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Busan on Friday announced that it updated the annual food-themed guidebook "2024 Taste of Busan."
The food guide map, created by 10 food-related experts, including a city official in the hygiene department, a university professor, a columnist, a food influencer and more, recommends Busan's 144 must-visit restaurants.
"2024 Taste of Busan" not only offers the restaurant's location, menu and prices, but also presents some of their recipes and renowned Busan-based chefs' interviews.
Busan's food map was first released to promote the city's delicacies to both local and overseas holidaymakers who visited the city for the Busan Asian Games and Korea-Japan World Cup in 2002.
"2024 Taste of Busan" is available in Korean, Japanese, Chinese and English.
The guidebook will be displayed at Gimhae International Airport, Busan station, tourist information centers and hotels for travelers' convenience. It will be available on the Busan’s tourism agency's official website at www.visitbusan.net.
