Hello everyone.
This time, we'll introduce Yeongdo Street Food Stalls, a popular spot where you can fully enjoy Busan's nightlife.
Yeongdo Street is a representative street food area in Busan, with rows of red food stalls lining the waterfront, right near Yeongdo Bridge.
Access is approximately a 10-minute walk from Exit 8 of Nampo Station on Subway Line 1.
It's easily accessible on foot from Nampo-dong Area, making it a convenient stop during sightseeing.
And the main point when heading to the Yeongdo food stall street isCrossing the Yeongdo Bridge.
Crossing the bridge from the Nampo-dong side, a harbor view unfolds before you, and you arrive at the street food area while enjoying the dynamic seascape that is so characteristic of Busan. At night, the illuminated Yeongdo Bridge shines beautifully, making the time spent crossing it a highlight of your visit.
In front of you, fishing boats are lined up in the harbor, and at night, the illuminated Yeongdo Bridge shines beautifully.
This popular spot is loved by both tourists and locals alike, as you can enjoy delicious Korean food and drinks while feeling the pleasant sea breeze.
Also, this Pocha Street on Yeongdo Island,During the daytime, it is used as a parking lot rather than a food stall area.It also has this characteristic: In the evening, the atmosphere changes dramatically, and food stalls begin to line the coastline where the cars have disappeared, transforming it into a nighttime tourist spot.
Recently, it has been featured on the popular Korean variety show "I Live Alone," which has further increased its popularity.
The food stalls open around 5:30 PM and you can enjoy them until around 2:00 AM.
However, they may not be open on rainy or windy days, so it's recommended to check the weather forecast before visiting.
Also, we recommend the fresh seafood platter, a specialty of this port town.
You can enjoy fresh seafood such as turban shells, octopus, and sea squirts, sourced that day, at reasonable prices.
The food prices range from 20,000 to 25,000 won, and since the menus and prices are almost the same at every stall, even first-timers can use them with peace of mind.
Dozens of food stalls line the road at the pier next to Yeongdo Bridge, filling the air with delicious aromas that stop passersby in their tracks.
In particular, **gomjangeo (hagfish)** is one of the specialty dishes that you should definitely try on Yeongdo Street.
Gomjangeo is a Korean dish made by stir-frying hagfish in a sweet and spicy gochujang-based sauce or grilling it over charcoal. While it may look a little unusual, it is characterized by its firm, springy texture and rich, savory flavor.
Cooking it quickly over high heat with garlic and chili peppers brings out its aroma and spiciness, making it a perfect accompaniment to alcoholic beverages. In Korea, it's also a popular dish for boosting stamina.
Finally, here are some tips for enjoying the Yeongdo Food Stall Street.
First of all, some food stalls only accept cash, so it's a good idea to have some cash on hand.
Also, a popular way for locals to enjoy themselves is to buy instant ramen, kimbap, or rice at a nearby convenience store, and then bring it in after letting the staff know.
And it gets extremely crowded after 7 PM on weekends.
If you want to sit at a table with a view of the sea, we recommend visiting between 5:30 PM and 6:00 PM when the restaurant opens.
Busan has many tourist attractions, but there aren't many places where you can spend the night while experiencing the local atmosphere.
At the end of your trip, enjoy a drink while admiring the beautiful night view of the harbor at Yeongdo Street's food stalls.
I encourage you all to visit and experience a special night that only Busan can offer.
| Basic Information | |
|---|---|
| spot name | Yeongdo Street Food Young Dong Pei's birthday |
| Address | 79, Bongnaenal-ro, Yeongdo-gu, Busan 79 |
| Time | 18:００~24：XNUMX |
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