Frequently asked questions

Yes, but by phone only. There are only a handful of tables, so this korean restaurant takes meal reservations over the phone — call 0507-1328-4838 (+82-507-1328-4838 from abroad). CatchTable is used for the on-site waiting list, not for booking.

We are open every day from 08:00 to 22:00, breakfast included. This korean restaurant has no closing day, so you can come for breakfast, lunch or dinner — a lot of guests eat here before the first Blueline Park train of the day.

We are directly beside the Mipo station entrance of Haeundae Blueline Park, at 9-1 Dalmaji-gil 62beon-gil, 1F, Haeundae-gu, Busan. Walk about ten minutes from the far end of Haeundae Beach towards Mipo and the station comes into view — this korean restaurant is right at its entrance. The nearest bus stop, Mipo · Moontan Road Entrance, is a 4-minute walk; Jung-dong Station on Busan Line 2 is 14 minutes on foot from Exit 7.

No — this korean restaurant has no car park of its own. If you drive, please use the paid Blueline Park parking tower next door or the paid car park across the road. Mipo gets busy at weekends, so public transport is the easier option.

The owner's own picks are Daega Hanwoo Gomtang with rice (₩20,000) and the Daega Bulgogi Bibimbap Set (₩25,000). There are ten dishes in total, ₩15,000–30,000. The gomtang is simmered from grade 1++ Hanwoo beef with no additives and finished with ginseng; the bulgogi keeps the sweet-savoury marinade the owner has served since the Jinju days. If it is your first visit to this korean restaurant, start with a bowl of gomtang.

Both are fine. There are solo seats, a bar table and counter seats, so eating alone is comfortable, and high chairs are available for children. Floor seating and seats for two mean this korean restaurant also works for a family meal or a quiet dinner for two.

Takeaway and delivery are both available. Alongside ordinary cards, this korean restaurant accepts Busan local-currency payments (card, paper and mobile) and Zero Pay. Free Wi-Fi is available in the room.

Yes — this site lists every dish with a photo in Korean, English, Japanese and Traditional Chinese, so you can decide before you arrive. This korean restaurant opened specifically to show visitors from abroad what Korean food really tastes like, so the menu keeps approachable dishes like bulgogi and bibimbap alongside the gomtang.