An enormous indoor market located near the Jeju Airport. There are a lot of different products and food available inside. Also definitely recommend buying the Hotteok (Korean sweet pancake) there! It’s delicious because it’s filled with brown sugar syrup.

It is not possible to give a 5 star, though it may deserve it. It was close as the market is only open on the dates that ends with a 2 or 7, which derives its 5 day market. Example on the 2 of a month, the mkt is closed from 3-6 after which it opens again on 7 of the month. Next opening date is 12 - 17 - 22 - 27 of the month

Come visit this market to find everything traditional Jeju has to offer. From fermented greens to piping hotteok, every first timer to Jeju should definitely visit this place. Take note that this place only opens on dates that end with 2 or 7.

Opens on dates ending with 2 or 7. Fresh farmers' produce. Good selection of seasonal local fruits & vegetables.

Big market that sells local goods like tangerines, cabbage, fish, nuts,handmade cutlery etc. I bought grapes, strawberries, blueberries and local tangerines. All is fresh and sweet. There was plenty of korean street food as well that was cooked in front of me.

Not many street food options. Came here at 930am hoping to have breakfast but the stalls were mostly selling fried snacks, fried rice ball donut, and teokbokki. Found some restaurants and tried their food, I think it’s alright. We didn’t finish the noodles as the portions were huge. But it’s a good place to buy fruits that are in season. I think Dongmun market had a lot more food options.

Came on a day ending with 2, so I suppose it opens on days ending 2 and 7. Place feels much more local and authentic versus other markets in Jeju city such as Dongmun market. The latter feels much more touristy. However, for the same reason, there’s limited things for a tourist to do, as you’re unlikely to be buying a raw chicken or some vegetables. Just here on a quick visit for a bit of more local and traditional vibes, and one could also stop by for some spicy rice cakes or fish cakes for breakfast too. Could have been lucky, but the hallabong (Jeju tangerines) purchased here were sweeter and less sour than those found elsewhere like Dongmun market.

Can get socks, and the peanut pancake is so nice! They have some toys as well and eateries at the edges. It's easy to get a cab from here. There is a dedicated taxi stand. Metered taxis accept credit cards.

Lots of great foods and things to buy as souvenirs

Almost took a bus but end up walking from around With Hotel, doesn't feel far. The market is bustling with activity. Old grandmas selling their own grown produce. Garlic they are even peeling for the buyer. Young ginseng. Fresh coriander. Some aunts don't have a main stall but will sit at a corner laying a small piece of cloth with their harvest. Leeks, carrots, herbs.

Local market that has it all. Gets reasonably busy with reasonable prices. Not a-lot of English spoken amongst the vendors. Taxi rank located near entrance with plant/flower stalls

A must must go place if you are in Jeju. Amazing eclectic amount of products. Friendly market sales people. So much food, so many products. Lovely souvenirs. Lots of oranges.

Great place to see the fresh produce around jeju. You may also get local snacks like tteokbokki, sweet cinnamon pancakes, hot dogs, meat skewers, etc. Most of the stalls only take cash.

Lovely traditional Korean market. Huge, and great to take a stroll, snack here and there and to buy fruits, veggies, sweets and clothes.

Korean Street foods are everywhere, and vegetables are affordable. This is where I bought goldfish and plants for me home 😆

All sorts if things u think about could usually be found here

This is where one can find anything, even the kitchen sink. A place to shop till you drop, things to ware, shoes, tools, plants, veggies and fruits, snack food outlets and the traditional Korean food choices are endless and not only typically Juju Island styled.