Half Moon Meat — Restaurant in Busan

Very delicious! Would recommend to everyone to come and try all their menus out.

We ordered Fried Chicken & Soy Chicken — both were super crunchy and savoury! It wasn’t oily and it was boneless which made it easier to eat.

We also ordered the Cheese Ball which was really stretchy and delicious.

Then we ordered Tteokbokki, wasn’t as spicy as we expected (we have a high spice tolerance) so I would recommend this to who likes light-mild spiciness level.

We ordered their Green Salad and it was the most surprising dish ever, in a good way. Visually, I thought it looked not so appetising to eat. But my goodness, it was the best one out of all I previously mentioned. The owner explained the dressing was made by herself, having this sweet and tangy citrus. It was like having a fruit salad since it was also topped with berries.

Of course, lastly, the owners were so friendly, welcoming and nice to us. They explained the dishes and gave recommendations, making our experience here reaally...

I found this food place after seeing it as Recommended in the Tourist Info Center's food guide and it was indeed a good recommendation. The couple running the place is very kind, helpful and friendly. They speak english and also can accomodate dishes to your spicyness tolerance. Even though it is located inside the market, there are actual tables in the room behind to eat there, with wc and hand soap. The fried chicken was excellent, you can pick 2 from 4 different marinade/sauces. It was tender inside and crispy outside. I was also able to try teokkboki with a less spicy sauce there (regular sauce also available of course). When I went back later that week and the owners remembered me immediately and chat with me and even helped me find my way through the market. It's heartwarming to be considered as a person, and not only a client until the moment you paid. So for all the above, the food, facilities, service and owners, i can only recommend...

Hidden in the bustling alley ways filled with vendors selling their wares and food alike. You will see the array of big woks with different chicken outside and a welcoming smile from the owners. There are places to sit inside, nice clean and very accommodating. The food was hot and delicious, I tried the fish cake soup, half and half chicken and the stir fried rice. The meal came with two types of radish and kimchi. The owners are a beautiful couple and a really welcoming. All muslim and non Muslim diners, please visit and eat here as you will not be disappointed. The chicken is not a plain flour crust but is a rice flour, potato flavour base and you can tell with the crunch and the lightness even though...