Halmae Gaya Milmyeon
할매가야밀면
A milmyeon house of forty years' standing; with 140 seats the queue at mealtimes moves quickly even when it is long.
Language
Place information
- Korean name
- 할매가야밀면
- Address
- 56-14 Gwangbok-ro, Jung-gu, Busan
- Opening hours
- 10:30–21:30
- Closed
- Open year-round
What to eat
Milmyeon — chilled wheat noodles in broth selected
Nearby
Halmaejip Hoe Guksu
A raw-fish noodle house in Nampo-dong, serving chilled noodles and rice bowls topped with raw fish.
BIFF Square
Treat it as a short street stop that pairs naturally with Jagalchi and nearby markets; individual food stalls keep their own hours.
Yongdusan Park and Busan Tower
The park and the tower are two different decisions: the park costs nothing and never closes, the tower charges admission and stops selling tickets at 21:30.
Jagalchi Market
Confirm the price and preparation method before ordering seafood, and remember that stall schedules can differ even when the market building is open.
Stories about this place
- The two bowls Busan eats every day — milmyeon, dwaeji-gukbap and the six houses that serve them
Six houses serving the two dishes Busan eats most often: three milmyeon and three dwaeji-gukbap, set apart by how each builds its broth. The two milmyeon houses in Jung-gu stand 473m apart, close enough to compare in one neighbourhood.
- Busan Itinerary for 2 or 3 Days: Old City, Coast, and a Mountain Temple
A first-timer's route through Busan. One day for the old city in the west, one for the beaches in the east, and a third that runs from a mountain temple in the north down to the southern headland. Split east and west so you never cross the city twice in a day.
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