부산 돼지국밥 Busan Daegee Gukbap

I had Dwaeji Gukbap at Busan Daegee Gukbap, and it was absolutely delicious🩷 The pork broth was rich and full of depth, with a comforting, savory flavor. The meat was tender and paired perfectly with the well-seasoned broth. The kimchi was fresh, slightly spicy, and added a nice contrast to the soup👍 Ordering through the kiosk was very convenient and made the process quick and hassle-free. The restaurant was extremely popular, and every seat was taken, which speaks to its great reputation. Despite the crowd, the service was efficient, and the overall atmosphere was lively and welcoming. I will definitely be back to enjoy it again🔥

Traditional Korean restaurant. Currently only have over ten choices of soup and rice, plus dumplings, pancakes and rice sausages. Self-service. The seats are a little crowded. The beef soup has very rich beef flavor. It is very delightful in cold winter.

We loved the food here. The 순대국밥 (Korean sausage soup) and the 돼지국밥 (boiled pork soup) were awesome. Furthermore, the 수육 (boiled slices of pork) was better than the ones I had in Korea!

Try it. I had pork soup my friend has spicy pork soup with guts. They are the best soup I have ever had in the USA.

Busan Daegee Gukbap serves authentic, flavorful pork soup with rice (daeji gukbap) that’s rich and satisfying. Paired with fresh side dishes and friendly service, it’s a great spot for Korean comfort food!

Cool place to have Korean food. You ordered at a kiosk and they’ll ring up your number when it’s ready. Got the spicy pork soup with rice. Very filling and piping hot.

Dinners with Dad, Not Pho Bac or Sambong edition, episode 888…Came back from Chattanooga and convinced dad to try a new place…Busan is the second largest city in Korea and that region is known for this dish…I told him I learned about it watching one of my K-dramas and the female lead was trying to win over her crush, who happened to be from Busan so she made this and he said, ‘Wow, this tastes just like the gukbap I get back home in Busan…haven’t been able to find it in Seoul…marry me and let’s grow old together…’ Convicing him to go was step one…he said, ‘Let’s just order soup each and if it’s good we can order more and if it’s not, we’ll go to Sambong…’ 🤦🏻‍♂️ Luckily, it was good but we were full so didn’t have to order anything else! It really was like a place you would find in Korea…kiosk ordering, no server, buss your own table…check them out if you’re craving a tasty pork soup or dumplings or bo ssam (almost every other table ordered this to go along with their soups)

Authentic experience getting Dwaeji Gukbap. It felt like we were back in Korea! Things you should know: I. PARKING Busan DaeJee Gukbap is within a plaza and shares the free, public parking lot with the adjacent businesses. II. SERVICE You order at a kiosk and they call your order number then it's ready. There is a help-yourself water station, area to grab utensils, plates and napkins. Toppings (like salt) are on the table. We used a lot of that .! III. QUALITY Delicious..! For my friends who have never had Gukbap before ~ you throw the rice into the stew.. kind of like congee. It'll get soggy but that's fine. Don't be afraid to add salt either! The LA Galbi is full of flavor ~ highly recommend! IV. CAPACITY Quite busy on a weekend at lunch hours.