Hard and very crispy.
WhyIt is the most prominently featured dish and stands out for its crisp texture.Milak Banjeom
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Milak Banjeom · About this place
A 37-year-old Chinese restaurant in Milak-dong, Busan. The video highlights crispy tangsuyuk, thick jjambbong, and a spicy tray jajang.
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The tangsuyuk is hard and very crispy, and the jjambbong is rich and thick rather than clear. The tray jajang is described as spicy, and the noodles seem to soften quickly.
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Not clear, with a thick, simmered feel.
WhyThe video emphasizes its rich broth and generous serving.Spicy.
WhyThey say it can be ordered spicy.Restaurants near Milak Banjeom
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37-Year-Old Crispy Sweet-and-Sour Pork, Thick Jjamppong, and Spicy Platter Jajangmyeon
Trying crispy sweet-and-sour pork, thick jjamppong, and spicy platter jajangmyeon at Millak Banjeom in Busan.
A 37-year-old Chinese restaurant in Millak-dong, Suyeong-gu, Busan. It features crispy sweet-and-sour pork, thick jjamppong, and spicy platter jajangmyeon.
The sweet-and-sour pork has a firm, extra-crispy texture, and the jjamppong has a rich, thick broth that tastes thoroughly simmered rather than clear. The platter jajangmyeon is spicy, and the noodles are said to soften quickly.
- A visit to Millak Banjeom in Millak-dong, Suyeong-gu, Busan
- A small sweet-and-sour pork, jjamppong, and platter jajangmyeon are ordered
- The platter jajangmyeon can be made spicy
- The jjamppong has a rich, thick broth
- Jjamppong rice and a bowl of rice are also eaten






