Dwaejigukbap udonOrdered on video
Filling udon noodles with plenty of minced garlic in the broth.
WhyThis is the dish the video orders and focuses on. It combines udon with a filling pork soup base for a hearty meal.
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Hapcheon Ilryu Dwaejigukbap
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About this place
A pork soup restaurant in Gwaebeop-dong, Sasang-gu, Busan that serves dwaejigukbap udon and pork soup.
Taste notes from the video
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The dwaejigukbap udon is filling, and the broth is defined by a lot of minced garlic. The broth can feel a little rich, is not spicy, and the udon noodles are more like standard highway rest-stop noodles than chewy ones. Portions are generous, and the meat has a slight pork smell rather than being completely odorless.
Recommended dishes
Pork soupSignature dish
Garlic-forward broth with a generous portion.
WhyThe video says pork soup may be the better choice if judged by taste alone.Separate bowl pork soupMentioned on video
The video says it is priced the same as the udon version.
WhyIt is listed on the menu and mentioned in the video.AROUND HERE
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Trying Dwaejigukbap Udon at a pork soup place: Hapcheon Ilryu Dwaejigukbap, featured on 'Tto Gan Jip'
At Hapcheon Ilryu Dwaejigukbap in Sasang, Busan, the video compares dwaejigukbap udon and pork soup.
A pork soup restaurant in Gwaebeop-dong, Sasang-gu, Busan that serves dwaejigukbap udon and pork soup.
Taste notes from the video
The dwaejigukbap udon is filling, and the broth is defined by a lot of minced garlic. The broth can feel a little rich, is not spicy, and the udon noodles are more like standard highway rest-stop noodles than chewy ones. Portions are generous, and the meat has a slight pork smell rather than being completely odorless.
Key visit points
- Located in Gwaebeop-dong, Sasang-gu, Busan.
- They try and compare dwaejigukbap udon and pork soup.
- It uses a noticeable amount of minced garlic.
- Open 24 hours with free rooftop parking.
- Near Sasang Station and the intercity bus terminal.