Changan Chamjeonbok

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Red sea cucumber, Sea hare, Spoon worm

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A seafood vendor inside Gampo Public Market in Gyeongju, displaying various seafood including red sea cucumber, wild abalone, sea hare, and spoon worm.

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Red sea cucumberMentioned on video
WhyWild abalone
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Sea hareMentioned on video
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Spoon wormMentioned on video

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(Gyeongju/Gampo) Large Red Sea Cucumber at the Public Market / Wild Abalone / Sea Hare (Roe) / Spoon Worm and Other Assorted Seafood

This video introduces red sea cucumber, wild abalone, sea hare, spoon worm, and more at Changan Chamjeonbok inside Gyeongju's Gampo Public Market.

A seafood vendor inside Gyeongju's Gampo Public Market showing a variety of seafood, including red sea cucumber, wild abalone, sea hare, and spoon worm.

Taste notes from the video

The seafood is described as firm and pleasantly chewy; the sea hare is chewy without an off smell, and the abalone has a crisp, firm bite.

Key visit points
  • Introduction to Changan Chamjeonbok inside Gyeongju's Gampo Public Market
  • Mentions of red sea cucumber and wild abalone
  • Sea hare (roe), spoon worm, sea squirt, and scallops appear
  • Focus on preparation and tasting
  • The pleasantly firm and chewy texture of the seafood is mentioned repeatedly
Dishes featured in the video
Red sea cucumberIt is called sea red ginseng, and its firm texture is emphasized.Wild abaloneDescribed as having a crisp and firm texture.Sea hareDescribed as pleasantly chewy without an off smell.