10 must-try foods at Gwangjang Market,
한국의 광장 시장 (광장시장, Gwangjang Market)은 서울의 대표적인 전통 시장 중 하나로, 1905년에 개장하여 100년이 넘는 역사를 자랑합니다. 특히 남대문시장, 동대문시장과 함께 서울 3대 시장으로 꼽히며, 한국의 전통 음식과 문화를 체험할 수 있는 명소입니다.
1. Bindaetteok (빈대떡) – Mung Bean Pancake
Description: Crispy Korean pancake made from ground mung beans, pork, kimchi, and vegetables. Served with soy-vinegar dipping sauce.
Best Spot: Gohyang Kalguksu (Netflix-featured)
Hashtags: #Bindaetteok #KoreanPancake #StreetFood
2. Yukhoe (육회) – Korean Beef Tartare
Description: Fresh raw beef seasoned with soy sauce, sesame oil, and pear, topped with egg yolk. Tender and slightly sweet.
Best Spot: Yoon Sookja’s Yukhoe
Hashtags: #Yukhoe #BeefTartare #KoreanDelicacy
3. Ssiat Hotteok (씨앗 호떡) – Seed-Stuffed Korean Pancake
Description: Sweet, chewy pancake filled with brown sugar, nuts, and sunflower seeds. A winter favorite!
Best Spot: Street vendors near the market entrance.
Hashtags: #Hotteok #KoreanDessert #StreetSnack
4. Tteokbokki (떡볶이) – Spicy Rice Cakes
Description: Soft rice cakes cooked in sweet & spicy gochujang sauce, often with fish cakes and boiled eggs.
Best Spot: Gwangjang Tteokbokki stalls
Hashtags: #Tteokbokki #SpicyRiceCakes #KoreaStreetFood
5. Mayak Gimbap (마약 김밥) – “Drug” Kimbap
Description: Addictively tasty mini seaweed rice rolls with carrots, spinach, and pickled radish, dipped in mustard sauce.
Best Spot: Gwangjang Mayak Gimbap
Hashtags: #MayakGimbap #KoreanSushi #AddictiveFood
6. Sundae (순대) – Korean Blood Sausage
Description: Steamed sausage made with pig’s blood, glass noodles, and barley, served with salt or spicy sauce.
Best Spot: Sundae Town stalls
Hashtags: #Sundae #KoreanSausage #UniqueEats
7. Jokbal (족발) – Braised Pig’s Feet
Description: Tender, gelatinous pork trotters boiled in soy sauce and spices, served with salted shrimp sauce.
Best Spot: Jokbal Alley in the market
Hashtags: #Jokbal #PigsFeet #KoreanComfortFood
8. Makgeolli (막걸리) – Korean Rice Wine
Description: Milky, slightly fizzy traditional alcohol (6–8% ABV), best paired with bindaetteok or pajeon.
Best Spot: Makgeolli Alley
Hashtags: #Makgeolli #KoreanAlcohol #DrinkLikeALocal
9. Jjolmyeon (쫄면) – Chewy Spicy Noodles
Description: Cold, chewy wheat noodles mixed with gochujang sauce, veggies, and hard-boiled egg.
Best Spot: Noodle stalls near the center
Hashtags: #Jjolmyeon #SpicyNoodles #KoreanFood
10. Gyeranppang (계란빵) – Egg Bread
Description: Sweet, fluffy bread with a whole egg baked inside—simple but iconic Korean street food.
Best Spot: Vendors near the exits
Hashtags: #Gyeranppang #EggBread #KoreanStreetFood
📌 Pro Tips:
Go early (before 3 PM) to avoid crowds.
Bring cash—some stalls don’t accept cards.
Tag your posts with #GwangjangMarket #SeoulEats #KoreanStreetFood for more reach!
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