Noryangjin Fish Market
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This video shows a large king crab and lobster being selected and eaten in front of Noryangjin Fish Market.
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The Fish Market Went Wild After I Ate 10kg🤣 King Crab and Lobster Mukbang
A mukbang selecting and eating a giant king crab and lobster in front of Noryangjin Fish Market.
This video features selecting and eating a giant king crab and lobster in front of Noryangjin Fish Market.
It captures the market atmosphere of selecting, preparing, and eating a giant king crab and lobster.
- The video is filmed in front of Noryangjin Fish Market.
- A 4.3kg king crab and a 6.2kg lobster are eaten.
- The king crab is described as sweet and nutty.
- The lobster is described as chewy with a strong ocean aroma.
- The innards, claw meat, body meat, and tail are eaten together.
Giant King Crab and Lobster 10kg Mukbang, Even Ramen🦀
A mukbang steaming and eating king crab and lobster bought at Noryangjin Fisheries Market at home, followed by ramen.
The fisheries market visited to buy king crab and lobster, with the video also discussing how they compared prices before purchasing.
They say the king crab and lobster meat is chewy and hot.
- They bring home king crab and lobster from Noryangjin Fisheries Market.
- They eat them with cheese sauce and Buldak mayo sauce.
- They cook ramen with innards and meat.
- They say they compared prices and bought them using the Noryangjin Fisheries Market app.
A trip to Noryangjin for mullet, the ultimate nourishing dish
At Noryangjin Fish Market, the video features mullet sashimi, mullet pancakes, mullet roe pancakes, and mullet soup.
A visit to Noryangjin Fish Market centered on mullet and other seafood.
The mullet sashimi is described as having clean flesh with slight marbling. The mullet pancake and skin are said to be good with soy-sesame oil, and the soup is described as a broth made by simmering bones.
- The visit takes place at Noryangjin Fish Market.
- Mullet sashimi, mullet pancakes, mullet roe pancakes, and mullet soup are shown.
- Rock bream and monkfish are also featured.
- Different parts of the mullet are explained, including skin, swim bladder, and belly meat.
- The market setting is presented as a place to eat mullet in a generous portion.


