Moemiljip Busan : Le Guide Michelin des nouilles de sarrasin à Marine City

If you are looking for authentic Korean buckwheat noodles, consider visiting Moemiljip Busan, which was newly selected for the Michelin Guide.

Located on the 2nd floor of Orange Shopping Mall in Marine City, Haeundae, this clean and modern restaurant is famous for its 100% buckwheat noodles with a delightfully chewy texture.

Whether you choose perilla oil buckwheat noodles, boiled pork slices (Pyeon-yuk), or steamed dumplings, discover Moemiljip near Haeundae Beach for a unique culinary experience.

🗺️ How to Visit Moemiljip Busan: Location & Access Guide

📍 Infos rapides

• Adresse : 2nd Floor, Orange Shopping Mall, 23 Marine city 3-ro, Haeundae-gu, Busan
• Heures : 11:30 AM – 3:00 PM, 5:00 PM – 8:00 PM (Last Order 7:30 PM) / Closed on Mondays
• Téléphone : +82 51-744-9944
• Budget : 10 000 ₩ – 20 000 ₩ par personne
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[ 🚇 Dongbaek Station Exit 1 ]
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        ▼ (Approx. 800m / 10–12 min walk)
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[ 🍜 Moemiljip Busan ]


By Subway:
Take Busan Metro Line 2 to Dongbaek Station, take Exit 1, and walk straight toward Marine City for about 10–12 minutes (approx. 800m).


[ 🌊 Haeundae Beach ]
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        ▼ (Approx. 1km / 12–15 min walk)
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[ 🍜 Moemiljip Busan ]


From Haeundae Beach:
Walk along the coastal road past Dongbaekseom Island toward Marine City for about 12–15 minutes (approx. 1km), or take a quick 3-minute taxi ride.


By Bus:
Take Bus No. 139, 307, or 1003 and get off at "Gyeongnam Marina Apartment" or "Marine City," then walk about 2–3 minutes.

✨ Inside Moemiljip Busan: Atmosphere & Menu Guide

Moemiljip Busan is located on the 2nd floor of Orange Shopping Mall, and you can easily spot the signboard when looking up from the street.

It was newly selected for the Michelin Guide Busan 2026.

When you get off the elevator on the 2nd floor, it is located right in front of you.

The interior is very neat, clean, and modern.

The main menu features three types of buckwheat noodles: perilla seed, cold broth, and spicy mixed noodles.

Here are the side dish options available on the menu.

You can easily order and pay directly at your table using the kiosk terminal.

We ordered perilla oil buckwheat noodles (Deul-gireum Makguksu), boiled pork slices (Pyeon-yuk), and dumplings.

Overhead Shot

The perilla oil buckwheat noodles had a rich and nutty aroma. The staff kindly recommended eating half of the noodles first and then pouring the broth from the kettle to enjoy the rest.

The boiled pork (Pyeon-yuk) had a texture similar to bossam or jokbal, pairing very well with the noodles. You can dip the dumplings in the sauce provided on the side. The dumplings were familiar in taste, though not particularly unique.

Made with 100% domestic buckwheat, the freshly made noodles offered a clean flavor and a nicely chewy texture. Honestly, the overall prices are a bit on the higher side, so it might not feel like an extraordinary value. However, visiting a Michelin Guide Busan selected spot was a fun and interesting experience in itself.

Now that you have finished your meal, how about visiting a dessert cafe just a 5-minute walk away? It is operated by OPS Bakery, one of Busan’s top three bakeries, where you can enjoy both the bakery and the cafe space.

À lire ensuite : [ De Marigny Busan : Brunch & Café européen élégant à côté de OPS Bakery ]