Busan offers foreign tourists up to $23 off Korean beef meals
Foreign tourists in Busan can get up to 30,000 won ($23) off a meal of "hanwoo," Korea’s native beef, at four local restaurants through a pilot program that runs through Nov. 6, the city government said Friday. The Hanwoo Gourmet Tour, which began Friday, is jointly run by the Busan Metropolitan Government and the Hanwoo Board, a body that promotes consumption of the domestic beef breed. It is…
Busan is offering foreign tourists up to 30,000 won ($23) off when dining on Korean beef meals at four local restaurants, as part of a pilot program running until November 6. The Hanwoo Gourmet Tour, a collaboration between Busan Metropolitan Government and the Hanwoo Board, aims to promote domestic beef consumption among foreign visitors.
The participating eateries, selected for Busan's Taste of Busan 2026 guide, include Yukhwamok, Sogonggan, Gwangalli Eonyang Bulgogi Busanjip, and Gombo Sikdang. These restaurants serve diverse hanwoo dishes such as charcoal-grilled rib eye, premium steak, and bulgogi. To participate, tourists must take a photo of their meal at one of the participating restaurants, post it on their Instagram account, and register their visit with the program organizers.
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