Experience: Gwangjang Market
Hey Guys! Today is about Gwangjang Market! It’s
located in Jongno-gu district where there are not many tourist have gone here
but it’s a nice place to experience some foods there.
Brief history of Gwangjang Market
1. Established in 1905
2. While other market on that time are controlled by
Japan, this market stays controlled by Korean
What you can find here?
So there are a lot of things that you can find here.
First of all, you can find exclusive hanbok range in price that was made for
you. In means, you can actually buy the hanbok instead of renting them. There’s
also a wide variety of design in hanboks and you can actually ask them to
tailor your own design.
Next you can find many room interiors like bedding,
curtains, towels and more. I say it’s quite cheap there but try to negotiate on
price there.
If you want to experience the tasty foods, try exit 10
(Jongno 5-ga Station) for food section. It’s the nearest entrance that you can
get for the food section. The vendors there mostly are ajummas* but are
exceptionally very kind to us. My dad and me tried abalone porridge and when
our portion is almost finished she add little bit to us. Which made my belly
full! Here are some food pictures there.
How you make bindaetteok (refer to next pic) :D |
Try this bindaetteok (some kind of pancake) with makgeoli (Korean liquor) |
Makgeoli :D |
Food vendors like this are so many there |
Choose your own bibimbap |
All kinds of Kimchi |
Sikhye (Rice drink) |
Abalone Porridge (Nice!) |
*ajummas = aunts
Gwangjang Market (광장시장 Gwangjang sijang)
Hours of Operation
08.30 ~ 23.00
Transportation
Subway (Line 1) Jongno 5-ga Station, exit 7, 8, 9, 10, or 11
(Line 2, 5) Euljiro 4-ga Station, exit 4
*I suggest Jongno 5-ga Station
exit 11 / 10 if you don’t want to walk far.
BUS Green Bus: 2112, 7212
Blue
Bus: 100,101,103,104, 106, 140, 143, 149, 150, 160, 260, 262, 270, 271, 273, 370, 720, 721
Maeul Bus (District Bus): 08
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