Songjeong Samdae Gukbap
송정3대국밥
A historic restaurant founded in 1946 on Seomyeon Pork Rice Soup Street, now run by the third generation, open almost 24 hours for convenient late-night snacks and breakfast.
Founded in 1946 and now run by the third generation, this historic Seomyeon restaurant is located on the Seomyeon Market Pork Rice Soup Street, about a 3-minute walk from Exit 1 of Seomyeon Station. Pork rice soup is about 9,500 KRW, the boiled pork slice (suyuk) set menu is about 12,000 KRW, and they also offer North Korean-style glutinous rice sundae (blood sausage). The broth is light and smooth, served with seasoning paste by default; if you prefer it non-spicy, you can request it in advance. Kimchi and vegetables are self-serve. Queues may form during certain hours, and there is no dedicated parking lot. Local food guides note a break period from 02:30 to 04:30, so it is best to confirm before heading there late at night.
Opening hours
24 hours, closed 02:30-04:30
Nearby sights
- Seomyeon
- Choryang Ibagu-gil & 168 Stairs
- UN Memorial Cemetery in Korea
- Busan Tower & Yongdusan Park
- Bosu-dong Book Street
- Gwangalli Beach
- Gukje Market
- Yeongdo Bridge