Warugakino Asobi

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Native-chicken shio paitan, Geu aburasoba, Kitakata ramen

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A small ramen shop near Gwangalli where the video tries Kitakata ramen, geu aburasoba, and native-chicken shio paitan.

Taste notes from the video

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The broth is described as savory, salty, and slightly rich; the noodles are thick and springy. The geu aburasoba has a long-lasting abalone-viscera flavor, while the native-chicken shio paitan has a milky, concentrated broth with chicken aroma.

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Native-chicken shio paitanOrdered on video

Milky, rich broth; savory-salty; tender chicken

WhyIt is the most directly and fully featured bowl, and the video says the broth would suit many tastes.
02
Geu aburasobaOrdered on video

Abalone-viscera flavor, oily, slightly jjajang-like

WhyIt stands out for its distinctive abalone-viscera flavor and oily character.
03
Kitakata ramenOrdered on video

Salty broth, thick noodles, chewy chashu

WhyIt is the basic ramen option the video starts with, so it is a good reference point for the shop’s style.

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Busan's hottest moody ramen shop right now

Three visits to Warugakino Asobi near Gwangalli cover Kitakata ramen, geu aburasoba, and native-chicken shio paitan.

A small ramen shop near Gwangalli where the video tries Kitakata ramen, geu aburasoba, and native-chicken shio paitan.

Taste notes from the video

The broth is described as savory, salty, and slightly rich; the noodles are thick and springy. The geu aburasoba has a long-lasting abalone-viscera flavor, while the native-chicken shio paitan has a milky, concentrated broth with chicken aroma.

Key visit points
  • Warugakino Asobi is at 23, Minrak-ro 6beon-gil, Suyeong-gu, Busan.
  • The video covers Kitakata ramen, geu aburasoba, and native-chicken shio paitan.
  • You have to check Instagram Stories for hours and menu changes.
  • There are no side dishes, extra noodles, or extra chashu.
  • The interior is described as narrow and dark.
Dishes featured in the video
Native-chicken shio paitanMilky, rich broth; savory-salty; tender chickenGeu aburasobaAbalone-viscera flavor, oily, slightly jjajang-likeKitakata ramenSalty broth, thick noodles, chewy chashu