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A Hearty Meal Satisfying Both Crispy Tempura and Noodles

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It's perfect for when you want a fulfilling meal without compromising on texture. By choosing a crispy fried dish along with noodles, you can enjoy a satisfying meal rather than a light snack. You can find these options evenly spread across Seoul and Busan. Whether you're dining alone or in a group, or even on a date, the variety allows for easy selection of Japanese cuisine.

Keywords

• Japanese cuisine
• tempura
• noodles
• hearty meal
• national restaurants

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  Yasumi

  03078 39-10 Daemyung-gil, Jongno-gu, Seoul

  "Yasumi is a great place to enjoy tempura rice bowl and seasonal yellowtail in Hyehwa." Yasumi is a Japanese restaurant located on Sonamu-gil in Daehak-ro, near Hyehwa Station, where you can find a variety of dishes including tempura rice bowls, sushi, sashimi, and udon. The first floor features a bar and tables, and with two floors available, it's a comfortable spot for solo dining or gatherings. This time, I had the winter yellowtail, which was beautifully presented in various cuts, making it visually appealing and fresh. Accompaniments like lemon juice, daikon, cucumber, wasabi, and pickled ginger were served, allowing for a delightful variety of ways to enjoy the sashimi. The sashimi alone was filling enough, and paired with shrimp tempura and broth, it made for a satisfying meal. True to its reputation for tempura rice bowls, Yasumi offers a wide range of menu options, making it an excellent choice for a light meal or to savor seasonal sashimi.

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  Hong Kong Garden

  47304 206-1 Jeonpo-daero, Busanjin-gu, Busan, South Korea

  "A Hong Kong meal in Jeonpo, Hong Kong Garden" Hong Kong Garden is a Chinese restaurant conveniently located near Jeonpo Station, featuring a clean and refreshed atmosphere that embodies the essence of Hong Kong. With stainless steel tables, Hong Kong-style dishes, and a vibrant wall decor, you immediately feel an exotic vibe as soon as you step inside. The menu offers a variety of options from dim sum to rice bowls and noodle dishes. You can enjoy classic dim sum like chive dumplings, har gow, and soup dumplings, as well as meal options like Quadro combo rice, roast pork, and duck noodle soup. It's impressive that they use homemade ingredients and sauces. It's a great spot for solo dining, as well as for dates or meals with friends. If you're looking to fully enjoy the Hong Kong atmosphere and a spread of dim sum in Jeonpo, this is definitely worth a visit.

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  Miuya

  06754 90, Gangnam-daero 23-gil, Seocho-gu, Seoul, 1st Floor, Gijeong Building

  "A Japanese restaurant remembered for soba and udon, Miuya" Miuya specializes in a variety of Japanese dishes centered around soba and udon. They use ingredients imported from Japan and make 100% buckwheat soba noodles in-house, which adds a special touch. The menu offers a good selection not only of noodle dishes but also rice bowls, curry, and a la carte items, making it easy to choose according to your preferences. Sake and beer are also available, perfect for enjoying a light drink alongside your meal. Guests are seated in order of arrival without reservations, which may lead to some waiting, but the food is served relatively quickly, ensuring a fast turnover. It's a great spot to stop by after a walk along the Yangjaecheon stream, and a place that comes to mind when you want to enjoy Japanese-style noodle dishes in a quiet setting.

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