Many Korean restaurants take reservations through Korean apps or Korean phone numbers, which can be hard for visitors. Here's how to book a restaurant in Busan as a foreigner.
1. Use CatchTable
CatchTable is a restaurant reservation app widely used in Korea. HANWOO GOJIP accepts bookings through CatchTable.
Book HANWOO GOJIP on CatchTable →
2. Call in English
Many restaurants can't take calls in English, but some can. At HANWOO GOJIP, English is fine on the phone: +82 51-891-9777.
3. Send a message
Naver TalkTalk is Naver's messaging service for businesses. You can message HANWOO GOJIP on Naver TalkTalk, even outside opening hours, to ask about seats or the menu.
4. Ask your hotel
If a restaurant only takes Korean calls, your hotel front desk can often call for you.
5. Or just walk in
Not every restaurant needs a booking. At HANWOO GOJIP, walk-ins are welcome. Weekend evenings and large groups fill up early, so book ahead for those.
Good to know at HANWOO GOJIP
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Grade 1++ Hanwoo only, priced per 100g (from ₩18,000)
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Foreign credit cards accepted
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Menus in English, Chinese and Japanese
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Private rooms on the 2nd floor for 8–18 guests; groups up to 50
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No table-setting charge, no corkage fee
📍 HANWOO GOJIP Busan Gaya
- 134 Eomgwang-ro, Busanjin-gu, Busan (Gaya-dong 490), 1F & 2F
- +82 51-891-9777
- Mon–Fri 15:00–22:00 / Sat–Sun 11:00–22:00 (L.O. 21:30), open year-round
- One minute from the Gaya Park Entrance bus stop (bus 110-1) · private parking