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Cafés, restaurants and places in Gangseo, Busan, written by bloggers who went there.
Haemullae is a seafood restaurant in Gangseo, Busan, serving seafood and pork bone jjim together on a hot stone plate. I ordered the medium-spicy two-person set with fried squid, abalone, shrimp, squid, fried rice, and scorched rice. Verdict: Haemullae is a great pick when you want both seafood and meat in one meal.
Mibundang Myeongji Branch is a pho restaurant in Gangseo, Busan. On a weekday afternoon, I had brisket pho, beef brisket pho, and assorted fried dishes, then mixed extra noodles and bean sprouts with chili sauce and onion for a different flavor. Verdict: a hot, generous bowl that somehow feels comforting.
Suseong Susan is a seafood restaurant in Gangseo, Busan, serving mulhoe and sashimi bibimbap. I chose the icy mulhoe over the sashimi bibimbap, and the neatly arranged tray of thick-cut sashimi, abalone, and side dishes was so satisfying. For a cool yet filling seafood meal, Suseong Susan is a great choice.
Mibundang Myeongji Branch is a Vietnamese pho restaurant in Gangseo, Busan, with quiet bar seating for solo meals. My family tried brisket, beef belly, and tendon pho alongside crispy sweet-potato chả giò, and the generous toppings and clean broth stood out. Verdict: a lovely pick for a deeply satisfying bowl of broth on your own.
Haemullae is a Korean restaurant in Gangseo, Busan, serving stone-plate seafood pork bone jjim. My family ordered the spicy four-person portion and two fried rice servings, with seafood and thick pork neck bones so plentiful that the bean sprouts felt scarce. Verdict: Haemullae is a great pick when you want seafood and meat together.
