Gukje Milmyeon Main Branch

국제밀면본점

A milmyeon house whose broth is beef leg bone alone, garnished with brisket torn by hand rather than the machine-sliced pork usual elsewhere.

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Place information

Korean name: 국제밀면본점
Address: 23-6 Jungang-daero 1235beon-gil, Yeonje-gu, Busan
Opening hours: 10:00–20:00
Closed: Seollal · Chuseok
Hours notes: Last order is at 19:30; from May to August it stays open until 21:00 with last order around 20:30.

Nearby

Gwangalli Beach

The main draw is the view of Gwangan Bridge after dark. Drone shows, swimming areas and car-free street events depend on the date and the weather, so check each one before you go.

UN Memorial Cemetery in Korea

The only United Nations cemetery in the world, holding the war dead of the countries that fought in the Korean War. For a visitor from one of those countries it is the clearest reason to be in Busan. It is a cemetery rather than a sight, and it closes an hour earlier in winter.

Haeundae Beach

It works as a coastal walk year-round, while swimming facilities and safety controls are seasonal and should be checked separately.

Busan X the SKY

It stands at the beach rather than away from it, so the observatory and Haeundae are one stop, not two — but at KRW 27,000 it is the most expensive single ticket on Busan's coast.

Stories about this place

Busan Milmyeon and Dwaeji-gukbap: Six Restaurants by Area and Opening Hours
Three milmyeon and three dwaeji-gukbap restaurants in Busan compared by dish and neighbourhood, with opening hours, closing days and where to switch on a Sunday or during a break.
Busan in 2 or 3 Days: Old City, Haeundae to Gwangalli, Beomeosa
A first-timer's Busan route. Day 1 covers the western old city — the Provisional Capital Memorial Hall, Nampo-dong and Huinnyeoul Culture Village; day 2 the eastern coast from Haeundae along Blue Line Park to Songjeong and Gwangalli; day 3 runs from Beomeosa down to the UN Memorial Cemetery and Oryukdo. Includes how to choose between two and three days, Monday closures, opening hours and bad-weather swaps.

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