Gukje Market

Very large market located in Busan, selling a diverse variety of products and goods. Just from strolling here, you can buy blankets, clothes, pots and pans, and much more for very reasonable prices. I recommend coming here for a traditional market experience, since it had so many vendors selling very many products.

I enjoyed walking through the market. There are many stands selling all my bfs of things. The prices are good. It's worth going to this market to get better prices. It's a covered market so if it's raining it is a good place to get in out of the rain.

⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ Bupyeong Kkangtong Market and Gukje Market are two of Busan’s most famous traditional markets—and they’re right next to each other in Jung-gu, making it easy to explore both in one trip. Bupyeong Kkangtong Market (aka. 깡통시장) • address: 39 Bupyeong 1-gil, Jung-gu, Busan • business hours: Open from 9:30 AM (Night market: 7:30 PM–12:00 AM) • Known for its night market, with global street food like Vietnamese bánh xèo, Scotch eggs, grilled noodles, and Korean classics like pork belly kimbap •Korea’s first night market, full of energy and flavors from around the world

Great place, for cheap clothing as well as very nice selection of local food.

Hudge indoor out door mall. Very traditional. Very lively. Sells everything from clothes to house wares, cleaning supplies and repair parts. Most of it is in sections. Makes shopping a little easier.

Had some of the tastiest iconic Korean street food including dumplings, spicy rice cake, fish cake, blood sausage, clam noodles, and honey ice cream. Also bought nice socks made in Korea as well as Korean instant drinks.

I have visited many markets around the world. Most of them are similar. And I’m not looking to buy souvenirs or anything for a home or clothing so … the Gukje Market was just ok. Not unique. Coffee at Cong Caphe was terrific.

This market has everything for everyone. Clothing, footwear and accessories, trinkets, souvenirs, home decor, vegetables, fish and seafood, street food, cosmetics, and more. Majority of the stuffs were made in china stuffs. I really had to hunt for made in korea stuff. Loads of varieties of kimchi and fish cakes can be seen.