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Pyeonghwa Market

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Vegetable bread, Sikhye, Churros

서울특별시 중구 청계천로 334 (동대문 평화시장)
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Pyeonghwa Market · About this place

A market in the Dongdaemun area where visitors eat snacks such as vegetable bread, sikhye, churros, and twisted doughnuts.

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Dongmyo Meat Fritters

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Meat Fritters, Fried Chili Peppers, Spicy Mixed Noodles

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Beef brisket (200g)

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Gwangju Sikdang

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Pollock stew

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Walk ~5 minBike ~1 minDrive ~3 min
Jibong-ro 2-gil, Jongno-gu, Seoul

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A Mecca for Food Connoisseurs 🍜 50-Year-Old Jongno Institution Nami Bunsik 🌟 We Braved the Monsoon for Its Famous Jjabbokki ☔

We eat jjabbokki and other bunsik dishes at Nami Bunsik near Jongno's Pyeonghwa Market, then explore market snacks too.

We eat snacks such as vegetable bread, sikhye, churros, and twisted doughnuts at a market in the Dongdaemun area.

Taste notes from the video

We eat sweet sikhye, fried snacks, and bread as market treats.

Key visit points
  • We visit Nami Bunsik near Jongno's Pyeonghwa Market.
  • They say the jjabbokki contains fish cake and is slightly spicy.
  • Tuna fried rice and egg rice are introduced as standard menu items.
  • They say the kimchi sujebi is refreshing enough to be good for a hangover.
  • We also eat vegetable bread, sikhye, churros, and twisted doughnuts inside the market.