Payseondong Seomyeon페이센동 서면본점

Jeonpo Station karaage-don · Japanese home-style bowls

Updated Oct 9, 2026

Payseondong Seomyeon is a Japanese rice bowl restaurant a 6-minute walk (419 m) from Jeonpo Station Exit 7, in the alley opposite Busanjin Fire Station at 6 Seojeon-ro 46beon-gil, Busanjin-gu. Payseondong Seomyeon lists a set for two at ₩32,000 and is open daily 11:30–20:00, with a break time 15:00–17:00 (last orders 14:30 and 19:30).

Today: Daily 11:30–20:00
Getting there: Jeonpo Station Exit 7 · 6-min walk (419m)
Prices: Sets ₩32,000
Try: Set for Two ₩32,000

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Key facts

Address: 6 Seojeon-ro 46beon-gil, Busanjin-gu, Busan부산 부산진구 서전로46번길 6 페이센동
Nearest station: Jeonpo Station Exit 7 · 6-min walk (419m)
Opening hours: Daily11:30–20:00break 15:00–17:00Open every day
Phone: 070-4700-9399
Parking: No parking at the store · use nearby building car parks or the NC Department Store Seomyeon car park
Amenities: Wi-Fi
Links: Naver Place Instagram

1 items · as listed Oct 2026

About

Payseondong Seomyeon opened in 2019 as a restaurant specialising in Japanese home-style rice bowls (donburi), located near the Jeonpo Café Street between Seomyeon Station and Jeonpo Station. Payseondong's menu is based on Japanese home cooking the owners encountered on a trip to Nagoya and adapted for Korean tastes, with karaage-don topped with fried chicken thigh, katsudon with a thick pork cutlet, and Nagoya-style cold soba served with slushy ice as its signature dishes. Payseondong Seomyeon also serves kimchi gyudon, ebi-don topped with fried shrimp, udon and Japanese rolled omelette (tamagoyaki), and offers Earl Grey highballs and cream draft beer to drink.

Payseondong Seomyeon makes its fried items in-house and cooks them to order, uses 100% Sindongjin rice, and trims its own beef brisket, pork loin, chicken and shrimp. To manage ingredients, Payseondong Seomyeon serves a limited 40 groups a day (55 on weekends) and closes early when ingredients run out. Payseondong Seomyeon gives extra rice, sauce and soup on request, and operates as a no-kids zone where children under 13 are not admitted.

FAQ

What are Payseondong Seomyeon's opening hours?

Payseondong Seomyeon is open daily 11:30–20:00 (break 15:00–17:00); there are no regular closing days.

Which station is closest to Payseondong Seomyeon?

Payseondong Seomyeon is a 6-minute walk (419 m) from Jeonpo Station, Exit 7. The address is 6 Seojeon-ro 46beon-gil, Busanjin-gu, Busan.

How much is the sets at Payseondong Seomyeon?

Payseondong Seomyeon's 1 sets items cost ₩32,000.

Is there parking at Payseondong Seomyeon?

Yes, Payseondong Seomyeon has parking (No parking at the store · use nearby building car parks or the NC Department Store Seomyeon car park).

What is Payseondong Seomyeon's phone number?

Payseondong Seomyeon's phone number is 070-4700-9399.

Can I get extra rice or soup?

Yes, extra servings are available. Payseondong Seomyeon gives more rice, sauce and soup any time on request.

Can I visit with children?

Children under 13 are not admitted. Payseondong Seomyeon operates as a no-kids zone for safety reasons.

How many visit stories are there about Payseondong Seomyeon?

Superchart has 1 first-hand visit stories about Payseondong Seomyeon; the latest visit was on July 26, 2026.

19 visit stories about Payseondong Seomyeon

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Seomyeon, Busan Japanese lunch: katsudon and cold soba at Peisen
“On a weekend lunch date, the writer and her boyfriend ordered the 2–3 person set (2 rice bowls, 1 noodle dish, 1 drink): katsudon (pork cutlet rice bowl), kimchi gyudon (beef rice bowl), cold soba (buckwheat noodles) and a Zero Pepsi for 31,000 won, with rice and soup refills available.”
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Busan donburi restaurant in Jeonpo: karaage-don set at Peisen
“We ordered the set of two rice bowls, one noodle dish and a drink, choosing karaage-don (₩11,000), a pork cutlet rice bowl (₩11,000) and cold soba (₩9,000) to share, and the chilled soba was a refreshing break between bites of the crispy fried bowls.”
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Rice bowl restaurant on Jeonpo Café Street, Busan: Peisen-dong set
“At Peisen-dong Seomyeon, the 2–3 person set (31,000 won) brought katsudon (pork cutlet rice bowl), karaage-don (Japanese fried chicken rice bowl) and Nagoya-style cold soba, with portions so generous the rice couldn't all be finished, and the cold soba paired especially well with the rice bowls.”
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Date lunch restaurant in Jeonpo, Busan: katsudon set at Peisen
“On a weekend Jeonpo date, the writer ordered the 31,000 won set for 2 to 3 people (2 rice bowls, 1 noodle dish, 1 drink) and chose two pork loin katsudon and Nagoya cold soba; the thick pork cutlets and chewy soba were satisfying.”
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Gyudon restaurant in Jeonpo-dong, Busan: kimchi gyudon at Peisen
“On a weekday at 5 pm there was no wait, and the kimchi gyudon (11,000 won) and chicken karaage (4,500 won) were ordered at a kiosk; the sweet beef and spicy, crunchy kimchi balanced each other so the bowl felt less greasy.”
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Japanese restaurant in Jeonpo, Busan: Nagoya cold soba at Peisen
“Two of us shared Nagoya cold soba, a kimchi gyudon (beef rice bowl) with the egg left out, mini karaage and fried shrimp, and the cool Nagoya cold soba nicely refreshed the sweet-and-salty kimchi gyudon.”
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