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Oryukdo Nakji Sasang Branch

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Solo-friendly nakgopsae by Sasang Station with a broad spread of side dishes and fried rice

About

This octopus restaurant is one to two minutes on foot from Sasang Station Exit 1, convenient before or after the West Busan Bus Terminal or an airport transfer. There is no dedicated lot: use Sasang Station Public Parking or a nearby partner lot identified by the restaurant. Reviews mention two hours of support, but call ahead for the exact lot and spending condition.

Hall tables and an inner group room suit solo meals, friends, and work gatherings. All major dishes can be ordered as a single portion, while delivery and nationwide parcel shipping widen its use beyond dine-in. A restaurant receipt also brings a 10% discount at nearby Cafe Nonante and Aden Bakery Signature Sasang.

Nakgopsae is KRW 11,000 per person, simmering springy octopus, savoury intestine, shrimp, and glass noodles in a spicy, umami-rich sauce. Even two portions are generous and made for mixing into a broad bowl of rice. Spicy octopus is KRW 9,000, naksae and nakgop are KRW 10,000 each, and the KRW 13,000 octopus stone-pot rice includes grilled fish.

A home-style spread approaching eight side dishes—mushrooms, fish cake, anchovies, radish kimchi, and chilli pickles—comes with cool bean-sprout soup. Ask for extra bean sprouts to mix into the rice, then use the remaining sauce for KRW 3,000 fried rice. The standard sauce is already spicy, with a hotter adjustment available.

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