Busan / Cold wheat noodles
해운대 가야밀면
Get to know Busan through its signature cold wheat noodles. The icy broth, chewy noodles and bright garnishes make a refreshing change from the grill.
Korea on a Plate · Monthly 30 · October 2026
On a food route: Busan in 2 days
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Milmyeon · chilled wheat noodles
Order the mulmilmyeon, the chewy sweet-potato-and-wheat noodles in an icy, slightly sweet beef-and-herb broth that Busan invented as its own answer to naengmyeon. Add a plate of the steamed mandu to share, and stir in the mustard and vinegar on the table a little at a time until the broth tastes bright rather than sharp.
What a visitor needs to know before going. Google Maps listing checked 2026-10-04; prices and stations from our own records.
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For allergies or dietary restrictions, ask the restaurant about ingredients and preparation before ordering.
FROM OTHER DINERS
Cold noodle isn't my stuff But Broth was fine, it's sweet, not that spicy, doesnt have strong taste or smth Fortunately there was hot beef broth near door. Self service, you can pay with credit card here
You got to taste Busan milmyeon (cold wheat noodle) before you leave. The noodles were very chewy and the broth was good too. I ordered the noodles without the spicy sauce and added them myself. You need that spicy sauce to increase the favor. Very good meals. 👍 😋 Self-ord
Super yummy and refreshing noodles~ All the noodles had chewy texture, so good! ✔️ Milmyeon - Light refreshing broth to go with the chewy noodles. Once you mix the seasoning in, you get really tasty broth. Super good! ✔️ Bibim milmyeon - Dry version of the milmyeon. The seasonin
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NEAR YOU
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Order the mulmilmyeon, the chewy sweet-potato-and-wheat noodles in an icy, slightly sweet beef-and-herb broth that Busan invented as its own answer to naengmyeon. Add a plate of the steamed mandu to share, and stir in the mustard and vinegar on the table a little at a time until the broth tastes bright rather than sharp.
Expect about ₩10,000 per person. Milmyeon ₩10,000; bibim milmyeon ₩11,000; mandu ₩6,000.
09:00–20:40. Open daily.
Haeundae Gaya Milmyeon is at 27 Jwadongsunhwan-ro, Haeundae-gu, Busan in Busan. In Korean the address is 부산광역시 해운대구 좌동순환로 27. The nearest station is Jung-dong Station (Busan Metro Line 2), Exit 10 - about a 4-minute walk.
Haeundae Gaya Milmyeon suits Solo dining, Early breakfast, Near the sights, Not spicy.
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₩12,000 per person
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₩25,000 per person
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