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  1. Chaoran

    Cantonese

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    A Cantonese restaurant on the fifth floor of Signiel Busan, with floor-to-ceiling views over Haeundae and a room done up to evoke old Hong Kong, which is a lot to promise and a specific aesthetic to pull off. The dim sum leans seafood and mushroom, assembled with the kind of care that makes you slow down, and the barbecue pork with honey glaze has the lacquered sheen you'd cross a city for.

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    • Pork barbecue with honey sauce

      “The signature dishes, pork barbecue with honey sauce and crispy pork belly, feature juicy, well-seasoned meat and crisp skin.”

      Michelin Guide
    • Crispy pork belly

      “The signature dishes, pork barbecue with honey sauce and crispy pork belly, feature juicy, well-seasoned meat and crisp skin.”

      Michelin Guide

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