Haeundae Traditional Market

Since my last visits, I have came to appreciate this market a big more. Food stalls open up at around noodle and gets to most busy in the evening. If you want to eat and do not want the crowd, come in the day time instead. There are some good food around, read review carefully and you should have a pretty good idea. Plenty of food options so you can come back a few times and still won’t get bored.

Just a few steps from our hotel across from Haeundae Beach (UH Suites), this bustling passageway is jam packed with over 150 businesses, primarily street food stalls, fresh produce and seafood sellers, and local cuisine restaurants. The market can get overwhelming in the evening, but a mid-afternoon stroll gives you a better opportunity to appreciate the breadth of choices here. At one of the stalls, my husband and I tried some of the local specialties like spicy rice cakes & sausage and the corn dogs. Definitely worth a look-see and eat in the midst of your beach holiday.

Street food vendors right next to Haeundae beach. It’s very lively after 8pm. Just 1 street but has over 100 vendors and you can try a lot of Busan specialties. We tried the hotteak, fish tofu, marshmallow ice cream, tteobokkti, squid skewers. Most places are cash only, at least the small food stalls. Would recommend you try out if you are visiting the beach or Haeundae

A vibrant Eat Steet. There are many choices here but I particularly like the freshly cooked Koean-style pancake. The long queue testified to its popularity. The bao is also good - thin dough with well seasoned fillings.

Just across the Haeundae Beach, yiu can find lots of shops selling food, kitchenware, fruits and clothes. I bought fresh strawberries, a honey ice cream and a redbean filled rice cake

Such a wonderful market, they have everything a tourist need here. Food, snack, everything. Recommend an eel restaurant here, very freshly and tasty.

Nice walk in the evening to try the pork rib hangover soup, and honey comb ice cream. Market is connected to the Haeundae beach.

I am not sure what I should express like that, but this street must be visited I assume! A lot of exciting and unique foods and drinks are sold in this place. I tried a cup of Makgeolli with a piece of real honeycomb, that tasted kind of like a mixture of sweet and rice liquor, and it was so nice. I hope to try again.