Agutang, specialOrdered on video
Broth-focused stew with fish meat.
WhyThe host directly recommends ordering the special size.
Gimhae Restaurant
Matdori부산광역시 중구 자갈치로 51-2
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Gimhae Restaurant in Busan's Jagalchi Market is known for agutang. The video highlights its fish stew, salted anchovy side dish, and a Busan-style way of eating it.
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The broth is described as tasty, and the fish meat as soft, tender, and chewy. The salted anchovy side dish is described as large and salty.
Recommended dishes
Agutang, regularMentioned on video
Standard serving of the stew.
WhyIt is explicitly mentioned as the regular size option.Salted anchovy side dishMentioned on video
Large and salty, meant to be wrapped with the fish meat.
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Gimhae Restaurant's Agutang in Jagalchi Market, Recommended by a Busan Local
A Busan jagalchi market eatery video centered on agutang and the salted anchovy side dish at Gimhae Restaurant.
Gimhae Restaurant in Busan's Jagalchi Market is known for agutang. The video highlights its fish stew, salted anchovy side dish, and a Busan-style way of eating it.
Taste notes from the video
The broth is described as tasty, and the fish meat as soft, tender, and chewy. The salted anchovy side dish is described as large and salty.
Key visit points
- Gimhae Restaurant in Busan's Jagalchi Market
- Agutang in regular and special sizes
- Eating agwi meat with salted anchovy side dish
- A Busan-style serving and eating method
- Presented as a morning hangover meal spot
It's Monkfish! Busan's go-to hangover spot | Kimhae Sikdang
A look at Kimhae Sikdang in Jagalchi Market, Busan, with monkfish boiled slices, soup, and braised monkfish.
A monkfish-specialty restaurant in Jagalchi Market, Busan. The video focuses on monkfish boiled slices, soup, and braised monkfish, with innards and liver included in the boiled and braised dishes.
Taste notes from the video
The restaurant serves monkfish boiled slices, braised monkfish, and soup. The boiled and braised dishes include innards and liver, and the braised dish is described as less spicy and lightly seasoned.
Key visit points
- Kimhae Sikdang is visited in Jagalchi Market, Busan.
- Monkfish boiled slices, soup, and braised monkfish are featured.
- The boiled and braised dishes include innards and liver.
- The braised monkfish is described as less spicy and lightly seasoned.
- The monkfish soup is served in individual earthenware pots.
A Legendary Workshop with Soju from the Morning | Busan Food Tour
A workshop food tour through several Busan restaurants, ranging from hairtail dishes to raw fish soup, cod soup, and Chinese cuisine.
Gimhae Restaurant is located on Jagalchi-ro in Jung-gu, Busan. At the end of the video, the monkfish soup broth is described as refreshing.
Taste notes from the video
The monkfish soup broth is described as refreshing, with what seems to be a slight fragrance of Korean mint.
Key visit points
- Several restaurants in Busan are visited in sequence.
- Hairtail dishes, raw fish soup, and cod soup are central.
- Chinese cuisine and pork soup with rice also appear.
- The description lists addresses and phone numbers for some restaurants.
- Some weakly substantiated place mentions also appear, such as the Mipo Port stalls.