[Busan] Great for food tours! A permanent market that's fun from morning to night✨

Korea's first permanent night market [Bupyeong (Kangtong) Market]

It's fun to walk around and eat things like tteokbokki, oden, sweets, and hotteok❤️
The popular Korean snack "Uyutigim" (fried milk) is freshly fried and steaming hot♪
There are also plenty of takeaway items such as gejang and octopus kimchi🎵

A tourist spot visited by over 7,000 people on weekends and holidays⭐️
It gets crowded, so you have to walk on the right side of the road.

The market opens at 9:30 in the morning, and by 7:30, many long, slim, cream-colored stalls that look cute at first glance are brought in and lined up♪
The lighting is gorgeous, and the bustle continues until 11:30pm😊

Traditional dishes from Japan🇯🇵, Thailand🇹🇭, Indonesia🇮🇩, and China🇨🇳 are also gathered here, and you can enjoy international multicultural cuisine at low prices😋

There is also a supermarket, so it is useful for buying water and looking for souvenirs✨

The arcade is large with seven sections, but there is a map on the market's website, and Japanese is also available👍
The location of the toilets is also listed.

It is connected to the International Market, so the location is also great!
It is about a 9-minute walk from Exit 3 of Jagalchi Station on Subway Line 1.

When you visit Gukje Market, take a little extra time to stop by Bupyeong Kwangtong Market ❤️

📍Location: 39 Bupyeong 1-gil, Jung-gu, Busan, Korea

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