Eom Yong-baek Dwaeji-gukbap Haeundae (엄용백 돼지국밥 해운대)
Korean Busan Haeundae-gu

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Churupkyeon’s reviewAverage
“The boiled pork jowl has a nice torch aroma, but the soup is like pork bone soup”
- Hangjeong Suyuk (boiled pork jowl)BestTorch-smoked aroma and bouncy texture, but gets tiresome toward the end
- Busan-style Premium Dwaeji-gukbap (pork and rice soup)Clean, but closer to pork bone soup than gukbap
- Miryang-style Premium Dwaeji-gukbap (pork and rice soup)The ginger makes it taste like tonkotsu ramen; not to my taste
- Pork soup ₩11,000
- Large parking lot
- Atmosphere
- Young staff and customers; the soup room feels like a back room
- Service
- Nothing about it was friendly
- Would return
- Unlikely to return for the soup, but wants to try the boiled pork again
- Good for
- Busan locals looking to try a new flavor
- Tips
- The soup comes with rice already in it
- The premium version includes osori-gamtu (pork stomach)
- Next time, try the ogyeopsal suyuk (boiled pork belly)
