Jejuga - Busan

In a nutshell: -jejuga was quite a sound! - my wife, whom I noticed from a baptized man, enjoying the fresh bauchbrei. - it's a very small restaurant. - we orde... read more In a nutshell: -jejuga was quite a sound! - my wife, whom I noticed from a baptized man, enjoying the fresh bauchbrei. - it's a very small restaurant. - we ordered her Abalone-Porridge the souligel bibimbap. - the tellers were good. -they get a series of beside dishes that include: fresh cauliflower, radishes kimchi, kimchi squid, sardellen a hot bowl of algal soup. Overall, I recommend eating here when you enjoy seafood bread!

The food was great and the ladies were super nice. they accept credit card. read more The food was great and the ladies were super nice. they accept credit card.

Pricey but worth it for good quality abalone! abalone porridge as well as grilled abalone with butter was soou goouood read more Pricey but worth it for good quality abalone! abalone porridge as well as grilled abalone with butter was soou goouood

I had a ear shell congee, it was convinience to use credit card. I felt the price is little bit high, but taste was so nice. read more I had a ear shell congee, it was convinience to use credit card. I felt the price is little bit high, but taste was so nice.

Abalone porridge is overrated. Felt that it was rather tasteless, unless you have the porridge with the anchovies and seaweed. Abalone was also rather tasteless... read more Abalone porridge is overrated. Felt that it was rather tasteless, unless you have the porridge with the anchovies and seaweed. Abalone was also rather tasteless. The one in the picture is the “special” one which I just think it’s the bigger version of the normal abalone porridge. I think the porridge shop at Busan Train Station is cheaper and serves better porridge. Overall this shop is not bad, but not good enough for another return.