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Yeongjin Dwaeji Gukbap Main Branch (영진돼지국밥 본점)

Korean Busan Saha-gu

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HaigaengseuHaigaengseu’s reviewHighly recommended

“Pork jowl suyuk and sweet stir-fried kimchi are the best”

  • Suyuk Baekban (boiled pork set)BestTender pork jowl and rich broth
  • Bokkeum-kimchi (stir-fried kimchi)Sweetly stir-fried, pairs well with the pork

Liked

  • Signature broth with onion seasoning paste
  • No gamey smell in the pork
  • Staff keep serving more stir-fried kimchi
Wait
Arrived at opening, so no wait
Atmosphere
Spacious restaurant
Service
Staff keep ladling out more stir-fried kimchi
Tips
  • Ordering the suyuk baekban comes with stir-fried kimchi
  • Wrap the pork with stir-fried kimchi, wasabi, and saeujeot (salted shrimp) in a ssam (lettuce-style wrap)
  • Waits build up closer to lunchtime

ChurupkyeonChurupkyeon’s reviewRecommended

“The Modeum Gukbap with its seolleongtang-like broth is clean and the friendly service stands out”

  • Modeum Gukbap (assorted pork soup with rice)BestClean broth, tender meat and sundae
  • Suyuk Baekban (boiled pork slices set meal)Meat grain is coarse; tofu and kimchi are ordinary

Liked

  • Milky white broth like seolleongtang (ox bone soup)
  • Systematized, attentive service
  • Domestic pork and sundae (blood sausage)

Downsides

  • Boiled pork has a coarse grain
  • Stir-fried kimchi is on the sweet side
  • Tofu and kimchi are nothing special
Price
Suyuk Baekban ₩12,000
Wait
Seated right away at 10:30 AM
Parking
Own parking lot
Hours
9:30–15:00, 17:00–2…
Dining solo
Solo diners tend to order lots of gukbap
Atmosphere
Crowded and busy
Service
Systematized, attentive service that keeps checking in on you
Would return
Said they would probably order the sundae gukbap next time
Good for
A late breakfast in western Busan, visiting in a group
Tips
  • Go before the weekday lunch rush to avoid a line
  • Order the Modeum Gukbap along with the Suyuk Baekban, not just the baekban
  • Taste the broth first before adding saeujeot (salted shrimp)

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