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K-Foodie Meets J-Foodie: Busan Restaurants
Busan restaurants from Netflix's K-Foodie Meets J-Foodie, from fresh garaetteok and tteokbokki to galchi and dwaeji gukbap.
Last checked: Nov 1, 2026
K-Foodie Meets J-Foodie (미친맛집: 미식가 친구의 맛집) is a Netflix series in which Korea’s Sung Si-kyung and Japan’s Yutaka Matsushige — later joined by Ayaka Miyoshi — trade their favorite restaurants. This list covers the show’s appearances in this region.
- Busan Tteokbangatgan (부산떡방앗간) — Gangdong-dong, Busan. Freshly pounded garaetteok. Season 3, episode 2. Source
- Ppalgan Tteokbokki (빨간떡볶이) — U-dong, Busan. Bright-red garaetteok tteokbokki. Season 3, episode 2. Source
- Seomjingang Jaecheop Jeonmunjeom (섬진강재첩전문점) — Donggwang-dong, Busan. Jaecheop-guk set meal. Season 3, episode 6. Source
- Seunghajip (승하집) — Sajik-dong, Busan. Bossam, charcoal-grilled bulgogi, and whole octopus. Season 3, episode 8 — introduced by Lee Dae-ho. Source
- Yeongseongbang (영성방) — Hadan-dong, Busan. Gan-jjajang topped with a fried egg and seafood ulmyeon. Season 3, episode 10. Source
- Galchi Hoegwan (갈치회관) — Samnak-dong, Busan. Grilled galchi and galchi jorim. Season 4, episode 6 — via Busan taxi drivers. Source
- Sinchang Gukbap (신창국밥 본점) — Toseong-dong, Busan. Dwaeji gukbap and handmade sundae. Season 4, episode 11. Source
Notes: this list is updated as new episodes air; Season 7 was still airing at the time of writing. Locations are given at neighborhood level and no prices are listed. Episode links rest largely on roundup sources; where a listing is uncertain, the row notes it.