A Bowl of Pujuk Seolleongtang Starting at 6 AM at 110 Cheongsuro

A soup house at 110 Cheongsu-ro, featuring broth simmered for 14 hours

Pujuk is a seolleongtang and doganitang specialty restaurant located at 110 Cheongsu-ro, Dusan-dong 14, Suseong-gu, Daegu Metropolitan City. On Daegu City’s food information service, it is introduced as a place whose defining feature is broth simmered for more than 14 hours, along with the phrase, “Food and medicine share the same root.”

Daegu City lists this place as a business on the first floor of the building and presents seolleongtang and doganitang as its representative menu items. If you are looking for a meal option centered on clear, rich beef-bone broth rather than Daegu’s spicy soups or separately served rice soup, the choice is straightforward.

06:00~21:40, with holiday closure as the visiting guideline

According to the official Daegu Food listing, business hours are daily from 06:00 to 21:40, and the day off is on holidays. It is possible to have breakfast early in the morning, but it is safer to call 053-761-6804 to confirm the actual holiday closure dates and whether orders are accepted right before closing.

A separate independent website is listed as “none” in the Daegu Food business information. Therefore, before visiting, the most reliable method is to recheck whether it is open and what the menu is on the day, using the phone number 053-761-6804 and the Daegu Food listing page as references.

• Address: 110 Cheongsu-ro, Suseong-gu, Daegu Metropolitan City
• Phone: 053-761-6804
• Hours: 06:00~21:40
• Closed: Holidays

Choices ranging from seolleongtang at 13,000 won to oxtail soup at 25,000 won

The basic seolleongtang is listed at 13,000 won, the special seolleongtang at 16,000 won, and doganitang at 22,000 won. If it is your first visit, starting with seolleongtang, which serves as the benchmark for price and portions, is simple; choose doganitang when you want the elastic texture unique to beef knee cartilage.

Yanggomtang is 18,000 won and oxtail soup is 25,000 won. If you are with several people, assorted boiled meat and boiled beef knee cartilage are listed in the 50,000 to 60,000 won range, and boiled oxtail is listed in the 50,000 to 70,000 won range, making it possible to share side dishes with soup. Menu items and prices may change, so be sure to check the on-site menu before paying.

A dining flow shaped by 100 seats and about 20 dedicated parking spaces

The Daegu Food information lists 100 seats and about 20 parking spaces. This is a scale intended not just for a small solo meal, but also for family dining or meals with a group. If arriving by car, it is better to plan your visit just before or after peak meal times, considering the possibility that the dedicated parking lot may be full.

It is also registered as allowing parking for large buses, takeout, group gatherings, and alcohol sales. On the other hand, infant facilities are marked as unavailable, so if you absolutely need a baby chair or other child-friendly facilities, you should call ahead before leaving.

500m from Exit 1 of Children’s Hall Station and Bamseong Academy Bus Stop

If using the subway, it is about 500m from Exit 1 of Children’s Hall Station on Daegu Metro Line 3. Depending on your walking speed, allow about 7 to 10 minutes, and on rainy days or when carrying luggage, it is a good idea to check the crosswalk locations on a map app before leaving.

For buses, Daegu Food says the nearest stop is Bamseong Academy Bus Stop. However, since routes may be reorganized, it is more accurate to check the day’s Daegu City bus information or a map app for routes arriving at Bamseong Academy Bus Stop rather than assuming a specific bus number.

• Subway: About 500m from Exit 1 of Children’s Hall Station on Line 3
• Bus: Near Bamseong Academy Bus Stop
• Car: About 20 dedicated parking spaces available

A half-day linking a meal in Dusan-dong with the National Daegu Museum

Daegu Food classifies Pujuk as a restaurant near the National Daegu Museum. It is a good choice for combining into a Suseong-gu itinerary, whether you have breakfast from 06:00 before visiting the museum or have a late lunch after your tour.

This is not a restaurant inside a tourist attraction, but an independent restaurant along Cheongsu-ro, so the exact travel time to the museum depends on your starting point and mode of transportation. If your museum schedule is fixed, it is realistic to allow 40 to 60 minutes for the meal and leave extra time to account for parking and waiting conditions.

Preparation when choosing takeout and broth-based menu items

Daegu Food lists it as a place that offers takeout, and a visit review posted in April 2025 also mentioned that all menu items are available for takeout and that there is a dedicated parking lot. However, the reception time for takeout orders, whether boiled meat dishes require advance ordering, and container fees are not official fixed information, so it is better to ask 053-761-6804 in advance.

Reviews and the Daegu Food introduction confirm orders such as seolleongtang, special seolleongtang, and oxtail soup. Since the menu focuses on broth-based dishes, it may not suit people looking for spicy food or a light vegetarian meal; if you have allergies or dietary restrictions, be sure to confirm the broth and side-dish ingredients with staff before ordering.