Traditional pork soup and suyuk spread in ceramic bowls at Yangsanjip

Yangsanjip

Three generations of clean, non-gaminess pork broth and table-warmed boiled pork in Bupyeong Kkangtong Market since 1954.

Established 1954 (70+ Years)
Location Bupyeong Market
Craft Focus Clear Broth & Suyuk
Recognition Century-Long Business
Provenance & Heritage

Seven Decades in Bupyeong Kkangtong Market

Operated by 3rd-generation owner Noh Chi-kwon, Yangsanjip preserves the exact broth balance and honest table care handed down from his grandmother and mother.

Growing up playing in these market alleys, third-generation owner Noh Chi-kwon inherited the kitchen in his early twenties with a single guiding conviction: honest, carefully prepared food speaks for itself. Every morning begins at dawn, simmering rich pork broth to achieve deep flavor without oiliness or heavy gaminess.

To create a clean and welcoming atmosphere inside the bustling market, Yangsanjip replaced standard melamine with custom matte white ceramic stoneware. Every detail—from thoughtfully provided hair ties and clean aprons to multilingual English and Japanese menus—is designed to let guests enjoy an unhurried, comfortable meal.

Century-Long Business (Baeknyeon Gage)

Officially designated by the Ministry of SMEs and Startups for enduring culinary heritage and consistent quality across three generations.

  • Ceramic Tableware
  • Takeout Available
  • Multilingual Menus
  • Wireless Internet
Queue of local and traveling diners outside Yangsanjip in Bupyeong Kkangtong Market
Signature Table Warmth

Simmered at Table: The Suyuk Baekban

Boiled pork is not merely a side dish here—it is a warm, unhurried meal kept gently steaming over tabletop solid fuel.

Core Technique
Solid-Fuel Table Warmer

Tender Slices Kept in Shallow Broth

Unlike typical boiled pork platters that cool and turn dry, Yangsanjip serves its Suyuk Baekban over a live tabletop burner bathed in shallow broth. The pork fat melts tenderly, keeping each slice juicy and fragrant from the first bite to the last.

Broth Style
Clear, Mild & Non-Gaminess
Key Accompaniment
Handmade Salted Shrimp Sauce
Pork Cuts
Pork Belly, Head Meat & Tongue
Serving Vessel
Heavy Ceramic Stone Bowl
Queue for Suyuk Baekban
Suyuk Baekban set meal with sliced pork, clear broth, rice and side dishes
Culinary Craft

Sensory glimpses of fresh ingredients, delicate boiling broth, and genuine market hospitality.

Visitor Evidence

Tested by Local & Traveling Diners

Verifiable feedback from diners visiting Bupyeong Kkangtong Market in Jung-gu, Busan.

"The broth and meat have zero gaminess or pork smell. The soup is light and clear yet deeply savory. Having suyuk gukbap while exploring Bupyeong Market is a top recommendation for anyone visiting Busan."

Guest review Verified Diner

"Ordered the Modum Suyuk Baekban and Modum Gukbap. The solid-fuel burner keeping the boiled meat warm in shallow broth is the defining touch. The pork fat melts tenderly and the chive kimchi completes every bite."

Guest review Verified Diner

"Our very first stop in Busan. Staff saw my pregnancy badge and immediately replaced my chair with a softer one and brought an apron. Outstanding food coupled with genuinely attentive hospitality."

Guest review Verified Diner
Visit Planning

Location & Operating Hours

Situated inside Bupyeong Kkangtong Market, accessible within a short walk from Jagalchi Station Exit 3.

Address

30 Junggu-ro 47beon-gil, Jung-gu, Busan

Inside Bupyeong Kkangtong Market (2nd alley south of World Berry at Bosu-dong Book Street)

Operating Hours
Monday 10:00 – 20:00
Tuesday Closed
Wednesday 10:00 – 20:00
Thursday 10:00 – 20:00
Friday 10:00 – 20:00
Saturday 09:00 – 20:00
Sunday 09:00 – 20:00
Transit Directions

Subway: Jagalchi Station (Line 1), Exit 3 — 9-minute walk (575m).

Bus Stops: Bosu-dong Book Street, Gukje Market, Bupyeong Market (2-min walk).