Osaek noodlesOrdered on video
Clear but rich anchovy broth; noodles made with cactus, mugwort, purple sweet potato, pumpkin, and kelp
WhyIt is the dish ordered on camera and the main focus of the visit.
Hyeoni Guksu
Jonmat부산광역시 동래구 중앙대로1367번길 28-22
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About this place
A noodle shop tucked into an alley in Oncheon-dong, Dongnae-gu, Busan.
Taste notes from the video
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The anchovy broth is clear yet rich, and the colored noodles are described as having a pressed, distinct texture. The kimchi is crunchy and slightly tangy. The gimbap rice is said to be cool and not especially fragrant with sesame oil.
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Janchi noodlesMentioned on video
A basic noodle dish suited to anchovy broth
WhyThe speaker says they want to try it on a future visit.GimbapOrdered on video
Cool rice with a mild sesame-oil aroma
WhyIt is ordered alongside the noodles and is easy to pair with the meal.Restaurants near this place
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I Almost Licked the Kettle After the Broth. Osaek Noodles in an Alley
At Hyeoni Guksu in Oncheon-dong, Busan, the video tries osaek noodles and gimbap.
A noodle shop tucked into an alley in Oncheon-dong, Dongnae-gu, Busan.
Taste notes from the video
The anchovy broth is clear yet rich, and the colored noodles are described as having a pressed, distinct texture. The kimchi is crunchy and slightly tangy. The gimbap rice is said to be cool and not especially fragrant with sesame oil.
Key visit points
- Hyeoni Guksu is located at 28-22, Jungang-daero 1367beon-gil, Oncheon 2-dong, Dongnae-gu, Busan.
- The order includes osaek noodles and gimbap.
- The five-color noodles are said to use cactus, mugwort, purple sweet potato, pumpkin, and kelp.
- The anchovy broth is described as clear and deep in flavor.
- It is closed on the 2nd and 4th Sundays, with no break time.