Fortunately, David English House is close to Namsan-dong subway station and is ideally situated in the heart of northern Pusan. It's nestled between the lively university district, Pusandaehagop, which is just a short eight-minute subway ride to the south and the picturesque beauty of Pomo Temple to the north. Included with this package are materials describing the various sights and tourist spots around Pusan. There is also a large bookstore in Somyon which has a respectably large Endglish-language section. So, be sure to bring any CDS that you can't live without.
Food is another important factor of life, and Korean cuisine has a lot to offer.
However, vegetarians should beware. Just as the standard of living for most Koreans has increased over the past ten years, so has the Korean appetite for meat and fish. If you find yourself desperate for something besides Korean food, there are a growing number of restaurants that cater to foreign palettes. There are a dozen McDonald's and Kentucky Fried Chicken restaurants scattered throughout the city. However, any of these restaurants will be far more expensive tnan sticking with the local cuisine.