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Hapcheon Gukbap House

합천국밥집

One of Busan’s best clear-broth pork soups, finished with saeujeot broth

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Before you go

MICHELIN distinction
MICHELIN Guide Bib Gourmand
Official guide
Listed in the current official Busan selection.
Status checked
2026-09-09 (official MICHELIN list)
Korean name
합천국밥집
Korean address
부산 남구 용호로 235
Access
A clear-broth pork soup restaurant beside Nonghyup Hanaro Mart in Yongho-dong, useful before or after an Igidae visit.
Parking
Ask for a parking ticket to receive one hour at the nearby Nonghyup Hanaro Mart car park.
Waiting
Turnover is usually quick, but lunch remains the busiest period.
Order rules
Solo dining may be restricted during parts of the lunch peak. Visit outside that window if eating alone.
Budget example
Two separate pork soup bowls cost KRW 24,000; two suyuk set meals cost KRW 28,000.
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Dwaeji Gukbap: Busan’s Pork Soup

About

A Yongho-dong classic and Michelin-recognized pork soup house. It is one of the best places to understand the clear Busan-style pork soup that differs from the heavier, creamier versions.

The broth is clean, gently salty, and lifted by saeujeot. The meal feels especially complete with the boiled pork set meal, and the distinctive side dishes give the table a local character that stays in memory.

Parking support is available for the nearby Nonghyup Hanaro Mart lot for about one hour when you get the parking ticket. Solo dining fits well, especially for a quick lunch or hangover bowl. It also works for parents, older guests, or family, once the seating and parking notes suit you. The mood is closer to an old local market or alley restaurant than a polished destination dining room.

The dishes worth knowing: Ttaro Gukbap 12,000 KRW · Boiled Pork Set Meal 14,000 KRW · Boiled Pork(small) 40,000 KRW. Seasonal swaps happen, so the posted menu is what counts.

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