Busan Restaurants

Busan overflows with restaurants and cafes of every description. Portions are large and prices are reasonable so it's as easy to indulge in fine dining as it is in street food—options at both ends of the price scale are most likely serving local seafood specialties, particularly in the area around the Jagalchi Markets.

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  • 1. Haeundae Sommunan Amso Galbijib

    $$$$ | Haeundae-gu

    Opened in 1964 and known for its premium cuts of Korean hanwoo beef, this upscale barbecue restaurant is regarded as one of the finest in the city. The traditional u-shaped hanok building it calls home adds to its deep charm. Just make sure to bring a mighty credit card, or plenty of cash. 

    32-10 Jungdong 2-ro 10beon-gil, Busan, Busan, 48906, South Korea
    051-746–0033

    Known For

    • High quality beef
    • Traditional decor
    • Gamja-guksu (potato noodles)

    Restaurant Details

    Rate Includes: Closed Seollal (Lunar New Year\'s Day) & Chuseok (Korean Thanksgiving Day) holidays, Reservations essential
  • 2. Bee Coffee

    $ | Haeundae-gu

    Situated on the newly developed cafe street behind the old Haeundae Station, this charming coffeehouse offers up an array of coffee and tea drinks, along with tasty desserts. Enjoy them on either of the cafe's two floors or its small outdoor balcony. Their Honey Bee Latte is worth the trip alone, and unlike most Korean coffee joints, they're open in the morning.

    27-37 Udong 1-ro, 20beon-gil, Busan, Busan, 48087, South Korea
    051-817–1112

    Known For

    • Outdoor seating
    • Open in the morning, unlike many other Korean coffeehouses
    • Signature honey bee latte
  • 3. Home Bistro

    $$ | Haeundae-gu

    Situated on a back street in an old house, this hip, cozy space not only serves up a friendly atmosphere, but also the best vegan food in town. There is also a terrific selection of wine, beer, and cocktails, as well as live music on Saturday nights. Home is the place to go for a very unique experience in Haeundae, and the English-speaking staff is as friendly as it gets.

    5 Jungdong 2-ro 26beon-gil, Busan, Busan, 48096, South Korea
    010-7623–1137

    Known For

    • Nice English-speaking staff
    • Great vegan dishes
    • Beer and wine
  • 4. Obanjang

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    Stroll down the up-and-coming cafe street behind the old Haeundae Station to find this popular barbecue joint that will make you feel as if you're sipping soju in a Korean drama. With fresh cuts of both beef and pork, it's guaranteed to please carnivores without decimating their wallets. The tabletop grills also come with side pans for cooking scrambled eggs and kimchi.

    20 Gunam-ro 24beon-gil, U-dong, Gyeongsangnam-do, 48094, South Korea
    051-747–8085

    Known For

    • Samgeopsal (pork belly) grilled on table tops
    • Egg and kimchi sides
    • Cool, homey feel
  • 5. Yoogane

    $$ | Haeundae-gu

    This chain is the go-to for dalk galbi (marinated boneless chicken), an often spicy stir-fried dish that seems to always hit the spot. Make sure to add rice and cheese to really elevate your meal into next-level goodness. 

    814 Haeun-daero, Jung-dong, Busan, Busan, 48063, South Korea

    Known For

    • Spicy chicken
    • Cheese fried rice
    • Lively atmosphere
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