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Busan pairings merge Michelin elegance with everyday classics

Inside the bustling port city famous for pork rice soup and fresh seafood, two distinct culinary worlds are joining forces for an ambitious monthlong dining event. The Busan Metropolitan Government and the Busan Tourism Organization said Monday that the 2026 Busan Gourmet Selection will run throughout October, bringing together 31 premier dining venues to reimagine local gastronomy through…

Busan pairings merge Michelin elegance with everyday classics

In the vibrant port city of Busan, known for its beloved pork rice soup and fresh seafood, two contrasting culinary realms are uniting for a grand dining extravaganza. The Busan Metropolitan Government and the Busan Tourism Organization announced on Monday that the 2026 Busan Gourmet Selection will span the entire month of October, bringing together 31 top-tier dining establishments to showcase local gastronomy through cross-brand collaborations.

This is the event's second year as a biannual affair, with participants reimagining traditional flavors through limited-run joint menus, signature twists, and exclusive tasting sets exclusively available from October 1-31.

This year's selection builds upon the spring edition, featuring 15 collaborative teams that span high-end Michelin-certified restaurants, historic local eateries, artisanal bakeries, and specialty coffee roasters. Six of the participating teams combine Michelin Guide-recognized chefs with neighborhood favorites, while nine teams consist solely of local partnerships.

Notable among the pairings is a union between 1953 Hyeongje Dwaeji Gukbap, a legendary venue renowned for its unique pork trotter soup, and an equally esteemed local establishment.

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