A lot of food here. A must visit if you like food. I went twice and couldn’t cover all foods everyone got to offer. We regretted for not going there earlier during our trip. Gwangjang market itself is very big and they have two sides, food and non food sides. The food are usually grouped together so you will see a bunch of shops selling one kind of dish and another bunch of shops sell another kind of food together. It makes navigating and looking for what you want easy. Everything is great to eat with makgeolli.

You shouldn’t miss Gwangjang Market especially if you’re into authentic Korean street food. We went here twice, morning and evening, and we had pleasure in both visits. Choosing what to eat was challenging since there are hundreds of options. Aside from food stalls, there are also those that sell souvenirs, cloth, garments, and more. We still lined up in stalls with long queues. We didn’t have to wait long since the line moves quickly. I noticed, though, that many of the treats are fried, but of course there are also food items that are healthier to eat in a generic sense.

Very touristic and relatively clean. If you are into learning local cultures through wondering local markets, this is the one for Korean in Seoul. It contains food, cloth and many different daily required things. In terms of food, the choices are virtually over a hundred so it is easy to get lost along the way trying to find a suitable one. However, do your research before arriving and decide your must have. The highlight for me was to have the noodle stand that was featured on Netflix show - Street Food. The noodle soup was very nice and noodle done just right. The lady chef/ owner was also very nice and kind to customers. I would say it’s worth of just coming to have a bowl of noodle here the the rest could just be random choices. If you enjoy taking street photography, here is the place to be too.

Wonderful experience. Worth the trip. Grab yourself some raw beef or jeon and have yourself a day! Great energy in the market, lots of spices and fermented foods for purchase.

Canadian traveller here. This was a budget friendly place to eat. They have multiple stalls that basically sell similar items. You’ll find that walking around as your browsing the market. Their veggies are fresh and their hand made noodles as well. I recommend eating any one of the soups, particularly the noodle with wonton. It tastes delicious during the morning. They also offer free water which sits on the table so help yourself. This is very accessible, the train station is just at the corner and buses and taxis come through this area as well. Not only is there food available but a selection of merchandise to bring back home. Bring cash and prepare to eat your heart away!

After reading many of the reviews we had very high expectations but we were so disappointed. We visited the market in the evening, most of the food stalls were selling the exact same food. We tried a few dishes, they all tasted very bad not to mention the food was way overpriced. The place was quite small too. We walked around the whole place but didn't really see anything interesting. To make our experience worse, the stall owner tried to rip us off. She pretended to misunderstand us and gave us food that we didn't order. We ordered non-spicy dumplings because we had children but she gave us the spicy ones. When we told her that we wanted the non-spicy ones she told us that the dumplings are not spicy but it turned out to be spicy. She then took it back and gave us the non-spicy ones but gave us a few less dumplings. At the end, when I asked her how much to pay, she charged me 10,000 won more. What a disgrace. So far, this has been our worst experience in Seoul.

Such a great place to try all kind of Korean street food. Tasty and fresh and you can see locals are still coming here to eat and have their soju. It can get really crowded, worth to come early evening.

This place is way too crowded. But there was a lot of food choices available, and all the stalls that sell the same things clustered in the same location, so it’s not too difficult to find a seat. The food are all pretty good. Especially loved the hotteok we got for dessert

Gwanjang market was in my bucket list for quite a while and finally i went there a few days ago. It’s a place for street food lovers and for those who cares about the taste and prices of the food rather than fancy ambiance of the expensive restaurants. It’s a well crowded space and full of aroma of foods. It’s also a shopping place for groceries. So I will recommend every south korea traveler to visit this place 😊

Amazing experience. Got there around eleven o'clock in the morning and it was a good time a the crowds had not built up yet. Stalls were all open and the options and good was delicious. The mung bean pancakes were a particular favorite of mine, as was the rice cakes and the spicy dumplings. Menus had english but really it was point at something you wanted and sit down at the counter stalls. Worth a visit to tantalize the taste buds. Easy to get to buy using the Metro. Lots of good walks around the canal and side streets.

So many choices to choose from, I think allocating a few days to try the best places is recommended! From small snacks, fabrics, to cute handcrafted souvenirs, and most importantly the food… there is something here for everyone. I really wanted to come try the famous knife cut noodles, but was a bit disappointed that the stall was not open (even though I came 2 days). Nonetheless, the other options were still just as tasty!

This market is amazing and I highly recommend this place. There are lots of other similar Restaurants but broth here is amazingly tender and gentle and best for your health. I like the owner too. Go and enjoy tasting great Korean food !!!

If you are looking for good local street food, this is the place to go! Tons of food options and local delights. It may seem daunting at first with the never ending rows of food stalls, but take your pick and once you settle down, you’ll understand why people visit this market. Most stalls have English menus as well even if the ahjummas don’t speak English.

Highly recommended coming here, there is multiple stools selling a variety of national dishes. We tried a few dishes from a multiple people and everything we eat was super delicious and fresh! There is a few tourist but when we went we did notice there were 80% Korean locals.

I arrived here around 8 PM, and most of the shops in the main shopping area were already closed. Only the street food zone was bustling with people queuing up to get into the restaurants. If possible, I would come back during lunchtime to see more. Almost all the food stalls sold the same type of cuisine. I randomly chose one and the seller, who couldn't speak English, used menu cards and pointed at pictures to take orders. She was very accommodating. I tried the spicy Korean chicken feet and boiled beef head, both of which had a sweet flavor. However, the shrimp paste dip was incredibly delicious. It had a strong salty taste that perfectly balanced the sweetness of the food. I also noticed other interesting items on the menu, such as blood sausages, but I didn't try them since I was here only 2 persons. The majority of the shops didn't look very clean, but overall, I consider it a memorable experience of trying authentic Korean street food.

Really great place to just immerse yourself in some Korean food culture, lots of different smells sounds tastes etc going on, go with an empty stomach! The was a dessert place here that made the best shaved ice I ever had! Was delicious with mango ☺️

Most food taste awful here. Overpriced tourist price tag. Crowded and difficult to move around. Extremely uncomfortable to shop or dine here. Quite popular for tourists to visit but I suggest going to other markets. Can definitely skip this one. Can browse around but don't waste time or money here.

Lots of food but mostly selling same items, mung bean pancakes and others, great walk to experience local culture, there dried food and other clothes store as per typical market. Kind of pack if u go on a weekend so plan accordingly to avoid peak period.

Went on a Sunday after 6-7, very busy. Great place good mung bean pancakes. We got the pork one, which had to be freshly made so it was very hot and perfect for winter. For sit down places you need to order a dish per person or get take away. Cash is best, only very few places have card.

Gwangjang market is known for having lots of Korean traditional food. The dumpling noodle soup is pretty good, but I don't like the agar noodles; it has jelly texture so it's not chewy like the typical noodle, so it's pretty weird. The next stall serves all kinds of organs, very well-seasoned but also very spicy. Mung bean pancake is also yummy. Cheese-pulled coin cake doesn't have as much cheese as the ones in Vietnam, but the flour tastes better. Apple cream cake is good too! Some websites say this market is a day market but it is still active and busy at night, around dinner time. Also they have heated chair for the winter here 🥶

Fantastic! The food stalls. The aromas. The smiling people. The tourist information in English. Awesome time. I ate at a seafood stall where the lady served me super spicy octopus with some local soup and she threw in some Korean sushi. I ate my first insects at this market. Very tourist friendly with excellent prices. And you don't have to be afraid of getting swindled. Definitely worth it.

Was a bit crowded in the morning but the food was awesome

Nice place to spend afternoon with foods. So many people on the weekend and have to line up for some restaurant.

Gwangjang Market is huge!! There is so much to see, buy and eat. Amazing foods and drinks and so much products to look at.

Excellent traditional market with truly amazing food options.

The market was not as crowded when we arrived, which was nice considering the usual lunch time craze. We had tteokbokki, kimbap, and oddeng at 모녀김밥 and the famous mung bean pankake from 순희네 빈데떡. From a local korean’s perspective, food was mediocre - I suggest people come just for the experience, especially foreigners who want to have a taste of authentic korean food market life.

Kind of a cray market with anything and everything, clothes, food, household items. Lots of people and bit chaotic. Food is as street food as it gets. Some of it looked great; some not so much. Lots of the same repeating. That’s understandable. Great if you want to hang out and taste bunch of foods.

Lively market selling all kinds of goods (clothes, household, food, dried goods). Visited here on a weekend night and it was busy as expected. I saw a number of negative reviews about the crowd but it’s just how a traditional market is… If you don’t like crowds or messiness, definitely don’t come here. For me it was heaven for food as you can try so many items and experienced Korean food all in one place (and quite affordable). Most items cost KRW1-5,000 (for smaller snack/dessert type items). Highly recommend to visit here but be prepared of the small alleyways, lots of stall and peoples

A small market walkable from our hotel. An experience for buying ROK souvenirs, local food, fresh seafood, local street food etc. Very crowded, frequented by locals & a few tourists like us. Still, it was under-covered, specially on a wet Saturday lunchtime, where a table for 6 is hard to secure in. A must experience for tourist.

Gwangjang Market is a culinary gem in Seoul, South Korea, and I absolutely adore this place! The highlight of my visit was undoubtedly the soy-marinated crab. It was a mouthwatering delight, bursting with flavor and perfectly served. If you're a food enthusiast seeking an authentic taste of Korean cuisine, this market is an absolute must-visit. Just be prepared for the crowds and come with an appetite!

Famous traditional market in Seoul. Tons of good food options around. Enjoyed our experience here!! Popular stores definitely need some queuing. Loved the donuts~

Gwangjang Market is one of the oldest and largest traditional markets in Seoul. It is definitely a must-visit place in this city. Tens of thousands of people visit this market each day. It can be very crowded during the weekends and public holidays. Not only foreign tourists visit this market, the local people come too. Most of the visitors come here for the authentic Korean street foods. There must be hundreds of stalls under one roof here selling all kinds of local foods, drinks, snacks, etc, etc. There is so much to eat here that one single visit may not be enough. Do not miss this market when you are in Seoul.

This is a great market and the food is excellent. It’s also huge, and a lot of the food choices are duplicated, so if one stall of your choice is too crowded then you can probably find another not to far away offering similar fare. A couple places I ate at even had heated benches(!), which I surely appreciated since I visited in March and it was quite cold at the time. This is definitely a must-visit for any trip to Seoul.

Nice place if you want to experience traditional dishes freshly made. It is very lively and colourful and has plenty of choice for both vegetarian and meat traditional dishes. It can be quite busy though and most sellers don't speak English, which can make things a bit difficult especially since the prices are not displayed.

Very tourist local market. Great place for experience and food. I usually go for hanbok fabrics and accessories. Very cheap compare to Insadong or other korean souvenir shops. If you want to explore more for hanbok and fabrics or even designed shell boxes go upstairs and wander around.

Always something interesting. Fantastic food, and fabric for a steal. Don't forget the 2nd floor.

Visiting Gwangjang Market was a lot of fun. At first we entered by a side entrance and were perplexed because all we could find were textile vendors. Then, as we continued exploring, we found some good souvenir shops and delicious food vendors. It seemed like many more locals (than tourists) visit here. There are literally hundreds of shops here so it had an authentic feel. Be sure to bring cash as credit cards are accepted less here than other places.

This market is the place to go if you want to see what Koreans eat and buy daily. Arrive early in the morning when people are just coming in and enjoy selections of street food prepared there. You can literally buy everything from seafood, fresh banchan, kitchen utensils to clothes and bedding set to name a few.

(Translated by Google) I don't need words! Nokdujeon, Narcotic Gimbap, Yukhoe Alley, Daegutang Alley, etc. Many foods, many people, and the human scent of living is so good. I can hear it when I have time, so it's a great place to have a cup of Daegutang once, then yukhoe, Nokdujeon and Makgeolli! Unlike a mart, a market has a lot to see, a lot to buy, a lot to eat, and a lot of people... (Original) 말이 필요없죠! 녹두전, 마약 김밥, 육회 골목, 대구탕 골목 등등 많은 먹거리, 많은 사람들, 사는 모습이 인간적인 내음이 너무 좋아 시간 나면 들려서 한번은 대구탕, 한번은 육회, 녹두전과 막걸리 한잔 너무 좋은 곳이죠! 시장이 마트와 달리 구경할것도 많고 살것도 많고 먹을것도 많고 사람도 많고......

The greatest, the best in terms of Korean food

Very many people, sometimes you can’t find a place, but the food there you can find delicious. We will also find many products. A place worth a visit ✌️

Amazing street food market, very lively and lots to choose (kimbap, korean pancakes, noodles, soups, smoothies etc.!) Make sure to bring cash as some don't accept card

Food is not the cheapest, but it was a good first experience nonetheless. The ahjummas are very nice once you sit down with them.

Great street food but very crowded and hot on summer days like sauna

This traditional market is for me the best in Seoul. There are amazing vibes, ubiquitous stalls and food. Oh my godness... you can find mostly of the traditional korean delicious dishes here. Anyway, if you visit Seoul, you should go here. 😋

Must visit location in Seoul! Its a big textile and food market but you're obviously here for the food. There a famous doughnut shop, a Michelin bib gourmand raw beef restaurant, and traditional fried mung bean pancakes to name a few popular shops here. Spend a couple of hours here just walking around browsing and eating

Probably the best consumer market for anything under the roof, yet made famous by numerous food bloggers and TV programs to introduce the markets' Korean exotic and delicious street food. To the uninitiated, blood sausages, marinated raw crabs and pig face, pig skins and trotters are must haves among the crispy pancakes. But the real rite of passage has to be the Yukhoe Tangtangi 육회낙지탕탕이. There's even a Michelin store selling this, didn't know Michelin invigilators can be adventurous too. Fresh, Raw beef, unlike the French's Tartare, is only lightly marinated in soy sauce, and top over with freshly (still swimming) baby Octopus tentacles, some bean sprouts and an egg yoke. I was also given golden sesame sauce, bean sauce, raw garlic and green chillies, a bowl of peppery beef soup and nori wrappers. The beef was presented in thinly cut tiny strips, fresh with a light fragrance and not gamey at all, smooth down the throat with the raw yolk mixed in. The octopus tentacles were obviously very fresh, chewy and tasty. Sort of like eating Ika sashimi but a lighter taste since this is Octopus. A few ways to consume this, eat it as it is, dip in bean sauce then chase with the condiments, or have it wrapped in the crispy nori. Seem the wrapped up method works best as otherwise, the clingy tentacles tend to stick to your teeth and tongue, or worse, back of your throat with its suckers. Quite a delicacy here, and I must say it's an acquired taste. Try it!

This place is like a market place. My suggestions is to sample the food in as many stalls as you possibly can. The variety of food is so huge and amazing. The smell of splendid food is in the air. Take a stroll and sample the food. Food to try are the beef tartare, sashimi, squid (in olive oil and sesame seeds) just to name a few and MUST TRY.

Super fun experience in this market. The food options were boundless, the Ming bean cakes were my absolute favorite. There are a lot of food tours you can do through here, but i really recommend going on your own. Such a better experience being able to intertwine within the culture.

This market is talked about a lot everywhere , especially on tourist reels and various food tours are especially recommending eating here or involve a trip here. I spoke to a friend in Seoul who suggested that I definitely do a trip so we went. There are two types of stalls here…temporary ones more in the central part of the lane that run across two perpendicular lanes. Restaurants along the lanes that have proper seating etc. The stalls are mostly run by the famous ‘Ajhummas’ Of Korea. Women of a post mid age group who have seen much hardships due to wars in Korea and have become fiercely independent by showing a tough exterior. They are rough and can be considered ‘rude’ by some but I think it’s more because of the language problems. This market has all types of Korean street food. From noodles 🍜 to pig trotters to beef to veg pancakes you will get everything here. And the prices are really low. It can get overwhelming to some. Most sign boards are in Korean only and you will need the translator app to get around. We had food from two stalls and loved everything we ate here. Totally worth visiting I say.

Big and popular market in seoul but a bit hyped and overrated in my opinion. Many shops and food stores which are selling kinda the same goods and same food. Not huge variety of food as expected. Many dishes are deep fried or floured coat. Cash only for most of the stores except big restaurant.

This is the first daily market in Seoul. Lot of group tour come for lunch time and makes it so crowed. you will find a myriad of food stalls selling some of the best food of Korea. but is not just a food place, you will find a variety of goods, including upholstery, imported goods, groceries, dried fish, traditional goods and more. It's easy to spend 2 to 3 hours to visit it.

A typical market where you can find almost anything I assume judging from the stalls and stores. A place to taste so many types of street food if you dont mind the crowd. Stalls are aplenty with 'dining area' being at the counter surrounding their stall and sit on benches. Food served fast and you are expected to eat and leave as many will be hovering around waiting for your seat

The market was an amazing place to visit for local Korean food. The variety of food available was countless and amazing. Just the sight of the food and preparation was intriguing in itself. There were many shops for dried goods, clothing, toys and souvenir shops.

Very fun experience, try one of the various types of fried patties offered through the market, it goes well with the fresh sugar cane juice that's also offered.

Busy on weekends. Try the potato "pancakes" with Kimchi. Out of this world.

If you want to experience Korean food in a very affordable price, this is the place I sill recommend. It is made up of small stalls of different food vendors, some are even featured in a Netflix food show (did not know the title). We also bought strawberries here, which is the sweetest I ever had.

This is definitely one of great market and the food is excellent delicious m. It’s also huge, and a lot of food choices m, so if one stall of your choice is too crowded then you can probably find another not to far away offering similar fare. This is definitely a must-visit in Seoul. Check out my YouTube channel: Rosie on the way

Fun and friendly market. The food vendors seem to enjoy showing off there stalls and serving tourests delicious Korean food. There is also a household and fabric section. The entire market is indoors, so it's a great way to spend a few hours on a rainy day.

Bring an adventurous appetite and cash - lots of traditional food to enjoy

Gwangjang market is not only famous for its food but also for other things. Amongst, Korean traditional cloth, hanbok making is quite well known. I got my mother and mother-in-law's hanbok dress tailored. The cost varies depending on the fabric but usually you can get one 300 to 500 USD. It can be difficult to communicate in English or other languages. I would highly recommend to bring a local friend.

(Translated by Google) The meat is fresh. (Original) 육회가 신선해요

(Translated by Google) A house with no distance at all. A back-to-back restaurant ㅠㅠ (Original) 거리두기 전혀 안하는집. 등 맞대고 먹는집 ㅠㅠ

가성비 폭우수준

(Translated by Google) We rolled in the dust pit~ (Original) 먼지 구렁텅이에서 뒹굴던우리~

(Translated by Google) Changsin Yukhoe is the best for my taste, even the yuksashimi is delicious (Original) 창신육회가 제 입맛엔 최고입니다.육사시미까지 맛있어요

(Translated by Google) Fun but not clean (Original) 즐겁지만 안깨끗함

싸고 맛있는 음식...좋아요..

(Translated by Google) Long-established Kalguksu is in Pyeongchang~ (Original) 노포 칼국수는 평창집~

(Translated by Google) The service is very good^^ (Original) 서비스가 매우 좋아요^^

가까우면 자주 가보고싶은 정겨운 곳이죠

(Translated by Google) Sunhee's best! (Original) 순희네 빈대떡 최고!

(Translated by Google) not really (Original) 별로

빈대떡과 마약김밥 꽈배기 포장마차에서 순대도 먹고

(Translated by Google) The green bean pancake is delicious, the pretzel is also delicious~ (Original) 녹두전 고기전 맛있어요 꽈배기도 맛있어요~

육자매집에서의 점심식사는 구~웃

(Translated by Google) just (Original) 그냥

고기완자 빈대떡 너무 맛있어요.

확실히 예전보다 사람이 줄었음

코로나로 예전처럼 붐비지는 않는다. 순이네 빈대떡에 녹두지짐 짱맛있어.

(Translated by Google) I tasted the seafood pancake (Original) 해물전 맛밓어요

(Translated by Google) The perfect place to drink makgeolli inexpensively in the flickering weather (Original) 꼬물거리는 날씨에 가서 막걸리 저렴하게 한잔하기 딱좋은곳

(Translated by Google) There are plenty of foods such as yukhoe, narcotic kimbap, rice cake bokgi, bindae-tteok, and glutinous rice grated baegi, and it is a traditional market lined with 100-year-old hanbok shops. (Original) 육회, 마약김밥, 떡복기, 빈대떡, 찹쌀꽈배기 등 먹거리가 풍부하구요, 100년 전통의 한복 가게가 줄지어있는 전통시장입니다.

(Translated by Google) The unusually cold weather has been released today, so how many people have come ㅋㅋ I think spring has come with a lively appearance. (Original) 유난히도 추운날씨가 오늘은확 풀려서 어찌나 사람이 왔는지 ㅋㅋ 활기찬 모습에 봄이 왔나봅니다.아주 좋아요

(Translated by Google) Now that the market (Original) 시장 이니까

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(Translated by Google) There are a variety of foods and products on the market, and the price of the food is cheap. Bindae rice cake and makgeolli~! Sundae, Tteokbokki, and Maeuntang are fun to eat at the market~^^ (Original) 다양한 먹거리와 시장제품이 있고, 먹거리 가격이 저렴해서 좋아요~!! 빈대떡과 막걸리~! 순대, 떡볶이등, 매운탕등등 시장에서 먹는 즐거움이 있어요~^^

(Translated by Google) The atmosphere, price, and taste are good, and the treatment for corona is insufficient. (Original) 분위기,가격,맛은좋은데코로나에대한대처가미흡

(Translated by Google) Very complicated (Original) 매우복잡

(Translated by Google) Food Heaven ~ (Original) 맛집천국~

(Translated by Google) Gwangjang Market, a nice place to visit anytime Gwangjang Market where you can feel the happiness of 10,000 won while savoring food at an affordable price. However, it was a little regrettable that when I saw the people selling Bindaetteok at the Yukhoejip and Yukhoe at the Bindae Tteokjip, people were losing their fashion through greed. I wish each other could recognize and consider each other... (Original) 언제 들러도 반가운 광장시장 서민들에 삶을 느낄 수 있는 생생한 삶의 현장 저렴한 가격에 이것저것 먹거리를 맛보며 "만원의 행복"을 느낄 수 있는 광장시장 하지만 조금 아쉬운건 언제부턴가 육회집에서 빈대떡을 팔고 빈대떡집에서 육회를 팔고 있는 모습을 보면서 사람들에 욕심으로 멋을 잃어가는건 아닌지하는 아쉬움이 생겼다 서로가 서로를 인정하고 배려할 수 있었으면...

(Translated by Google) The taste of the market crowded with people every time (Original) 올때마다 사람들로 북적대는 시장의맛

(Translated by Google) good (Original) 좋아요

(Translated by Google) Lots of food and attractions (Original) 다양한 먹거리와 볼거리가 많은곳

(Translated by Google) No good (Original) 없습니다 좋아요

(Translated by Google) Soonine and Changshin Yukhoe. I ate Japchae Kimbap. It's nice to stay at home because of the corona and get busy after a while (Original) 순이네랑 창신육회.잡채김밥 먹고왔어요ㅋ 코로나때문에 너무 집에만 있다가 간만에 북적하니 좋더라구요

(Translated by Google) It is a traditional spot where the best restaurants in Seoul are gathered. (Original) 서울시내 최고의 맛집이 모여있는 전통 명소입니다

(Translated by Google) The lively atmosphere was good even in coronavirus (Original) 코로나 시국에도 활기찬 분위기가 좋았어요

(Translated by Google) There aren't many people these days and there aren't many stores. (Original) 사람이 요즘 많이 없다 그리고 매장이 많이 없어졌다

(Translated by Google) The market is now too commercialized for tourists. It is difficult to find the feeling of the market. (Original) 이제는 너무 관광객 상업화 된 시장. 시장이라는 느낌은 찾기 어려움.

(Translated by Google) Oden and John Mattang Japchae Gimbap for 3500 won! You are the best😄😄 (Original) 3500원에 오뎅과 존맛탱 잡채김밥이라니! 최고예요😄😄

요즘은 코로나 때문에 전통시장이 많이 죽고있어요 , 그래두 광장시장은 사람이 많은편인데 비도 오고 빈대떡에 막걸리한잔 하기 너무 좋은거있죠 ㅎㅎ

(Translated by Google) Good~~~~ (Original) 굿~~~~

이곳에서 한복등을 구경하다가 가끔 백화점에서 행사하기도 하는, 유명한 '순희네빈대떡'(갠적으로 이곳만 고집할 필요는 없지만~^^;단,순희네빈대떡집엔 고기완자가 또 나름 인기~b)과 이곳에서만 맛볼 수 있는 '마약김밥'등과 팥죽등을 먹고남(지금은 때가 때인지라 포장함^^;;)적은 돈으로 나름의 소확행을 맛볼 수 있다. 안타까운 점은 서울시 차원에서라도 고군분투하는 상인들에게 깨끗한 환경&고유의 시각적 이미지(재개발과는 전혀 다른,보전하면서 조금씩 바꿔내가는..)를 제공할 수 있는데 그렇지 못하다는 것!

분비지 않고 거리두기도 잘 되고 있네요 손

좁아요 복잡해요

차가워야 더 맛있어지는 피자 호두 슈 붕어빵 좀 비싼감이 없지 않다~

빈대떡 하고 분식이 맛있다. 볼거리가 많다. 사람도 많다.

(Translated by Google) It's fun. (Original) 즐거워요

은성회집 대구탕 짱이예요~

(Translated by Google) There are so many people ㅠㅠ (Original) 사람이 넘 많아요 ㅠㅠ

먹거리 다양한 곳, 하지만 때로 혼잡해요.

항상 재미있는 곳.

(Translated by Google) The foods are really good :) (Original) 먹거리들 정말 맛있어요 :)

(Translated by Google) Soonhee's Bindaetteok is always delicious, it's sticky and delicious taiyaki bread. I'm busy selling coffee. (Original) 순희네 빈대떡 늘 먹어도 맛있어요, 붕어빵 쫀득거리고 맛있어요 줄설만 합니다 커피도 판매하는데 바쁘신지 토욜에는 맛을 못봤어요

(Translated by Google) There are a lot of things to eat. (Original) 먹거리 가 많이 있어 죠아요~~^^♡

(Translated by Google) The enjoyment of places where there are many people. I want you to care about the COVID-19 social distancing. Soonhee's Bindaetteok is still good. (Original) 모처럼 사람이 많은 곳의 흥취. 코로나19 사회적 거리두기는 좀 신경썼으면. 순희네 빈대떡은 여전히 좋음.

(Translated by Google) It is also good to shop for Nokdujeon and Yukhoe. (Original) 녹두전과 육회등등 쇼핑하기도좋아요

In this market can find all your basic goods.

(Translated by Google) It was good to stop by to prepare a holiday gift, and to eat delicious kalguksu and use Onnuri mobile gift certificates. (Original) 명절 선물준비차 들려서 맛있는 칼국수도 먹고 온누리 모바일상품권 사용이 가능해서 좋았음

(Translated by Google) Unkindness (Original) 불친절

(Translated by Google) Korea’s traditional market sells quite a variety of things (Original) 韓國的傳統市場，賣的東西相當多元

(Translated by Google) Always the best! (Original) 항상최고!

(Translated by Google) The market is crowded and it’s always a friendly place. (Original) 시장은 북적북적 언제가도 정겨운곳입니다

(Translated by Google) This is where you come to eat! Always a happy place! (Original) 여긴 먹으러 오는 곳! 늘 행복한 곳!

(Translated by Google) Food.. There are no people due to corona, but it is delicious. (Original) 먹거리..코로나로 사람은없지만 빈대떡.마약김밥 맛있어요

(Translated by Google) The food was delicious and the staff was friendly. (Original) 음식 맛있고 직원분들이 친절해서 좋았습니다.

(Translated by Google) The holiday is next week, and it's a pity that it's not that complicated. Nokdujeon, narcotic kimbap, sorghum-bukkumi, and pretzel are also specialties! (Original) 명절이 다음주인데 그리 복잡하지 않아 안타까워요. 녹두전, 마약김밥, 수수부꾸미, 꽈배기ᆢ 역시 명물!

(Translated by Google) Always good (Original) 항상 좋음

(Translated by Google) Yukhoe is Buchon Yukhoe (Original) 육회는 부촌육회

(Translated by Google) Things to see and taste (Original) 볼거리 맛거리

(Translated by Google) I enjoyed it because there were a lot of fresh seafood and delicious food. (Original) 신선한수산물과맛있는먹거리가많아서즐거웠어요.

(Translated by Google) Various fun places (Original) 다양한 재미가 있는곳

(Translated by Google) There were no customers due to the aftermath of the corona, so it was leisurely and quiet. I miss the busy days before. (Original) 코로나여파로 손님들이 없어서 한가하고 조용했어요. 예전에 북적거리던 시절이 그립네요.

(Translated by Google) There are a lot of people there even though it's corona... (Original) 그곳은 코로나인데도 사람들이 많네요...맛있게 잘먹고 왔어요

(Translated by Google) Good market (Original) 시장 좋아영

(Translated by Google) It wasn't crowded because of the corona, but let's eat it. (Original) 코로나 때문에 붐비지는 않았지만 그래도 먹자 골목에는 사람들이 와글 와글 ^^

(Translated by Google) This place has been a frequent place since before From the cast and end fabric, there is nothing to eat. (Original) 이 곳은 예전부터 자주 가는 곳 입니다 주단 원단 부터 없는 것 없이 ~먹을거리도 많은

(Translated by Google) I bought walnut dried persimmon roll for 13,000 won. Bring an envelope and 8,000 won, and I said it was 13,000 won and take 1000 won. For others, it seemed to sell for 12,000 won, so I felt very bad. (Original) 호두곶감말이를 13000원이라기에 샀다. 봉투와 8000원을 가져와 내가13000원이랬지 하며 1000원을 가져가는거다. 딴사람들에게는 12000원에 파는거 같아 몹시 기분이 나빴다.

(Translated by Google) Food tastes and prices are the best, but hygiene needs a lot of improvement. (Original) 음식 맛과 가격이 최고이나 위생적인 면에 많은 개선이 필요합니다.

(Translated by Google) Good ~~ (Original) 굿~~

(Translated by Google) I love binge rice cake (Original) 빈대떡 좋아요

(Translated by Google) It's just like the market scenery, it seems like there are so many people! (Original) 시장 풍경 마냥 좋습니다.사람이 많아서 사는것 같아요!

(Translated by Google) I really like it for the first time. (Original) ชอบมากๆๆค่ะครั้งแรกที่มา

(Translated by Google) Pajeon, one of the few traditional markets in Seoul, is famous, so there are many Pajeon restaurants. At the entrance of Gwangjang Market, hotteok restaurants and pretzel houses are lined up with people, but the taste is normal. (Original) 서울에서 사람많은 몇안되는 전통시장 파전이 유명해 파전집이 많음. 광장시장 초입에 호떡집과 꽈배기집은 사람들이 줄서있으나 맛이 보통.ㅠ

(Translated by Google) I killed Buchon Yukhoemulhoe.. The mother and daughter's little gimbap rice tteokbokki was also delicious.. (Original) 부촌 육회물회 죽였어요.. 모녀 꼬마김밥 쌀 떡볶이도 넘 맛있었어요..

서울시내 중심가에 위치해있어 교통도 편하고 먹거리가 다양해서 좋습니다

It will be available in India?

좋아요 인심도 좋구요

코로나 시국에 사람 바글바글 인기는 여전히 많음 굿~

다양한 먹거리. 오랜 전통시장 만에 느낌. 좀 골목들이 복잡하다.

생동감있는 삶의 현장이어서에너지를받는다

빈대떡 굿 포장으로 집에서도 좋아요

(Translated by Google) Delicious. (Original) 맛있음.

(Translated by Google) expensive (Original) 비싸다

(Translated by Google) The broth is very good (Original) 국물이 아주 지댕샤

(Translated by Google) It's unsanitary (Original) 비위생 이예요

(Translated by Google) There is not much to see in Gwangjang Market compared to its popularity. (Original) 광장시장은 유명세에비해 볼건 별로없당

(Translated by Google) Barley rice. Makgeolli, dumplings.....battered, cheap and friendly (Original) 보리밥. 막걸리.만두.....배터지고 저렴하고 친절해요

(Translated by Google) Where there is always a lot of commerce and population (Original) 늘 많은 상업과 인구가 잇는곳

(Translated by Google) Even if I went on a trip at the local price, I enjoyed eating cheaply. There are various shops, so you can enjoy it just by eating and walking. (Original) 現地価格で旅行で行っても安く楽しくご飯が食べれました。 色々なお店もあるので食べ歩きするだけでも楽しめる場所。

(Translated by Google) Plenty to eat (Original) 먹을거 많음

(Translated by Google) It is a traditional market with lots of food. Bindaetteok, drug kimbap, and tteokbokki are famous. (Original) 먹을거리가 많은 재래시장입니다. 빈대떡, 마약김밥, 떡볶이가 유명합니다.

(Translated by Google) There are a lot of food and shopping Okay, it’s too crowded on weekends. It is quiet due to corona It's a good place to go (Original) 먹거리도 많고 쇼핑도 할수 있어서 좋아요 주말엔 인파가 너무 많아요 코로나로 인해 조용하지만 나들이 갈만한곳입니다

(Translated by Google) Hanbok fabric is cheap (Original) 한복원단싸요

(Translated by Google) Yukhoe always tastes good (Original) 육회항상맛남

(Translated by Google) I saw a hearty food. (Original) 푸짐한 음식을 보았다.

(Translated by Google) The best market with lots to eat and to see (Original) 먹을거 많고 볼거리 많은 최고의 시장

(Translated by Google) 😋 (Original) 빈대떡😋

(Translated by Google) Cost performance good (Original) 가성비 굿

(Translated by Google) It was free because it was a weekday. The restaurant was good because there were no people (Original) 평일이라 한가했다. 맛집 도 사람이 없어서 좋았다

(Translated by Google) Deep fusion taste. (Original) 깊이없는 퓨전맛.

(Translated by Google) It is the Gwangjang Market that Negs know. (Original) 느그들이 아는 그 광장시장이다

(Translated by Google) Marshall (Original) 마싯어요

(Translated by Google) Where environmental improvement is necessary (Original) 환경개선이 조금 필요한곳

(Translated by Google) Soon-i's Bindaetteok is recommended^^ (Original) 순이네 빈대떡 강추요^^

(Translated by Google) Bindaetteok, drug kimbap, rice tteokbokki is delicious (Original) 빈대떡 마약김밥 쌀떡볶이 맛있습니다

(Translated by Google) It is delicious (Original) 빈대떡 맛나요

(Translated by Google) While looking at the market with a wide range of good items and products^^ A fun outing!! Thanks ^♡^ (Original) 좋은 품목과 제품을 두루 갖춘 시장^^ 구경하면서 즐거운 나들이!! 감사^♡^

(Translated by Google) A place full of various foods (Original) 다양한먹거리가가득한곳

(Translated by Google) Food is plentiful and transportation is very good. (Original) 먹거리가 풍부하고 교통편도 아주좋은곳입니다

(Translated by Google) Seoul's most popular places seem to be crowded ^^ (Original) 서울의 명소 가장많은 사람들이 시글벅적한곳인듯 ^^

(Translated by Google) A must-visit place in the city Soonhee's Bindaetteok. Eunseong meeting house. Drug Kimbap. Changsin Yukhoe, etc. (Original) 시내가면 반드시 들리는 곳 순희네빈대떡. 은성회집. 마약김밥. 창신육회 등

(Translated by Google) Vibrance of traditional markets, delicious food (Original) 재래시장의 활기, 맛있는 음식들

(Translated by Google) It is a place that is well known as a place that people around the world are looking for A place filled with a long path filled with so many foods that you can feel a conflict about what to eat, and a place where many people collide and find joy. (Original) 세계인이찿는곳으로 많이알려진곳으로 무엇을 먹을까 갈등을 느낄정도로 많은먹거리가 즐비하게 긴통로를 가득메우고있는곳 또한 많은인파로 부딪치고즐거움을 찿는곳

We had dinner in one of the many restaurants at the market and it was great! Some of the meals can be vegetarian friendly like the 'jeon' which is a vegetable and eggs

Crowded and cramped, but an interesting experience. An absolute must is to try the Pajeon (Korean style pancakes), which is fairly cheap.

Breakfast place, I'm famished!!! Super nice rice cakes and fish maws(?)

One of the best places to visit when you are looking for local food. This place hosts two Netflix-featured vendors. Tried the noodle soup which tasted really nice, almost like home-cooked. Plenty of other snacks too, definitely a good place to start your breakfast!

This market provides a huge variety of product for all. You can spend a whole day here. The offered prices are reasonable but most shopowners may not know how to speak English. Parking is difficult and this place is huge. Definitely, will visit again.

맛없고 비싸고 1시간 주차비만 9천원임. 티브에서 과대평가. 해외, 국내관광객들 당하는곳. 지역가이드 리뷰한거 절대 믿지마세요. 다른곳 싸고 맛난곳 많아요

예전이더좋움

(Translated by Google) No taste (Original) 맛없응

오래간만에 생기넘치는 분위기를 느껴 좋았음.

빈대떡 완전 맛있어요!!

많은품목.다양한사람 들.하여간! 없는게없는것 같습니다

외국인들 국내인들 즐겨찾는 먹거리 풍성한 전통시장. 종로 5가역 서쪽출구 방향. 길거리 음식의 호화로운 만찬

순희네 빈대떡 너무맛져요!

크으으은 분식집

먹을거 살거 볼거 다 충족됨 사진찍을 틈도없이 먹고 사고 구경만한곳

처음에는(몇년전쯤) 광장시장에서 쇼핑하다가 배가 고파서 칼국수도 사먹고 우뭇가사리도 사먹고 비빔냉면도 사먹고했는데 몇주전에 입구쯤에서 잔치국수를 먹으러 갔는데 구석에 앉으라고 손짓을 하길래 왜 구석에 앉으라고 하느냐고 했더니 다른손님 오면 앉아야 하기때문이라고 말하는데 거의 다먹어가도록 앉아서 먹을 손님이 아무도 안옴. 구석에서 국수를 먹는데 우연히 조리하는것을 보게 됐어요~ 재료 사용하는물을 정수기물을 사용하지않고 수돗물을 사용하고 떡볶이떡을 프라스틱바구니에 담아서 펄펄 끓는물에 넣었다가 꺼내서 양념하는것을 봤어요~다음부터는 광장시장 노점에서 절대로 음식을 안먹어야겠다고 결심함.돈벌을욕심에 손님에게 불친절하면서 음식을 하는데 깨끗하게 만드는것 같지 않아서 못먹을거 같음.

😀👍

(Translated by Google) It's dirty, unsanitary and expensive, it's better to go to a restaurant I don't want to go again (Original) 더럽고 비위생적이고 비싸다.식당가서 먹어도 더좋은데 다시는 안가고싶다

(Translated by Google) A place where you can get high satisfaction at low cost. Bindaeteok, yukhoe, tangtangi are the main menu, and there are many other foods to eat. (Original) 저렴한 비용으로 높은 만족도를 얻을 수 있는 곳. 빈대떡, 육회, 탕탕이가 주메뉴이나 다른 먹을거리도 많이 있음

(Translated by Google) It wasn't crowded because it was corona Still, famous restaurants line up and eat (Original) 코로나라서 인지 북적되지는 않았읍니다 그래도 유명한집은 줄을 서서 먹네요

(Translated by Google) All restaurants taste the same! (Original) 모든 식당 맛이 똑같음!

(Translated by Google) There are so many delicious foods (Original) 맛잇는음식이 너무 많아요

(Translated by Google) Tasteful price triple satisfaction. (Original) 맛멋가격 트리플 만족.

(Translated by Google) I highly recommend it. Gwangjang Market Kim Gane (Original) 완전 추천합니다. 광장시장 김가네

(Translated by Google) I don’t have to worry about eating outdoors when it’s cold. The chairs are covered with heated wires. (Original) 추울때 실외에서 먹는거 걱정없네요 의자에 열선이 깔려있어서 엉뜨~~

(Translated by Google) I think I have all the food and everything I want. It was fun (Original) 모든 음식과 원하는건 다있는거 같아요즐거웠습니다

(Translated by Google) Famous for Hanbok wholesale, custom, coma, and first-dollar hanbok Gwangjang Market is hit hard by corona now I wish a lot of people came (Original) 한복도매,맞춤,혼수,첫돌한복 으로 유명한 광장시장 지금은 코로나로 타격이 매우 커요 많이 많이 왔으면 좋겠어요

(Translated by Google) Many delicious places (Original) 맛있는게 많은곳

(Translated by Google) Dongdaemun was good. (Original) 동대문 잘다려왓데요

(Translated by Google) There's a lot to eat There are many things to see It's good because the price is cheap Overall it was okay except for parking. (Original) 먹을거리도 많고 구경거리도 많고 가격 저렴해서 좋고 주차만 빼면 전반적으로 괜찮았어요

(Translated by Google) There was a lot to see and a lot of delicious food. I ate pretzel, bindaetteok, and gimbap as delicious as they were famous. (Original) 볼것도 많고, 맛나는 음식도 많았습니다. 꽈배기, 빈대떡, 김밥은 유명한 만큼 맛있게 먹었습니다.

(Translated by Google) There are many small things to see and eat. (Original) 소소한 볼거리와 먹거리가 다양하게 있습니다.

(Translated by Google) There are many different things (Original) 다양한 물건이 많습니다

(Translated by Google) Good yukhoezone mattang (Original) 좋으 육회존맛탱

(Translated by Google) I enjoyed eating yukhoe at Gwangjang Market. (Original) 광장시장에서 육회먹고 너무 좋았다.

(Translated by Google) I went to eat yukhoe, bundaeteok, and pretzel, but even on a rainy day, there are many people at the doorstep... Except for inconvenient parking, it is a large market with many restaurants and is worth visiting from time to time. Parking was so difficult, so I parked in the public parking lot of the training center, which is 10 minutes away. (Original) 육회와 빈대떡 그리고 꽈배기를 먹으러 갔는데 비가 많이 오는 날임에도 사람들로 문전 성시... 주차가 불편한 것을 빼면 나름 큰 시장으로 맛집도 많고 가끔 가볼만하다. 주차가 너무 힘들어 10분거리에 있는 훈련원공영 주차장에 주차를 했다.

(Translated by Google) I was really happy to go to Gwangjang Market. (Original) 광장시장 다니고와서 정말 기분이 너무 좋았어요.

(Translated by Google) There are still many people A lot to eat I like it~^^ (Original) 여전히 사람들 많고 먹을것 많고 좋아좋아~^^

(Translated by Google) Ah.. I went with the kids to eat Bindaetteok, and I ordered my grandmother Assorted Jeon and one Bindae Tteok for about 15.000 won. Why didn't you give me the way I told you to do it like this, and why did you do what I wanted?" He said that he gave me more service. Just play Cheonggye Bay and go. I'm going to go with you (Original) 아.. 빈대떡 먹으러 애들하고 갔다가 할머니 모듬전과 빈대떡 하나15.000원정도 시켰는데 혼란한 틈을 타 전을 서비스처럼주신것처럼 하더니 3만원 내라고 하시네요.. 생생통신에 나오셨던 분이던데 이런분들때매 시장 가기싫어요. 왜 이렇게 시키는 데로 안주시고 마음대로 하셨냐고하니 서비스 더준다고 하시네요.. 그냥 청계천만 놀다가 가세요. 애데리고 갈데 아닙니다

(Translated by Google) For tourists.. (Original) 관광객 전용..

(Translated by Google) The food is delicious and good. (Original) 음식이 맛나고 좋아요.

(Translated by Google) It's fun to have a drink with strangers (Original) 낯선사람들과의 한잔 재미있어요

(Translated by Google) Okay~ (Original) 좋아요~

(Translated by Google) Bindaetteok Restaurant~^^ I like it ^^ (Original) 빈대떡 맛집~^^ 넘좋아요^^

if you want authentic Korean street food, this is the place for you. there is the delicious food

Here at Gwangjang Sijang is enough to feel 'Korean sensibility'

A fantastic place to take new visitors to South Korea. Come hungry, and be ready to eat at a few of the 100s of stalls.

It's a really cool market to explore with lots of good food to try also.

It's a fun market to visit, so many stalls of just about everything. We stop at a little food table for some tasty gimbap, and stir-fried rice cakes from a kind and good cook.

I had a famous mungbean pancake with pork in the morning as breakfast. One person is too much but the taste is definitely worth the try. I went on Monday but seems like most of the stall were closed.

Tons of delicious street food from vendors who claim to have been advertised on TV. Is it baloney? Who knows! But it tastes amazing!

Totally worth going if you've never been to a food market in Korea and are a foodie or adventurous eater! Bring cash and plan for 1.5-2 hours. Had the knife noodles and mandu at Cho Yonsun's stand (you can see her story on Netflix in the Korea episode of Street Food Asia), also saw the pickled in soy crab stand (also on the show) and they gave me a pickled octopus sample on toothpick (it was good). Then tried the Tteokbokki spicy rice cake, they were super yummy and different, spicy but sweet and the rice cakes were gnocchi texture-ish. Moved on to the milled bean fried cakes (also on the show), these are all over the market with a sweet vinegar type sauce they serve. These were good to try and different, but not my favourite. Got a cup of rice water juice (tastes like Mexican horchata but less sweet and minus the cinnamon), refreshing! Finished with an amazing dessert and *it's not* the twisted donut thing everyone lines up 20 min for; it's across from them in a tiny stand. I don't know what they are called (update: name is hotteok) but they are AMAZING. You get them in a cup, they are a mix between dense pancake and donut with a syrup and a bit of sesame. My friend got the green one which is more herby and I got the original. I don't know what they are called but they are soooo good (see pics) The market also has a vegetable area, a textile area and make sure you get to the food area, it's a while market on its own!

Nice clean market with loads of food to try. They have famous dumpling place and a cinnamon sugar dough roll. The dough roll taste so good especially when you eat it warm.

Exactly what you expect. Lots and lots of food stalls with Korean foods. Don’t be shy, grab a seat anywhere and they will serve you whatever you ask for. I think the options are pretty similar at many places so don’t need to be too picky. The space is large and the decorated ceilings are a really nice touch. Went there twice during my visit to Seoul 😋

Totally love this place, delicious food everywhere. Just join the queue and wait for the surprise to happen. Best place to buy Hanbok and fabric. Selling beautiful quilts as well. Just walk around and explore.

A market with lots of fabric and clothing from traditional Korean wear to shirts, pants, blankets, etc. Lots of food stalls and even the infamous Netflix noodle lady. Most of the stalls seem to have food options from the same vendors from rice cakes to blood sausages. There are lots of dessert and drink stalls, Korean raw beef stalls, and souvenir shops. Be prepared for tight alleyways, crowds, and heat bustling through the vendor shops.

Fresh food both wet and dry from the markets. The food itself made fresh infront of you from various stalls in the middle and the portion sizes were good. The prices are reasonable for that of South Korean standards and I found the atmosphere to be great and full of locals and tourists alike.

We went at ~17h to check the food stalls. Definitely worth going to check it out. For the food: - we’ve tried the rice cakes and did not like. I’m sure you can find better elsewhere. - we didn’t try the noodles/dumpling from the Netflix lady, but I saw the guy preparing the dumplings there (whereas another stand was selling industrial ones). - the fried chicken would have been good if it was hot. - caramelizes grapes were delicious

It is a touristic place for sure, but locals do get there too. The street food is generally quite good. Raw fish was good and not too pricey. Then you can walk by the river just beside the market, it’s quite lovely.

Very fun place to go to. They sell all sorts of stuff from toys, kitchen utensils, clothes to food. Enjoyed the famous kalguksu noodles and mung bean pan cake

Whilst everyone is crowding and queuing around the more popular stalls, I tried this rice cake stall instead. It is so good !! It has radish added and it gives a crunch to the rice cake! And the fried food is yummy too.

A must see n smell place, everyone is eating, cooking, preparing dishes, I was blown away. We chose a stall nearest to one of the exit (inside can be stuffy during summer) Korean lady was super friendly. Food was great. I even bought a medium pot to bring home from one of the stores. (To cook instant noodles)

As a tourist in Korea. Gwangjang Market got you almost everything you want, you need, and the things you wanna try. There is a center area with food stalls, i tried many of them, i will say most of them are good and you basically don’t need to worry which one to choose cus they are mostly selling the exact same food. If you are hesitant about which place, don’t overthinking just find one that you like or you think it’s suitable for you.

What an amazing traditional Korean market to eat marinated raw crab, Netflix noodles, and rice cakes. highly recommend for tourist I like that they offer seating at the little food stalls.