Yasumaru: A Budget Japanese Restaurant Near Jeonpo, Busan
A Japanese restaurant near Seomyeon's Jeonpo district that has been featured on a Korean TV show, plus three video-featured neighbours for grilled pork, Chinese-Korean food and home-style Korean.
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- 일식, 한식, 중식
Menu signals: 일식당, 돼지고기구이, 중식당, 한식
Allergy fields present: eggs, gluten, sesame, soy, pork
Yasumaru (야스마루) is a small Japanese restaurant in Jeonpo-dong, Busanjin-gu, a few minutes from Seomyeon, Busan's downtown hub. EatHub lists it as a Japanese restaurant at the lowest price tier (₩), and it has been featured on the Korean TV programme Life Master (생활의 달인). The address is Jungang-daero 756beon-gil 24.
What to order
EatHub does not list individual dishes for Yasumaru, only the category. Check its EatHub page for the current menu, and look at the video above for an idea of what other visitors ordered. Because it is priced at ₩, it is a good fit for a casual lunch or a late dinner rather than a long, formal meal. Its Life Master listing means a Korean TV programme once picked it out for its cooking, which is a reason to put it on a Seomyeon food list.
How to eat
Japanese restaurants in Korea usually serve water and a few side dishes, and ordering is simple. If you are unsure, ask the staff for their most popular dish. Tell them about any allergies before you order. Eat while the food is hot, and finish quickly if the restaurant is busy, since small places in this area often have people waiting.
When to go
Yasumaru has unusually long hours. EatHub lists it as open 12:00 to 01:00, with a break from 15:30 to 17:30. Last order is 14:30 for lunch and 00:00 for dinner. It is closed every Sunday and on the 2nd and 4th Monday of the month, so check the day before you visit.
Around the area
Jeonpo is known for its cafes and small shops. The Jeonpo Cafe Street is about 650 m away, and Jeonpo Gonggu-gil, a former tool-shop street, is only a few minutes' walk. Seomyeon Mukja Golmok (the eating alley) is about 500 m away if you want a street-food snack after your meal.
Nearby spots with videos
Each of these has a video on EatHub.
- Jejusik Dwaejibulgalbi (제주식 돼지불갈비), about 120 m away. Grilled pork ribs (₩₩).
- Daemyeong Banjeom (대명반점), about 165 m away. A Chinese-Korean restaurant (₩₩).
- Gyeongbuk Sikdang (경북식당), about 200 m away. A Korean restaurant (₩₩).
Practical tips
- Getting there: Take Busan Subway Line 2 to Jeonpo Station, or Line 1 or 2 to Seomyeon Station, then walk.
- Hours change: Always confirm on the EatHub page, especially for holidays.
- Allergies: Japanese dishes often contain soy, sesame, fish, shellfish or wheat. Ask the staff if you are unsure.
The video above features Yasumaru. The restaurants below all have videos on their EatHub pages.
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