An Old Tavern and Chinese Restaurant Between Dongseong-ro and Namsan-dong in Daegu

In the Gwangbok-ro area, there are old taverns and Chinese restaurants that preserve the tradition of dinner. From cozy places that invite you to drink like Makchang, to long-established spots that fill you up with soup and rice in the alleys, it's a delightful sight all at once. Before the flashy flavors, the experience of the place and a comfortable meal come first. Whether you're looking to have a light drink after work or searching for a hearty dinner in the midst of tourist attractions, these spots naturally come to mind.

Busan
Jung-gu
Gwangbok-ro
Old Restaurants
Makchang
Chinese Restaurant

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Crazy Makchang Main Branch
48980 16-2 Gwangbok-ro, Jung-gu, Busan, South Korea, Crazy Makchang Main Branch
"A must-visit place for makchang in Nampo-dong, Crazy Makchang Main Branch" Located in the hot spot area of Nampo-dong, Busan, Crazy Makchang Main Branch stands out with its bright orange exterior, making it easy to find from a distance. The restaurant is spacious with many tables, providing a relatively comfortable dining experience. The side dishes include fresh kimchi, pickled radish, spicy pepper paste, mung bean jelly, and corn salad, and there is a self-service bar where you can easily grab more if needed. The makchang is pre-grilled, allowing you to enjoy it immediately without waiting. The salted makchang has a crispy exterior and a chewy texture that is delightful, while the seasoned makchang has a spicy umami flavor. There are various combinations to enjoy with soybean powder, spicy sauce, curry powder, teriyaki, makjang, and seaweed, making the eating experience fun. Additionally, ramen and shaved ice are provided for free, which enhances the overall satisfaction.
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Original Bada House
48947 18-5 Gwangbok-ro 43beon-gil, Jung-gu, Busan
"A Busan traditional restaurant found at the end of an alley, Original Bada House" It's located in an alley near Nampo-dong International Market. As you enter the alley from Nampo Station, you'll first see the old exterior, and the moment you step inside, you'll feel the traditional restaurant atmosphere. There are both seated and table options for your comfort. This place is popular for its seafood hot pot, which comes with clams, octopus, shrimp, glass noodles, and vegetables in a red broth. It's not as spicy as you might think and has a refreshing taste, making it easy to enjoy, especially when paired with rice for a hearty meal. The side dishes like seasoned perilla leaves, pickled radish, and seasoned kelp are also well-prepared. The menu is simple, featuring seafood hot pot, stir-fried octopus, stir-fried octopus with noodles, and stir-fried octopus with intestines. It's been featured on broadcasts, so many people are familiar with the name, and it's especially fitting for those who want to experience the atmosphere of an old Busan restaurant in the heart of a tourist area.
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Dalrae Restaurant
48947 35-2 Gwangbok-ro 49beon-gil, Jung-gu, Busan
"A warm Dongtae soup from Jeongja Halmae in the alleys of Nampo-dong" Located in the alleys of Nampo-dong, Busan, Dalrae Restaurant is a humble establishment that has stood the test of time. It was featured in the KBS 2TV program 'Does Halmae's Meal Work?' and has attracted attention for the warm meals prepared by Jeongja Halmae. The signature dish here is the Dongtae soup, made with generous portions of frozen pollock. The broth, infused with radish and Dongtae, is known for its spicy yet refreshing taste, enjoyed without any fishy odor. The side dishes served are neat and simple, adding to the comforting experience of the meal, which reflects the chef's skill. While not extravagant, it's a perfect place to satisfy a hearty appetite and feel the warmth of Busan's long-standing culinary tradition on a cozy day.