International Market– Tag –

Hello. At around 2pm, food stalls appear here and there in the food stall street of the International Market, and it becomes a food stall paradise. However, as you stroll around the market, you will get hungry, and at this time of year, you will want to drink some hot soup. At such times, you can try Korean-style udon noodles and curry...

A food stall paradise inside the crowded Gukje Market, one of the must-see shopping spots for tourists in Busan

Hello. Nampo-dong, where Busan Tower stands, is home to many tourist attractions, including Yongdusan Park, Gukje Market, and Jagalchi Market. Among them, Bupyeong Kkangtong Market, a local Busan market located next to Gukje Market, is home to a wide variety of chijimi, oden, tteokbokki, and soong...

Hello, Busan. Busan International Market is crowded with locals and tourists. There are food stalls where you can eat chijimi (Korean style okonomiyaki with the main ingredient), sundae, tteokbokki, and seaweed rolls, and there is also a food stall selling accessories, clothes, etc., and a food stall selling natchi bokkeum (octopus and vegetables, spicy medicinal herbs) next to the food stalls selling accessories, clothes, etc.

Located in Busan Gukje Market, this restaurant offers a variety of Korean dishes at reasonable prices.

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Hello, there are two Gaemiji restaurants in Busan International Market that serve delicious Nakji-bokkeum. This restaurant is run by the second daughter of the original owner. This restaurant is often visited by Japanese tourists, so the menu and sign are easy to understand and written in Japanese.

Hello, this is a hidden gem of a restaurant in the back alley of Daegi Kalbi Street in Busan Gukje Market. Gukje Market is packed with small shops of various genres, but you can find surprisingly cheap and everyday restaurants in Gukje Market. Hidden in the back of a narrow alley in Gukje Market is an everyday restaurant...

Hello. Before COVID-19, Arirang Street in the International Market was always crowded with tourists, but now the number of tourists visiting has dropped sharply and vacant stores are becoming more and more noticeable. Here, there is a curry specialty store run by Ken-chan, who is from Kyoto, Japan. Ken-chan's curry shop was originally located in the International Market...

Hello, Busan International Market is a place like Ameyoko in Tokyo where you can find anything you want, but there are many food stalls selling clothes, accessories, chijimi, etc., and there is a storefront of Myeongdong Clothing that sells clothes at extremely low prices. There are children's clothes. For those who want children's clothes...

It has been raining in Busan since morning ☔️. There were few people walking around the International Market in Nampo-dong, Busan, probably because of the rain, and there were almost no food stalls in the food stall street. https://www.instagram.com/p/B3wMKOmHach/?utm_source=ig_web_copy_link

Hello, it started raining in Busan last night and is still raining today, but starting this week, you can buy corona-related masks at pharmacies only, with a limit of two masks per week. There is also a pharmacy street in the International Market in Nampo-dong, Busan, where I showed my ID and bought a mask that I can use for a week.

Hello, this is Shinchan Toast, located right next to Hotel Aventree in the International Market in Nampo-dong. Located in the shopping paradise that is International Market, Shinchan Toast is a toast specialty store where you can have a light snack while shopping. Shinchan Toast is also available in Japan...

Nampo-dong, a popular spot in Busan, is home to numerous shopping and gourmet establishments, including the International Market, Jagalchi Market, and Pyeongbukkangtong Market. The food stall area at BIFF Square, located between the two markets, is particularly...

If you leave Jagalchi Station on Busan Subway Line 1, exit at Exit 7, go straight, turn left at the first corner and go straight until you reach Gukje Market. Go past that and across the intersection is Bosu-dong Book Street, a narrow alley packed with second-hand book stores. There aren't many second-hand book stores left in Korea...