CLOSED: Vegetarian Buffet of Mija Kim

Good food with adequate amount of food options to choose from. Nothing out of the world. Wouldn't make a special trip out of it. The restaurant itself is clean, spacious and well lit.

Feels more like a canteen for me with an open kitchen beside the buffet. There are no waiters so everything is self service, including bringing the used utensils back to the open kitchen.

Costs ₩13,000 that's around US$12
You pay for what you get. Cheap and cheerful food.

Easy to find (the Korean name is 김미자 채식 뷔페). Don't be deterred by the junk in the stairway, left by the other building tenants; the restaurant itself is large, clean and airy.

The buffet had a good range of Korean dishes, all vegan. Lots of choice and tasty too.

Price per person was ₩13,000 for adults and ₩8,000 for children.

All the staples of Korean veg buffet, plus some new things I've never seen! Really wonderful place. Clean, spacious, cool, and quiet. It's just a relief and joy to find places like this.

Out of the two buffets we visited on our trip to Busan, this was my husband's favorite.

They had a decent sized buffet with plenty of salads, rice, soups, and sides.

Our favorite were the Korean veggie pancakes and the "chicken tenders/strips."

Honestly, I think we were just happy to have some westernized ANYTHING that day...

The also have "vegan sushi" rolls that were really refreshing and yummy.

The food is constantly being brought out and their fruit bar was fresh.

~Make sure you take your dirty plates up yourself; no waiters~

My favorite place to taste Korean vegetarian food. Yummy and tasty. They also sell vegan instant noodles and other vegan stuffs.

Around the corner from Starbucks and down the street to number 28 up on the fourth floor is a great little vegetarian buffet. They put on lunch and dinner for around 13 dollars. It's all you can eat.

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I had lunch here on a Sunday around 1 p.m. The atmosphere is nice and bright, with a good mix of older people and students of the neighbouring universities.
The range of food offered is pretty impressive, although there could be more (Western-style) dessert options. Their outstanding dish is the mock Tonkatsu/Schnitzel, one of the best I ever had. Very nice selection of salad leaves (for Korean-style wrapping) and vegetables. Also very good noodle dishes (wheat noodles with brown sauce, buckwheat noodles with broth).
Price is 12000 KRW. I would prefer this place to the Buffet in Seomyeong, if I had only time to got to one of the two.

The restaurant is on the main road, opposite the school entrance. Think it's the fourth floor. Pretty sure they're open until later than 7 pm.

The food is good, but there are better buffets in town. The location is great though, so if in the area, give it a go!