Rock oystersOrdered on video
Plump and filling-looking.
WhyThis is the most prominently featured dish in the video.
NEARBY PLACE · Oyster Street Stall
Pojangmacha No. 58
Jonmat부산광역시 중구 남포동6가 자갈치역 3번 출구 포장마차거리
About this place
A pocha stall in the Gwangbok-ro PIFF Square area near Jagalchi Station, Busan, known here for rock oysters and LA galbi.
Taste notes from the video
A concise guide based on what was ordered and described in the feature.
The rock oysters look plump and filling, the LA galbi looks easy to eat in one bite, and the tteokbokki and fish cake are shown with broth.
Recommended dishes
LA galbiOrdered on video
Looks easy to eat in one bite.
WhyIt is introduced as the next main dish after the oysters.TteokbokkiMentioned on video
Eaten with fish cake and broth.
WhyIt is clearly shown as one of the first orders.Visits and features
See what each feature ordered, described, and highlighted about the visit.
An enormous 100-stall pocha street: rock oysters and LA galbi
A visit to the pocha street near Jagalchi Station for rock oysters and LA galbi.
A pocha stall in the Gwangbok-ro PIFF Square area near Jagalchi Station, Busan, known here for rock oysters and LA galbi.
Taste notes from the video
The rock oysters look plump and filling, the LA galbi looks easy to eat in one bite, and the tteokbokki and fish cake are shown with broth.
Key visit points
- Pocha street near Jagalchi Station and Gwangbok-ro Piff Square
- Stall 58
- Rock oysters
- LA galbi
- Tteokbokki, fish cake, and fried dumplings