Korean Job Discussion Forums

[SteveSteve]

I'm planning a day trip tomorrow to Busan, and I was wondering if people had any recommendations of things to do or see that are easily accessible for someone unfamiliar with the city's layout/subway system.

I've been reading about this restaurant called Eva's-does anyone know how to get there? The Facebook page says they're in the Kyunsungdae area, across from Family Mart and above Gogiya SamGyeopSal restaurant on the 3rd floor, but there is nothing about which subway stop it is near or how to get there. I'd really appreciate any pointers, as I'm dying for a proper American breakfast.

Thanks!

[asutrack]

Eva's has some good food at good prices. Also, across the street is HQ and Johnny and Tom (owners) also have some good food and specials. The subway stop you want is the Kyungsun stop on the green line. Not sure which exits to take but it is really easy to find. There are a ton of bars down there and plenty of expats. You can pull up a subway map by googling busan subway maps. Piece of cake. Enjoy.

[SteveSteve]

Fantastic, thanks so much!

[Daniel1981]

I'm gonna be landing in October and have a few weeks before I start work. How was your day in Busan?

[SteveSteve]

Busan is a really cool city, and I'm sad that I only had one day to be there. Hopefully in a couple of weeks, I can plan for a longer stay.

About Eva's restaurant: I found this restaurant really easily (Exit 3 at the Kyungsan University stop), but it was closed at 11:30 am on a Sunday. Really disappointed about the hours, but not as disappointed when I opened the door (it was unlocked) and found an employee masturbating to a porno. Not only that, I opened the door at the moment of the money shot. I don't think I can bring myself to eat there now.

[Louis VI]

[sheriffadam]

[SteveSteve]

Well, you got me there with the typo. But let me assure you that I was disappointed at the hours, but not as disappointed as seeing that guy doing his morning workout. Keep it at home away from my waffles!