I have never tried Gukbap before and I heard there are a few good ones in Busan so decided to try 1. The particular stretch in the small street has a few but I decided to pick this particular as it seems to have more better reviews online. There wasn't many people in the shop maybe because it was pretty late and I just decided to order the recommended one which was the dwaejigukbap. Looking at the menu, the set only costing 8000 won is really cheap, and I was waiting excitedly for the food to arrive. I didn't see other people really ordering and eating the same stuff I ordered, most of them were drinking and having BBQ. I was quite shocked when the meal arrived and it came in a big tray. There are so many items on the tray but the 1st thing which caught my attention was the smell of the soup. It smelled so good I just had to take the spoon quickly to get a quick sip. Oh my, it is so light but its so good! I could literally have this everyday. Just as I was thinking what could go well to the soup I saw a bowl of rice and some yellow noodles. One can actually pour the rice or noodles into the soup and mix and eat it. I tried a little of the rice first then some noodles. Both were equally good! Didn't try to take too much rice or noodles because it was already very late, but it was a really tasty and enjoyable meal. Not sure how traditional this dish is but it really warms the heart on a cold night. I guess this could be a dish passed down for generations since the sign of the shop mentioned something like 3 generations? Correct me if I am wrong. There are so many other items on the tray which can be thrown into the soup and mix, which I did for the sauce which turned the soup orange the last bit. But frankly speaking, I loved the original version the most. Highly recommended and it is definitely thumbs up! Thumbs up for the good food and the awesome price.