Very tender and thin.
WhyThis appears to be the main dish of the restaurant and the video focuses on it heavily.Pyeongsanok
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A long-running pork suyuk restaurant in Choryang-dong, Busan. The video features pork suyuk, plain noodles, and yeolmu noodles.
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The pork suyuk is very tender and thin. The noodles taste like broth made by simmering pork, and the yeolmu noodles finish spicy and sharp.
Spicy and sharp at the finish.
WhyIt is ordered together with the other dishes and presented as a spicy contrast.Light-looking but flavored with pork broth.
WhyA distinctive house-style noodle dish with pork-simmered broth.Restaurants near this place
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[2026 Michelin] A 100+ Year-Old Pork Suyuk and Noodle Spot in Busan (feat. Yogo Hooltteok)
A visit to Pyeongsanok in Choryang-dong, Busan, for pork suyuk and two kinds of noodles.
A long-running pork suyuk restaurant in Choryang-dong, Busan. The video features pork suyuk, plain noodles, and yeolmu noodles.
The pork suyuk is very tender and thin. The noodles taste like broth made by simmering pork, and the yeolmu noodles finish spicy and sharp.
- Visits Pyeongsanok in Choryang-dong, Busan.
- Orders pork suyuk, plain noodles, and yeolmu noodles.
- Plain noodles are described as having a pork-simmered broth.
- Yeolmu noodles are described as spicy and sharp.
- The restaurant is said to be over 100 years old and run by the fourth generation.
