Jungang Market

Traditional market in Gyeongju, in the morning it buzzing with so many market traders. We had tasty breakfast in one of the restaurants in Building 10. If you don't speak Korean like us, use Google Translate 😂

Great market but not crowded at all.

I love the Night Market concept where one could buy a box of 4 for KRW 12K, and pick any 4 types of food to try. Credit cards are accepted, that was so convenient. Quality of the food was of high standards. The place is also very clean. Seats are available. Paper napkins are free to use as well. The Night Market opens at 6pm-11pm. Great for night owls. The rest of the Gyeongju shops closed super early. The streets are like ghost town on a Saturday evening.

Very authentic seafood market. Highly recommended for a stroll. Be aware of the smell and that animals might not be kept the way you wish they would. Culturally important place to visit when going to South Korea.

An interesting place with a local flavor. You can try Korean food, cooked right in front of you.

I recommend going to this place. The place is really huge and everything is so cheap! It's the typical traditional Korean market with lots of elderly people seeing their fruits and fishes.

There are 25 or so food booths at this location. It’s protected from the elements but also in an open environment. We paid 12,000 won for a 4 booth food sampler. Everything was delicious and we thought that it was a great deal. Our favorites were the Filipino cuisine offerings at booths #11 and #22. All of the Korean booth operators were very kind and welcoming. 👍

Loved it! Local market, shops, traditional stores of clothes and snacks The seafood market quite good