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Enjoy Solbat Art Village and come to this restaurant. The menu of Japanese cuisine provides flavorsome meals at Mori. It's a Michelin one-star restaurant, the award is usually given for providing great dishes.

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A MICHELIN star: cuisine of great finesse. Worth the step!

Co-owned by a Korean chef trained in Japan and his Japanese wife, Mori offers nicely presented authentic Japanese kaiseki dining that will delight both your eyes and palate. Chef Kim Wan-gyu crafts delicate dishes using the fresh seafood and seasonal produce of Busan... More info

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South Korea counties to surprise with its quality restaurants. And this Japanese Issue Mori is no exception. Really good sushi. I could be in Japan! And it serves ice cold Kirin daft beer. Bonus! I will post a photo of a nearly demolished serving of sushi. So good! Food: 5 Service: 5 Atmosphere: 5
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An extraordinary experience for any serious food lover. It was a pleasure to witness preparation and presentation of every and each interesting dish one after another and enjoy the amazing symphony of different flavors and textures and beautiful variety of everything that was served that evening. I would absolutely recommend this experience. Meal type: Dinner Price per person: ₩100,000+ Food: 5 Service: 5 Atmosphere: 5
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I went to Mori in Busan for omakase - the kind of menu where you trust the chef and do not fully know what the evening will bring. As I understood, the chef is Korean but trained in Japan, where he also met his wife, and later named the restaurant after her, which made the whole place feel even more personal. What stayed with me most was not only the food, but the atmosphere and the care behind the experience. There is just one dinner service a day, with around eight guests seated at the counter facing the kitchen, so the whole evening feels intimate and focused without being formal. The service was especially thoughtful. I mentioned that I would not be drinking alcohol and asked about bottled water; at first they said no, but a little later they somehow found one for me anyway. Later, the chef’s wife started showing me printed images of the ingredients so I could better understand the dishes - unexpected, slightly funny, and genuinely kind. The meal moved through seafood, sushi, sashimi, grilled fish, shabu-shabu, a snow crab rice course, and ended with Korean mugwort ice cream. My highlights were the tuna sushi, the sashimi with especially tender fish and shrimp, the char-grilled cutlass fish with wild onion, and the rice dish with delicious crab roe. What I liked most was how considered everything felt. At the end, they packed the remaining rice for each guest in a small cardboard gift box, and when I paid, the chef’s wife brought the bill with a handwritten note in English. Not every single dish was was fully up to my humble taste, but as an overall experience - warm, thoughtful, and very personal - it was excellent. For me, easily more than 10/10! Price per person: ₩100,000+ Food: 5 Service: 5 Atmosphere: 5
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$$$$ Price range per person KRW 100,000
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311호, 상가 3층, 21 Gunam-ro
Busan, South Korea
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Haeundae
311호, 상가 3층, 21 Gunam-ro, Busan, South Korea
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SundaySun 5PM-10PM
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TuesdayTue 7PM-10PM
WednesdayWed 7PM-10PM
ThursdayThu 7PM-10PM
FridayFri 7PM-10PM
SaturdaySat 5PM-10PM
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