Good food and fast service. The place is mainly self service (order on screen, grab food when number is called) but the food comes out quite quick. Great for a meal by yourself or to grab with a friend or two.

This tiny spot, tucked next to EM Bop, used to be called Samurai Ramen. (RIP) These days, it's all about hearty Korean soups, and the setup is as no-frills as it gets. You walk in, order at the counter, and find a seat, if you're lucky. There's also an electronic kiosk if you prefer awkwardly avoiding eye contact with the cashier while fumbling through a touchscreen. Personally, I think it's harder to pretend the machine isn't judging you, but you do you. Seating is limited, so don't roll in expecting to host your next dinner party. Once you've ordered, you wait for your number to be called, pick up your food, and grab your utensils. Water is self-serve from a fountain at the front, or you can splurge on a soda or bottled water like a sucker. After eating, you bus your own tray. The menu is minimalist, which I respect. They focus on what they do best: pork-stuff and pork-based soups. Sure, they also offer naengmyeon and galbi, and while I haven't tried those yet, I'm betting they're just as solid. The gukbap itself is everything you want in a comfort food. Originating from Busan, this dish is a Korean classic: rich broth, tender pork, and rice all in one glorious bowl. The broth here tastes like it's been simmering for hours, which, let's be honest, it probably has. If they used a packet, well it must be the best soup packet ever. The broth is clean, savory, and served bubbling hot, with enough porky goodness to make even the coldest day feel bearable. Customization is key: add scallions, fermented shrimp paste, or red pepper flakes to make it your own. The rice, either served on the side or already mixed in, soaks up the broth beautifully. Now, let's talk about their sundae (blood sausage). It's exceptional, probably the best in Duluth in my opinion. For context, Mega Mart's version used to hold that title for me, but after eating here, it's been demoted to second place. The sundae at Busan DaeJee Gukbap tastes handmade, with layers of flavor that make it a must-order. The prices are reasonable, and the staff is incredibly friendly, considering how busy they are. Despite the utilitarian vibe, the place feels welcoming. It's the kind of spot you walk out of feeling full and quietly smug about finding such a hidden gem. So, if you're in Duluth and craving something authentic, comforting, delicious, and Korean, give Busan DaeJee Gukbap a shot. Just don't expect it to accommodate your 15-person meetup group.

Authentic experience getting Dwaeji Gukbap. It felt like we were back in Korea! Things you should know: I. PARKING Busan DaeJee Gukbap is within a plaza and shares the free, public parking lot with the adjacent businesses. II. SERVICE You order at a kiosk and they call your order number then it's ready. There is a help-yourself water station, area to grab utensils, plates and napkins. Toppings (like salt) are on the table. We used a lot of that .! III. QUALITY Delicious..! For my friends who have never had Gukbap before ~ you throw the rice into the stew.. kind of like congee. It'll get soggy but that's fine. Don't be afraid to add salt either! The LA Galbi is full of flavor ~ highly recommend! IV. CAPACITY Quite busy on a weekend at lunch hours.

This is one of my favorite restaurants. The bone broth is excellent, I like to add lots of shrimp paste and spicy paste to mine. The kimchi here is also really good and the 깍두기 is my favorite. The MANDU is AMAZING!!! The service is good and kind.

Easy 5. The portion was so good and only for $15. Amazing quality pork and the soup was delicious. It was so hearty and filled my craving. They have a self service kiosk so that was very easy and a decently spacious interior. If I ever want Daejee Gukbap, this will definitely be the place.

Ask any Korean what their soul food is and I think at least half will say Gukbap. Gukbap is traditional pork broth based soup and I was excited to find a Gukbap place in Atlanta, GA. Here, the order is through Kiosk machine and then food comes out at the counter for you to pick up. There is no server and the price is very affordable for that reason. I got mixed Gukbap and it was very rich in broth tasted authentic. Loved the kimchi and radish kimchi as well. Definitely consider checking this place out when you crave authentic Gukbap.

We found our new go to breakfast spot in Duluth Ga we live in Columbia Sc and go to GA pretty often anywhere from 4 to 6 times a year. It is a very clean and cute restaurant where you can also self order or order at the front cashier. They have so many great food options. So we ordered the soondae and pork gukbap We loved the soup, the broth was very clean and delicious. Their radish kimchi was also very tasty. Next next time we go, we will definitely order, possibly the Ramen and order dumplings! Can't wait to go back and try it again.

Stumbled upon this restaurant as I was driving by and decided to try Gukbap since it recently opened. All orders are placed through a kiosk in the front and they call out your number as your food comes out. Not really your traditional sit down restaurant. Food comes out quickly The restaurant has ample seating for small or large groups. During lunch rush hour, it tends to get busy. Went right before noon and only a few parties were there. No need for reservations or anything. They offer various soups as well besides Daejee Gukbaps. Excited to try them during my next outing! Service was really nice and the restaurant is very well maintained as well! Place is a very cozy spot to come with your friends/family. Recommendations: Daejee Gukbap 9/10 - Smooth taste and comes with a bowl of rice / sides. Make sure to ask to get the side of shrimp paste to put in your soup. Big open parking lot and they do to-go orders as well.

My partner and I were searching for a new Korean restaurant to dine in, and he came across Busan DaeJee Gukbap. I love soups, so I was really excited about trying the restaurant. We walked in for lunch on Sunday and were the only guests there. The restaurant was squeaky clean and the walls were decked out with photos of the entrees that are served there. I ordered Spicy Pork and Rice Soup, while my partner got the Pollack Ox Bone Soup and Spicy Blood Sausage Soup. My soup had a strong pork flavor, and so I swapped my meal with my partner's Pollack Ox Bone Soup. This was completely opposite; it was very bland. I don't think my partner and I were the ideal customers for these types of soups. I personally prefer hearty soups with a lot of flavor, as long as it doesn't taste too porky.