Haemulrae해물래
Myeongji hot stone seafood & pork neck jjim
Haemulrae is a braised monkfish and seafood restaurant at 1F, Unit 105, 56-2 Myeongjigukje 1-ro, Gangseo-gu, Busan. Haemulrae's hot stone seafood & pork neck jjim runs from ₩46,000 for 2 people to ₩72,000 for 4 people, fried dishes cost ₩6,000–₩13,000 and fried rice is ₩3,000; Haemulrae is open Mon–Fri 16:00–22:00 and Sat 11:00–22:00, and closed on Sundays.
- Today
- Mon–Fri 16:00–22:00 · Sat 11:00–22:00
- Prices
- Hot Stone Seafood & Pork Neck Jjim ₩46,000–₩72,000 · Fried Dishes ₩6,000–₩13,000
- Try
- Hot Stone Seafood & Pork Neck Jjim (돌판해물뼈찜), for 2 ₩46,000Monkfish Karaage ₩13,000Fried Rice ₩3,000






Key facts
- Address
- 1F, Unit 105, 56-2 Myeongjigukje 1-ro, Gangseo-gu, Busan부산 강서구 명지국제1로 56-2 1층 105호
- Opening hours
- Mon–Fri16:00–22:00Sat11:00–22:00Closed Sun
- Reservations
- Accepted · groups welcome
- Parking
- Available
- Amenities
- Wi-Fi · Separate men's and women's restrooms · Mobile payment
- Links
- Naver PlaceInstagramWebsite
Menu & prices
7 items · as listed Oct 2026About
Haemulrae is a braised seafood restaurant centred on its hot stone seafood & pork neck jjim (돌판해물뼈찜): seafood such as octopus, abalone, squid and shrimp tossed with pork neck bones in a spicy sauce and served on a hot stone plate. Because Haemulrae serves the dish on a stone plate, the food is meant to stay warm while you eat, and the jjim can be ordered in portions for 2, 3 or 4 people.
Side dishes at Haemulrae include fried items such as monkfish karaage, fried squid and fried whole shrimp, as well as fried rice. The Haemulrae dining room is decorated with soft lighting and music.
FAQ
What are Haemulrae's opening hours?
Haemulrae is open Mon–Fri 16:00–22:00; Sat 11:00–22:00. It is closed on Sun.
How much is the hot stone seafood & pork neck jjim at Haemulrae?
Haemulrae's 3 hot stone seafood & pork neck jjim items cost ₩46,000–₩72,000. Fried Dishes (3) cost ₩6,000–₩13,000.
Can I book a table at Haemulrae?
Yes, Haemulrae takes reservations and groups.
Is there parking at Haemulrae?
Yes, Haemulrae has parking.
What amenities does Haemulrae have?
Haemulrae offers Wi-Fi, Separate men's and women's restrooms, Mobile payment.
What goes into the hot stone seafood & pork neck jjim?
Seafood such as octopus, abalone, squid and shrimp, plus pork neck bones. Haemulrae tosses these ingredients in a spicy sauce and serves them on a hot stone plate.
What is the minimum order for the hot stone seafood & pork neck jjim?
The minimum order is for 2 people: ₩46,000 for 2, ₩58,000 for 3 and ₩72,000 for 4. Haemulrae's jjim menu is divided into these three portion sizes.
How many visit stories are there about Haemulrae?
Superchart has 24 first-hand visit stories about Haemulrae; the latest visit was on October 6, 2026.
40 visit stories about Haemulrae
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“For a family dinner, we ordered stone-plate seafood bone jjim for 4 and a crispy pork neck jorim set.”
Myeongji, Busan family lunch of mild seafood bone jjim: Haemullae
“For a Saturday family lunch, the blogger ordered the stone-plate seafood and pork bone jjim for 2 (46,000 won) at the mild spice level.”
Myeongji, Busan seafood jjim the owner preps at your table: Haemullae
“The two-person stone-plate seafood bone jjim (₩46,000), ordered with rice and a Coke Zero, came piled high with abalone, squid, shrimp, pork neck bones and fried squid, and the Haemullae owner cut the abalone and squid at the table and managed the heat.”
Myeongji, Busan seafood bone jjim with free shrimp sashimi: Haemullae
“The writer and her mom shared the stone-plate seafood bone jjim for 2 (braised pork neck bones and seafood) plus fried rice with extra cheese, and remember two palm-sized abalone, tender neck meat and shrimp sashimi the owner served on the house.”
Busan restaurant for seafood bone jjim and Daesun soju: Haemullae
“During a Busan trip with parents and a baby, the writer visited Haemullae around 7 p.”
Myeongji seafood jjim restaurant for drinks in Busan: Haemullae
“The writer ordered the 2-person stone-plate seafood bone jjim, eating the squid, abalone and pork bones with a Korean mint (banga) chimichurri sauce.”
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