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GYEONGSANG · PLAN VISUALLY

Gyeongsang places & hiking trails

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K-Food

Haemok · Haeundae

해목 해운대점

Busan

A Japanese-style restaurant in Haeundae known for hitsumabushi. Check the branch carefully; there are also Seoul locations.

Where
8 Gunam-ro 24 beon-gil, Haeundae-gu, Busan
Dish
Japanese-style grilled eel rice

K-Food

Hapcheon Gukbapjip

합천국밥집

Busan

Try a Busan pork-soup speciality in Yongho-dong. Ask about solo seating, hours and the current menu before travelling.

Where
235 Yongho-ro, Nam-gu, Busan
Dish
Dwaeji-gukbap · pork soup with rice

K-Food

Samjin Eomuk · Yeongdo Main Store

삼진어묵 영도본점

Busan

A fish-cake bakery on Yeongdo. Select ready-to-eat snacks or a properly chilled gift separately.

Where
36 Taejong-ro 99beon-gil, Yeongdo-gu, Busan
Dish
Eomuk · Korean fish cakes

K-Food

Leejaemo Pizza · Main Store

이재모피자 본점

Busan

A pizza stop for a central Busan day. Select the main store carefully rather than assuming another branch has the same queue.

Where
31 Gwangbokjungang-ro, Jung-gu, Busan
Dish
Pizza to share

K-Food

Tonshou · Gwangan

톤쇼우 광안점

Busan

Choose Gwangan for a Gwangalli visit. The Pusan National University branch is a different district.

Where
부산 수영구 광안해변로279번길 13
Dish
Tonkatsu · pork cutlet

K-Food

Baekban Buffet Hyeja · Daegu

백반뷔페 혜자

Daegu

The listing places it inside the Geumho freight-vehicle public parking area. This is not central Daegu’s shopping district.

Where
대구 북구 서재로 540 금호화물자동차 공영주차장 내
Dish
Korean lunch buffet

K-Food

Cheongram · Daegu home-style meal

청람

Daegu

Choose the Yangnyeong-gil Daegu restaurant. Public listings are secondary sources; confirm operation before going.

Where
대구 중구 약령길 66-1
Dish
Home-style Korean rice & side dishes

K-Food

Nocheon Minmul Jangeo · Oncheon Main

노천민물장어 온천본점

Busan

A Dongnae/Oncheon-area eel-buffet venue. It is a different outing from Haeundae’s Japanese-style eel restaurants.

Where
부산 동래구 차밭골로 17
Dish
Freshwater eel barbecue

K-Food

Wonsan Myeonok · Busan Nampo

원산면옥 부산

Busan

The Gwangbok-ro restaurant in Busan, not the same-name Sokcho venue. Naengmyeon is different from Busan’s wheat-noodle milmyeon.

Where
부산광역시 중구 광복로 56-8
Dish
Pyeongyang & Hamheung naengmyeon

K-Food

Busan An Myeonok · Daegu

부산안면옥 대구

Daegu

Located in Daegu despite “Busan” in the name. The city guide describes beef-brisket cold broth and a separate rich warm beef-bone broth.

Where
대구광역시 중구 국채보상로125길 4-1
Dish
Pyeongyang naengmyeon · beef-brisket broth
Makchang on a grill; illustrative dish photo.

K-Food

Makchang

Daegu

Grilled pork offal with a chewy texture and browned edges. Daegu is famous for makchang, often served with a dipping sauce flavoured with chilli and chives.

Where
Daegu
Flavour
Deeply savoury, smoky and chewy. The dipping sauce adds saltiness and chilli heat.
Photo source

Jihyung Chai / Wikimedia Commons · Photo source

Hwangnam-ppang, photographed in February 2011.

K-Food

Hwangnam-ppang

Gyeongbuk

Gyeongju’s small golden pastries have a thin outer layer and a generous red-bean filling. They make an easy sweet stop while exploring the city’s historic centre.

Where
Gyeongju
Flavour
Gently sweet and earthy, with a thin baked shell and a dense, soft bean centre.
Photo source

ecodallaluna / Wikimedia Commons · Photo source

Illustrative dwaeji-gukbap: pork and rice soup with dadaegi spicy paste.

K-Food

Dwaeji gukbap

Busan

Pork and rice soup is one of Busan’s signature meals. Slices of pork sit in a rich broth, with rice served in the bowl or alongside it depending on the restaurant.

Where
Busan
Flavour
Rich, savoury and comforting. The plain soup is usually mild; added seasonings make it saltier or spicier.
Photo source

chomjong / Wikimedia Commons · Photo source

Illustrative Eonyang-style bassak-bulgogi.

K-Food

Eonyang bulgogi

Ulsan

Seasoned beef is spread broadly and cooked over a grill. Eonyang’s style is known for its savoury, smoky character, with the beef served without a pool of broth.

Where
Eonyang
Flavour
Savoury and smoky, often with a light sweetness. The beef is tender with browned, grilled edges.
Photo source

Haengbokhan Chorok Gaeguri / Wikimedia Commons · Photo source

Chungmu gimbap in Tongyeong, photographed in May 2009.

K-Food

Chungmu gimbap

Gyeongnam

Bite-sized seaweed rolls contain plain rice, while spicy squid and radish kimchi are served separately. The dish takes its name from Chungmu, the former name of Tongyeong.

Where
Tongyeong
Flavour
Mild rice rolls balance chewy, spicy squid and sharp, crunchy radish kimchi.
Photo source

Junho Jung / Wikimedia Commons · Photo source

About this collection

The attraction collection includes the Korea Tourism Organization’s 2025–2026 selection. Suggested stays come from our existing editorial itineraries. Unknown stays remain unclassified. Confirm current admission, transport and access in the linked guide.

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