Best foods in Tongin market in Seoul, Republic of Korea



















This is the third food tour of Korean traditional market of Seoul. Tongin market have some fascinating points for travelers like side dish tours and using a traditional korean coin to buy some foods. If you want to know great foods in Tongin market this time, sliding it!























If you guys go to Gyeongbokgung, I recommend you to visit Tongin market to have lunch or dinner. It takes just 10 minutes to go there.























In Tongin market, You can make your own lunchbox. Get the traditional korean coin which is called ‘Yeopjeon(엽전)’ in coin exchange in the market and shop various side dishes you want to eat. What would be your special box?























What would be the tastes of chicken with wine cheese or mozzarella cheese? 6 special types of chicken skewers will make you happy.























Gimbap is itself wrapped with Gim(seaweed). You guys can wrap this kimbap with lettuce to make Gimbap-ssam. With stir-fried pork, You would feel more abundant korean tastes in a bite.























Most of Tteok-bokki is cooked by simmering it. however this Gireum(oil) tteok-bokki needs to be fried with oil. If you want to have clean tastes, Pick it up!























Are there some foods you want to try in today’s tour? Rolling it!
We will come back with other hidden and delicious Korean foods in the next time, See ya!




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