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Cafés, restaurants and places in Gijang, Busan, written by bloggers who went there.
Bueokgan Restaurant is an Italian restaurant at Shinsegae Busan Premium Outlets in Gijang, Busan. I tried sweet pumpkin pastry soup, prosciutto pizza, and anchovy pasta, with free corkage for up to 3 bottles of wine. Verdict: a lovely choice for an outlet lunch, family meal, or wine date.
Dongam Tteokgalbi is a Korean restaurant in Gijang, Busan, near Lotte Dongbusan Outlet and the luge. With baby meals, high chairs, roomy six-person tables, pot rice, and a generous self-serve bar, Dongam Tteokgalbi was a satisfying Korean meal out with a little one. Verdict: A lovely choice for a hearty Korean meal with a baby in Gijang.
Kkomak Hansang Gijang Main Branch is a Korean restaurant in Gijang, Busan, serving cockle bibimbap with 12 side dishes. On a family outing, we had cockle bibimbap sets with spicy dressed cockles and beef jeon, plus eggplant tangsuyuk; my parents especially loved the side dishes. A satisfying choice for a family meal after sightseeing or shopping.
Mandali To Go is a brunch café and grocery shop within walking distance of Ilgwang Station in Gijang, Busan. We took the Donghae Line with the kids for a grocery plate, broccolini mushroom focaccia, and a look around the bakery. Verdict: a lovely stop for brunch and a seaside walk after a train outing.
Dongam Tteokgalbi is a Korean restaurant in Gijang, Busan, across from Lotte Dongbusan Outlet. On a weekend lunch visit, my family waited briefly before enjoying tteokgalbi set meals, a self-serve salad bar, pot-cooked rice, and stew for 15,000–18,000 won. Verdict: a satisfying family meal with plenty of variety.
