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Gwangmyeong Traditional Market

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경기도 광명시 광이로13번길 17-5
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A traditional market where visitors can explore a variety of market foods in one place.

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Eat Yourself Silly at Gwangmyeong Market for Just 10,000 Won!!!!!

Touring a succession of good market foods costing around 10,000 won at Gwangmyeong Traditional Market.

A traditional market where you can explore many market foods in one trip.

Key visit points
  • Several foods at Gwangmyeong Traditional Market are explored in one trip.
  • Snacks with long lines, such as chrysanthemum-shaped cakes and fish-shaped pastries, are shown.
  • Tteokbokki, seafood pancakes, handmade fried snacks, and budae-jjigae are eaten in sequence.
  • It is a value-focused market route emphasizing prices and portions.
  • They say parking is difficult and the waiting lines are long.
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Even More Tempting in Winter! A Tour of Great-Value Eateries at Gwangmyeong Market

A market tour tasting everything from 5000-won hand-cut noodle soup to tteokbokki, hamburgers, and makgeolli bread at Gwangmyeong Traditional Market.

A traditional market offering a wide range of foods, from hand-cut noodle soup and tteokbokki to hamburgers and makgeolli bread.

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A variety of warm soup dishes, street food, and snacks are shown.

Key visit points
  • This is a market tour around Gwangmyeong Traditional Market.
  • They eat 5000-won hand-cut noodle soup.
  • They eat tteokbokki, fried squid, fried sweet potato, and seaweed rolls.
  • Freshly prepared seaweed, baram-tteok, mung-bean pancakes, and makgeolli bread are also introduced.
  • They say the market is large and many shops are open.