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Busan We recommend Anmok Beach to those looking for a special pig soup rice experience in Gwangalli, those who want to visit a restaurant selected by the Michelin Guide, and those who are willing to wait for a satisfying meal.
Overall Review
‘Anmok Beach’, which presents Busan‘s signature dish, pig soup rice, in a new and differentiated way, boasts outstanding taste and quality, having been selected by the Michelin Guide 2024. It proves its worth through its taste, which makes many people wait despite the long queues, and stands out with its fresh approach that breaks the mold of traditional pig soup rice. It will offer a special experience that is definitely worth visiting during your Busan trip.
Travel tips
- It is recommended to make a reservation in advance through Catchtable.
- There is no break time on weekends, but the waiting time can be very long, so visit with plenty of time.
- Your reservation will be automatically canceled after 7 minutes, so you must respond immediately when called.
- We recommend enjoying the original taste without adding daidagi (spicy seasoning) or shrimp paste.
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Anmok Beach was selected for the 2024 Michelin Guide, and even though I booked through Catchtable while in F1963 Busan, I experienced an unprecedented 3-hour wait. While waiting, I had a light meal of tteokbokki and squid tempura at Darizip, which is a 5-minute walk away.
Anmok Beach, which proposes Busan’s signature dish, pig soup rice, in a new way, not only changes the form but also delivers a taste that makes you nod in agreement. Within the unique flavor of pig soup rice, there is a subtle taste reminiscent of other Korean soups, and while clearly differentiating itself from numerous famous pig soup rice restaurants in Busan, it also shows the diverse possibilities of the dish.
The restaurant, with its U-shaped bar seating, can accommodate about 15 people, and its clean interior and systematic customer service are impressive. Orders are placed through a kiosk, and we ordered the pig soup rice and pig ramen. Basic side dishes include garlic, green onion kimchi, and radish/cabbage kimchi, and side dish refills are free.
In particular, the pig ramen, with its visual reminiscent of tonkotsu ramen and the chewy texture of house-made noodles, is clean and savory without any gamey smell, deserving of praise as the No. 1 pig soup rice. Anmok Beach, which provided a highly satisfying experience, making us 100% willing to revisit despite the long wait, is a special restaurant that is a must-visit during your Busan trip.
