Sweet onion-soy broth, thin noodles
WhyIt is the main noodle dish featured in the video and the lowest-priced option.Hwangssi-ne Milmyeon
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A local milmyeon restaurant in Suyeong-dong, Busan. It is introduced as a value spot serving 5,000-won milmyeon and 5,500-won bibim milmyeon.
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The broth is centered on sweet onion and soy sauce notes, with almost no sourness or spiciness. The noodles are thin and the portions are generous.
Dark red sauce, almost no spiciness
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A local Busan milmyeon shop with generous portions for just 5,000 won
At Hwangssi-ne Milmyeon in Suyeong-dong, Busan, the video introduces generous 5,000-won milmyeon and bibim milmyeon.
A local milmyeon restaurant in Suyeong-dong, Busan. It is introduced as a value spot serving 5,000-won milmyeon and 5,500-won bibim milmyeon.
The broth is centered on sweet onion and soy sauce notes, with almost no sourness or spiciness. The noodles are thin and the portions are generous.
- Hwangssi-ne Milmyeon is at 24 Gurak-ro 57beon-gil, Suyeong-dong, Suyeong-gu, Busan.
- Milmyeon is 5,000 won and bibim milmyeon is 5,500 won.
- The broth is described as sweet with onion and soy sauce notes.
- The portion is generous and the noodles are thin.
- There is no parking, and shared seating may be required.
