Broad Bunsik 브로드 분식

Best keto gimbap and mixed tempura with dumplings, squid, and veggies. We also ordered the thin noodle soup with delicious toppings, and it was the perfect combination. The owner was very friendly, and the food came out quickly. It’s not easy for a small Korean bunsik restaurant to survive in K-town, but this place is definitely a step above the rest. Highly recommended!

Honestly this is one of the best places to get Korean food. They offer a lot of variety, such a tteokbokki, katsu, kimbap, even udon. Went here a couple times and the katsu is crispy, fresh, and honestly this is one of my go-to places for tteokbokki. Made of rice flour and it’s the perfect amount of spice and they have a lot of inclusions and they don’t skimp out on the sauce, the sauce pairs really well with the katsu too. Love coming here and they have nice deals on delivery apps too I think.

Their kimchi is sleeper and really good. Cutlets are good. Tteokbokki rice cakes is the short ones, but the sauce is good. Prices are typical for restarting in this area, around 20$ per person; 30$ if ur really gluttonous.

I chose this place randomly when I was craving tteokbokki and it turned out to be a gem spot! It’s very delicious, the dumplings are especially very good. I think they make their own dumplings! It seems like a locally owned store and the indoor is very cozy. I’d come back again!

Wasn’t planning to write a review, but halfway through I had to pull out my phone — it was that good 😂 I got the pork katsu, udon and dumpling and all were amazing. Katsu was super crispy and tender, udon broth was clean and comforting, and the dumplings were an unexpected highlight — crispy, juicy, perfect. Food came out fast, staff was friendly, and honestly feels like a hidden gem. Taste alone makes it worth the visit. (Excuse the mid-meal photo — couldn’t stop eating 😆)