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MICHELIN[3] Guide Korea text says the restaurant moved to Haeundae in 2021; a Naver[5] blog dated 2021-04-03 reports the move to Jung-dong in April 2021 and a Sept 2021 operator notice says "in business since last March". The earlier Buda Milmyeon in Banyeo-dong is a different location. Date is the end of March 2021 (estimated).
Google Maps rating 4.2 from 419 ratings, read 2026-10-18; the only diner figure available (no sub-scores).
MICHELIN[1] Guide entry: Bib Gourmand (2026 edition).
Independent write-up cited as a review on the dining rubric.[1]
Source of coordinates, phone, opening hours, menu items with prices and operator photographs (read 2026-10-17).[1]
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Pyongyang naengmyeon made with 100% buckwheat noodles, plus boiled Korean beef, oxtail soup and yukgaejang, at the entrance of Haeundae market.[1]
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Buda Myeonok (부다면옥)
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