If you are looking for a hearty and spicy meal near Centum City, Ebiga Jjamppong Centum is a must-visit spot in Busan.
Known for its deeply flavorful patented broth and chewy alkaline noodles, this restaurant offers one of the best Korean-Chinese noodle experiences in the area.
🗺️ How to Visit Ebiga Jjamppong Centum: Restaurant Guide
📍 Información Rápida
- Dirección: 29 Centum 2-ro, Haeundae-gu, Busan
- Teléfono: +82 51-746-7811
- Horas: 11:00 – 21:00 Daily (Open year-round) (Last order: 20:30)
- Rango de precios: ₩10 000 – ₩20 000 por persona
- Menú Popular: Ebiga Jjamppong (Spicy Seafood Noodles), Baek Jjamppong (White Broth), Sweet & Sour Pork (Tangsuyuk)
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Walking:
[ 🚇 Centum City Station (Subway Line 2) / Exit 3 or 11 ]
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▼ (Approx. 350m / 5 min walk)
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[ 🍜 Ebiga Jjamppong Busan Centum ]
[ 🏛️ BEXCO Exhibition Center ]
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▼ (Approx. 250m / 3-4 min walk)
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[ 🍜 Ebiga Jjamppong Busan Centum ]
By Bus:
Take Bus No. 5-1, 39, 40, 63, 115, 141, 155, or 181 ➔ Get off at "Centum City Station / BEXCO" Bus Stop ➔ Walk for about 3–4 minutes (approx. 250m)
By Taxi:
Approx. 5-10 mins from Haeundae Beach or Marine City (Basic to short fare).
✨ Inside Ebiga Jjamppong Centum: Seating & Food Menu Guide
This Chinese restaurant is located in an area with many hotels in Centum City. Although it is a nationwide franchise with multiple locations, the food is exceptionally delicious. It is a spot I enjoy visiting regularly, and I decided to stop by today after not visiting for a while.

The interior space is quite spacious and comfortable for dining.

There are also additional seating tables available in the inner area.

You can easily order and pay using the table kiosk, and I have shared the menu board here for your reference.

An automated robot delivers the prepared food directly to the table.

We ordered the signature Ebiga Jjamppong along with a plate of Tangsuyuk (sweet and sour pork).

Here is a top-down view of our complete meal.

If this is your first visit, I recommend trying either the signature red jjamppong or the mild baek jjamppong. The broth has an addictive flavor, and the noodles are delightfully chewy. Rice is also served for free, so you can enjoy as much as you like.

We ordered a small portion of Tangsuyuk, which was the perfect amount for two people. Because the coating is made with glutinous rice flour, it has a chewy texture rather than a crispy one, offering a uniquely delicious taste.

This is a neighborhood spot I visit regularly, and I highly recommend it for its consistently great taste. While the interior is simple, I am confident you will thoroughly enjoy the meal, especially if it is your first time trying it.

If you’re looking for dessert or a refreshing drink after your meal, I highly recommend Gong Cha, one of Korea’s most popular drink spots, just a 3-minute walk away! Its great advantage is the wide variety of menu options available.
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