Jjambbong

Gupo Jjambbong Main Branch (구포짬뽕 구포본점) is a Chinese restaurant on Sirang-ro in Buk-gu, Busan, known for a restorative broth simmered 12 hours with Phellinus mushroom and medicinal herbs, and for house-made noodles aged 24 hours at low temperature. A group of friends shared sweet potato stem octopus abalone jjambbong (spicy seafood noodle soup), a single-serving seafood jjajang platter (black bean noodles), tangsuyuk (sweet and sour pork) with raw vegetables and fresh wasabi, and eggplant dumplings; the tender whole octopus and the jjajang platter scraped clean were the highlights. Gupo Jjambbong Main Branch near Gupo Market is a good pick for groups who want to share many dishes.

Written Oct 28, 2026Sponsored
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Gupo Station Chinese restaurant, ₩26,000 lunch set for Mom: Hongmigwan

Hongmigwan (홍미관) is a Chinese restaurant near Gupo Market in Buk-gu, Busan, where the cooking is said to be done by a former Chinese chef from a top-tier hotel. After picking up her mother from Daegu at Gupo Station, the writer ordered Hongmigwan's 26,000-won lunch set (tangsuyuk sweet-and-sour pork for two, 4 chili shrimp, jjamppong spicy seafood noodle soup and jjajangmyeon black bean noodles), and the springy 24-hour aged house-made noodles and seafood-packed jjamppong stood out. For treating a guest to Chinese food near Gupo Market, the Hongmigwan lunch set is a great-value choice.

Written Oct 28, 2026Sponsored

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