[ ENJOY FOOD! ] KUK-JE MARKET- mukja alley

[ ENJOY FOOD! KUK-JE MARKET ]

 

 

This is the most important traditional market in Busan.

It was started after the country’s liberation from Japan a

nd became fully established after the Korean War.

Various merchandises imported through Busan Port are

distributed throughout the country from this market.

Because it adjoins other retail facilities such as Ggangtong Market,

Manmulei Street (literally Street selling Everything) and Changsun Shopping Mall,

this area is always full of life.

 

 

muk-ja alley in kukje market!

 

All sorts of eateries are competing for your custom at the PIFF Square.

 They entice you with various snacks and foodstuffs, including dried squid,

dried filefish and fried sweet potato, which are good snacks to eat while watching movies,

as well as broiled rice cake and fish.

 

  choong mu kim bab

(a sort of seaweed roll)

 

korea style sweet freezen ice

 

 

bibim-noodle

(cooked noodle mixed with hot-pepper paste, vegetables)

 

 

 

pajeon(Korean scallion pizza)

 

Nowhere else can you find a place where

you can have such a choice of delicious food.

The Chungmu Kimbab (a sort of seaweed roll),

bibimbab (cooked rice mixed with hot-pepper paste,

 vegetables and ground beef), and pajeon (Korean scallion pizza)

 you eat rubbing shoulders with the person sitting next to you, are absolutely delicious.

 

 

Busan international market is a market that

is chock full flavor variety.

 how about the summer of this year,

and feel the taste of Busan to visit the international market?

:-)