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As hundreds of thousands of BTS fans from all corners of the globe descend on the southern port city of Busan for their highly anticipated concert this weekend, the streets are alive with an undeniable buzz. While the main mission of most visitors is to see BTS on stage, any trip to the city wouldn't be complete without exploring the flavors of Jimin and Jungkook's hometown. Forget generic online reviews and sponsored blog posts — those who want the real, unfiltered flavors can put their trust in the ultimate insiders: Busan’s taxi drivers. The "Taxchelin Guide" (a portmanteau of "taxi" and "Michelin"), a bulletproof culinary map curated by the city's most seasoned drivers, who know the city’s hidden culinary gems better than anyone. Launched in 2016 as a collaborative effort between Busan's municipal tourism bodies and local taxi associations, this annual guide has evolved over the years from a word-of-mouth insider secret into an official, highly respected restaurant guide. 'Camellia flower' marks the spot Based on three strict criteria — consistent taste, reasonable pricing and
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