Busan plans to officially allow suitcases up to 30 inches on city bus routes 85 and 307 starting January 1 next year. Here’s where those buses go, when luggage is allowed, and the safety rules to know before boarding.
Visit Busan Pass or K-Tour Pass? Here’s how their prices, transportation perks, and attraction benefits compare—and how to pick the better deal for your Busan itinerary.
Still traveling through Seoul Station to reach Incheon Airport from Busan? KTX service to Songdo is set to launch this December, but the final airport connection still needs planning. Here’s how the new route compares with flights, trains, and limousine buses.
Don’t let Jureongbak’s weathered storefront fool you: this Chinatown favorite near Busan Station serves tender sliced pork, comforting pork soup, and spicy knife-cut noodles. It’s one of my regular lunch spots—and a great stop for business travelers and vacationers alike.
Pingguowu at Samjung Tower in Busan serves Taiwanese hot plate steak on a sizzling iron plate with noodles, veggies, and egg. Here’s my honest take, plus sauce recommendations and practical tips before you go.
Looking for a Seomyeon Vietnamese restaurant in Busan, South Korea? Vietnam Guppeu in Jeonpo won me over with rich pho broth, fragrant morning glory, and a cozy, local-Vietnam vibe that even my 3-year-old loved.
Looking for the best Busan Station restaurant for your first meal in Busan? Sinchang Gukbap has been serving its signature clear-broth pork soup since 1969, just a one-minute walk from Exit 6 at Busan Station. With a 57-year legacy, traveler-friendly service, and a reputation strong enough to draw even Lee Jae-yong, this is one Busan old-school favorite worth knowing.
Looking for an affordable tuna sashimi spot near Busan Station? Im Chaehwan Tuna Butcher inside Choryang Traditional Market delivers great cuts, old-school market charm, and one of the most fun local dining experiences in Busan, South Korea.
Looking for a reliable Busan Station meal that feels both local and satisfying? Jooleongbak in Busan Chinatown serves rich pork soup, tender boiled pork, and pork kalguksu in a retro alley setting that’s easy to reach from the station.
Looking for a lighter, cleaner take on Busan milmyeon? Samsan Myeonok is a reliable local favorite near Busan Station, known for its clear broth, approachable flavors, and satisfying dumplings.