Jeju Eunhuine Haejangguk Busan Suyeong: Top Breakfast & Hangover Cure Spot

If you’re looking for a hearty, authentic bowl of Jeju-style spicy beef soup (Haejangguk) near Gwanganri and Suyeong, Jeju Eunhuine Haejangguk (Busan Suyeong Branch) is a top local recommendation.

Packed with rich brisket, clear broth, and fresh ingredients, it offers the perfect comfort meal or hangover cure during your Busan trip.

🗺️ How to Visit Jeju Eunhuine Haejangguk Busan Suyeong: Visitor Guide

📍 Quick Info

• Address: 1F 101, 17-5 Gwanganhaebyeon-ro 344beon-gil, Suyeong-gu, Busan
• Hours: 08:00 – 22:30 (Last order: 22:00) / Closed every Tuesday
• Phone: +82 51-710-5585
• Price Range: ₩10,000 – ₩20,000 per person
• Popular Menu: Haejangguk (해장국), Naejangtang (내장탕), Domebe-gogi (돔베고기)
• Map: View on Google Maps

Walking:

[ 🏖️ Gwangalli Beach (Millak Area) ]
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        ▼ (Approx. 800m / 10–12 min walk)
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[ 🍲 Jeju Eunhuine Haejangguk Busan Suyeong ]


[ 🚇 Millak Station (Subway Line 2) / Exit 1 or 3 ]
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        ▼ (Approx. 900m / 12–15 min walk)
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[ 🍲 Jeju Eunhuine Haejangguk Busan Suyeong ]


🚌 By Bus:
Take Bus No. 41, 83-1, or 210 -> Get off at Millak Waterside Park -> Walk 2-3 mins.


🚕 By Taxi:
Approx. 5–7 mins from Centum City or Gwangalli Beach (Basic fare or approx.₩5,000–₩7,000).

✨ Inside Jeju Eunhuine Haejangguk Busan Suyeong: Menu & Haejangguk Review

Today, I visited this sacred spot for hangover cures. If you visit the day after drinking, you can enjoy a truly delicious meal.

The interior has plenty of seating and is very clean.

The original restaurant is located in Jeju, and this is a nationwide chain.

This is the menu for today and their signature Haejangguk.

Since there is no English menu, you can simply say “Haejangguk” when ordering.

Thanks to the open kitchen, you can watch the cooking process with your own eyes.

The food came out very quickly.

Adding the ground garlic on top gives the soup a much richer flavor.

This is seasoned seaweed stem, and it tastes great so please give it a try.

There is spicy seasoning paste inside the soup, so I recommend taking a bit out first and adjusting the taste to your liking.

The glass noodles inside are very chewy and pair exceptionally well with the soup.

Although this is a hangover soup, seeing the liquor makes me want to have a drink as well. They also sell traditional Korean Makgeolli and regional spirits.

The food was so delicious that I polished it off quickly. Since free rice refills are provided, it makes for a very satisfying meal.
This place is truly unbeatable for a hangover cure.
If you are staying near Gwangalli Beach or Centum City, I highly recommend stopping by for a bowl of Jeju-style beef soup.

How about taking a look around Millac The Market nearby? You can reach it in about a 5-minute walk.

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