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Korea traditional markets and their signature street food

Korea is famous for its night culture. Every city of Korea never sleeps until early morning which foreign travelers find it very fascinating. There are lots of night culture types such as clubs, drinking or party, However, today WOWKOREA is going to introduce something very local and all of the foreigners should experience when they come to Korea to travel.
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Night market can be a very fun experience to have for those who like to stay late having fun outside, in other words, real night owls! The night market is also considered as the heaven of street food because there are a lot of street food options available till late evening.
Let’s have a look at some of the night markets with their must-eat main street food!
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1.     Tongin Market in Seoul (Oiled Tteok-bokki/ 기름떡볶이)
Tongin Market is a traditional market in Tongin-dong, Seoul. This market has its own currency which is Yeopjeon (Korean brass coin with a square cut out used during Joseon Dynasty) and you can exchange KRW with Yeopjeon in the market and use it as cash. I am sure you already know what Tteok-bokki is but you may not have heard of Oil Tteok-bokki which is a street food that represents Tongin Market. Imagine the deep fried Tteok-bokki with sweet and spicy sauce!
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2.     Bupyeong Kkangtong Market in Busan (Hotteok filled with seeds/ 씨앗호떡)
If you are a street food lover I highly recommend you to go to Bupyeong KKangtong Market because there is everything you are looking for. As soon as entering the market, you can smell all kinds of food that are good enough to convince people to open their wallet! One of the most beloved street food in Korea is, without doubt, Hotteok. However, Hotteok in Busan is a little bit special from others. Usually, Hotteok is filled with honey sauce but this beast-looking Hotteok in Busan is fully filled with various kinds of seeds that make it tastier and more crunch inside

3.     Seomun Market in Daegu (Meat-Jeon/ 육전)
Are you a fan of Korean pancakes? You like Korean street food but you are looking for something more out of it? You are welcome to Seomun Market in Daegu to try crazy street food experience. This market has almost a hundred of food trucks in rows throughout Seomun Market. The food WOWKOREA wants to recommend from the market is a Korean pancake called Meat jeon(육전). This newly famous collaboration between meat and Korean pancake turned out really amazing that the number of people who are going out to have this street food is skyrocketing.

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