Busan Gukbap

All 9 rated mentions, most helpful first

in:What’s your favorite offal dish in NYC right now?9 pts
“my favorite spots are in Bergen nj: Ma Young Ae’s soondae stall in HanNam market for the best soondae, Busan Gukbap for soondae gukbap, and Gamja Tang Tang for jokbal.”
H2
in:ISO Korean thick and rich milky beef bone soup6 pts
“I can’t speak to how good theirs is, but the Gukbap is pretty solid.”
H2
in:I've heard the Korean food in Fort Lee NJ is better than NYC, what restaurants would you recommend there?1 pts
“I’ve eaten at tosokchon and busan gukbap multiple times and I feel like the broth just doesn’t meet how rich and flavorful ahjae’s is.”
H2
in:Some of my top korean restaurants (very casual) recommendations in Queens1 pts
“Busan Gukbap (good korean pork broth!)”
H2
in:Anyone else feel like K-Town isn't quite the same as it used to be?3 pts
“Fort Lee and Pal Park are definite contenders when it comes to Korean food. I would say Sa Rit Gol, Busan Gukbap, Grandmas Bapsang, Soram, Obaltan, Wooga, and Gopchang Story's Fort Lee location are all above average.”
H1
in:Korean Soups2 pts
“Busan Gukbap in Ft Lee. Just over the bridge.”
H1
in:I've heard the Korean food in Fort Lee NJ is better than NYC, what restaurants would you recommend there?1 pts
“North of the bridge on Lemoine you have Grandma’s Bapsang and Busan Gukbap for authentic soups.”
H1
in:I've heard the Korean food in Fort Lee NJ is better than NYC, what restaurants would you recommend there?1 pts
“- Busan Gukbap (Fort lee)”
H1
in:Korean Soups1 pts
“Busan Gukbap”
H1