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Goseong Bunsik

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Sujebi, Kalguksu

부산광역시 사상구 낙동대로772번길 9 엄궁재래시장
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Goseong Bunsik · About this place

A restaurant serving sujebi and kalguksu at Goseong Bunsik in Eomgung Market, Busan.

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Goseong Bunsik · Visits and features

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Hand-Torn Noodle Soup and Knife-Cut Noodles at Goseong Bunsik in Busan’s Eomgung Market

A video tasting hand-torn noodle soup and knife-cut noodles at Goseong Bunsik in Busan’s Eomgung Market.

A restaurant at Goseong Bunsik in Busan’s Eomgung Market where hand-torn noodle soup and knife-cut noodles are eaten.

Taste notes from the video

The hand-torn noodle soup is described as chewy, and the knife-cut noodles as having refreshing broth. The side dish of kkakdugi is mentioned as tasting both refreshing and sweet.

Key visit points
  • A visit to Goseong Bunsik inside Busan’s Eomgung Market.
  • Hand-torn noodle soup and knife-cut noodles are ordered.
  • The hand-torn noodle soup is introduced as having a chewy texture.
  • The knife-cut noodles are described as having a large portion and refreshing broth.
  • The kkakdugi is mentioned as tasting refreshing and sweet.
Dishes featured in the video
Hand-torn noodle soupIt is mentioned as having a chewy texture.Knife-cut noodlesThey are described as having refreshing broth and a large portion.