Feast Your Eyes on Korea's Oldest Street Food Market
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- Опубликовано: 8 сен 2024
- First established in 1905, Seoul's Gwangjang Market is considered the oldest continually functioning food market in South Korea. It’s one of those places that has withstood the test of time, and been passed down through generations. If you want to try the best that Korean street food has to offer, this is where you go.
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I'm always amazed at how much content you can get into such little time. Like that felt longer than 3 mins. Great stuff as always
they hire many freelance filmmakers to produce good content so fast
Now it’s 3 years older
@@Guest-ec7xo And it closed last year
whoaaaa when I was in Korea I had Mandoo from the lady they interviewed. gwangjang market was so worth it
What is Mandoo exactly,like what does it contain?? Does look tasty and in the vid,she mentioned Kimchi Mandoo :)
Azumi the fillings are different, there's meat or kimchi. Think of these like Chinese dumplings or Japanese gyoza, just Korean style
Ahhhh thank you for answering,much appreciated :) I hope I get a chance to go South Korea,this market looks like a great place,thanks once again
Azumi the food there is soooo good, go later at night for more stalls to be open and if you stay in Seoul long enough hit this place up multiple times, there's so much food to try you can't eat it all in one meal
I really do hope I get the chance to go,this place looks great and that's a great tip for my future trip,planning Tokyo next summer and fingers crossed SK is next for me :)
Wonderful & all of the chef's look so pleased with their creativity and incredible food!
Thank you for such a great story!🙏
Slowlikehoney Too Yes!! 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻
Nathan Fernandez hahaha so true!! One of these days!
Loved this! So passionate about their culture. Some sticking to tradition and others being creative/unique. The content smiles these women make are too adorable.
Next time, I'm gonna stay at a hotel nearby this market and declared the one week trip as foodie trip. I bet i will blow out all of my money before the one week ends
Street food is so cheap and tasty in Korea, I hope you enjoy the food 🤞.
Great editing and storytelling!(: Would love to see this done in other food markets around the world!
Actually went here today. Food looked really good and it was fun to see the variety of dishes
I can tell the chef really like their job😄
I wonder when is the best time to visit that marketplace?
BHuang92 I'd recommend going there at winter times, if you're interested in eating hot fresh foods, since they'll warrm you up real good in cold weather.
TIEDefender2nd Thanks!🙄👍
BHuang92 Don't go there. Dirty as fuck
Going there during the summer isn't that bad either. The only downside is usually there a lot of tourist during the summer esp. lunch time.
BHuang92 during the spring or fall because it rains a lot during summer and it's freezing during winter
Kimbap: seaweed rice roll
Sushi: *brother?*
your video all over the world. nice editing. really inspiring. 1question, why the hell this channel not even at 1million sub? wtf
that octopus and raw beef look like some fear factor challenge
cute girl you'd be surprised by how buttery and OK it actually is. wasn't my favorite, but I can see how some people might like it.
I absolutely LOVE it
just bc u live in a country where they raise animals unhealthy doesnt mean its like that everywhere
cute girl for the vegans
The crazy insane vegans
Glad to see there is no one butt hurt one women cut up a live octopus and put the moving tentacles on a plate. Thank god
Marcus Edwards
Why would they?
At least it's real food and not cardboard (looking at you China)
Get the money for those honeys because they're always those pro animal, vegan crackheads who get mad when they see another life form being food chained. God forbid they say that octopus get eaten like that and then it's animal cruelty. They're sensitive af.
Lmao exactly, way to get triggered over nothing
I think people who come to this video already have some knowledge about Korean cuisine and hence are mentally prepared/looking forward to it, rather than disliking :)).
Still, that being said, I'm also relieved like you to find that the comment section is so peaceful. I love Korean and Japanese cuisines.
I'm incapable of telling if you're being serious. I'm not vegan or vegetarian or butthurt... but I do think it's cruel to cut octopie alive. I understand that it's "tradition", but that doesn't justify cruelty in my opinion. I haven't been able to find a good source about how painful this process is for the animal. As far as I know they are presumed to be very sensitive. I also wonder if they kill the animal first, because that would be fine? But I have seen many videos where they just cut off the arms as it is.
This channel is so amazing!
2:03 Holy Lord!, it's still moving.
Neiger Faget yup! It does! we eat live octopus! it's delicious. but not that good if there's a bunch of tenicles in your mouth you can choke on. you just have to chew on it alot.
Fandom Trash
I don't understand why you would eat it live.
Does it make it taste better or something?
It just seems to make it worse for the animal and the consumer.
(Because it can stick to your throat and you could coke on it.)
Antie Cuteness lol idfk and I'm korean??? I guess it's because it's fresh and is an interesting experience? Haha idk
Antie Cuteness the octopus isn't even alive at that point octopi have 2 brains just cut those brains and it dies but the tentacles would still wiggle if you ever go to biology class or science you would know
like would you still think a cat is quick after it survives being burned slice of its head got a needle in its eye and still alive would you still
I am soo soo obsessed with tuna kimbaap and pork donburi, bibimbaap my fav😍😍😍 I wish if there were millions of kimbaap restaurant all over the world....
I just love how every one the vendors are smiling and showing their creativity to the world!
Wonder if any kpop idol was spotted...
This is INCREDIBLE by the way, I'm so happy!
This channel makes me feel blessed oml
I love this market so much. I had the pancakes and soondae and they were unforgettable.
I love how the camera just zooms in to the vendor
I LOVE LOVE LOVE KOREA..
their culture, their food, the people, music, their way of living and everything. Also where are Fishsticks and teokbokki???
MAN I WISH I WAS KOREAN ...WHY AM I NOT KOREAN *crys in the corner*😭
Someone please take me there once in my lifetime
Korean street food. 😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍
Can I order a Vanilla Soondae?
Ok I'll go.
Ehhh no.
@@stravanic its a joke between pronounciation of "sundae" and "soondae".
The zoom-ins were awesome!
It's in my bucket list!❤
the close up shots to the chef are so cute?
Live squids, oh my god this is making me wanna go to Korea
Stravanic nah, they won’t attack s korea..
I went there last year! and those bindaetteoks are LEGIT. SO good! They literally ground the beans and make the pancakes right there!
i remember this market by watching running man!
Gwanjang market is amazing, I absolutely loved the savory pancakes and I still want to have it againn 👌
the lady that makes the bindaetteok was the best! best bindaetteok I've ever tried!
Gbs should be a television show! I know tons of people who would interested!
Prosper Bell it sounds like a song
What does Korean sound like to other people? (I speak fluent so I don't know what it sounds and by sounds like I mean like does it sound smooth or is it very articulate?) lol I'm just curious
Eunice Koo Depends on the person, sometimes it sounds articulated and sometimes it sounds smooth.
korean, to me, got this distinct tone that everyone uses. theres always this formal broadcasting (i mean like when theyre explaining stuff/narating/stuff? like how the lady spoke at the beginning here? idk. my english is a mess, sorry) tone, the informal tone, or the angry tone ("are you crazy↗?!"). these tones are what i always notice when i listen imo
It can sound both smooth and articulated, though I can't point out specific situations where it would be either or. Overall it has a softer feel to it than English, if that makes any sense
I'm learning Korean and to me the language can require a lot of tongue-rolling at times. And depending on the person, he/she might speak with a thick nasal voice (I've been hearing this more in girls).
Edit: I like how logical and straightforward the language is.
Eunice Koo To me it sounds like a very formal/polite language. The ending of the sentences appeals the most to me because it ends with "oh" a lot which to me sounds extremely polite
you guys deserve much more, thnks for making great videos :D
My big sis is obsessed with South Korea and she'll definitely love that place.
Ahhh that yukhoe looks so good I’m so hungry now
2:07 dude had the sick TNF X supreme jacket
such a cool tradition
Is it easy to travel to Korea without knowing any Korean?
Kiboolt yes, so many English signs and phone apps to help. just learn 1-10 as best you can, how much is this, and where is the bathroom and you should be good lol
Kiboolt if you also want to learn even more www.omniglot.com/language/phrases/korean.php
But making friends in Korea is really easy especially if you don't know Korean.
Traveling in Seoul is not hard at all.
Kiboolt not really because a lot of people didn't grew up learning English, but there are few places where people speaks English and also it's best to get a tour guide
yes. actally english is basic skill for any students though their ability are different
Blood sausages are the best🙏🏻 Korean and French ones make me feel like heaven
Thanks for sharing!
I'm definitely making bindaetteok this week!
The food looks delicious with a interesting story behind it.
Yeah! The Gwangjang markets most popular places. but there is not special for Korean, because if when you got a travel to other province in Korea. you can find some common thing of the kind of food is into traditional market from each province.
the world is in the middle of a pandemic but my tummy says let's go to korea and buy street food
I wish this was longer.
ya know, i've always wondered how a tiny octupus would taste.
I love Korean food, I love the market, I love the kimbap and pancakes the best.
Awesome place! All that street food, gotta try em all one day!
I went there 2 years ago. The food is delicious!
Good explanation!
Very very nice video Khubsurat bahut acchi Mashallah kya baat superhit video is a great way to play music o
Ive never seen such beautiful market ladies
waa i wish i can go to there
I went there a lot and the food there are really good
the guide is cute. i love her
The whole world needs more Korean food restaurants.
love the editing
I’m thinking South Korea will be my favorite country on my Christmas tour list
Bring me to Korea 💓😭
I want to taste everything in the market!
My lovely Korea
I'm korean and big fan of Gerard Butler :).
Please do one of these at Tsukiji Market in Tokyo!
Yes ladies!!!!
Beautiful, I like street food!!!!
three years ago, i went there a bit late in the afternoon and got lost in this labyrinth of food stalls ha ha ha.
Anyone remember the noodle lady from street food korea episode
Remind of my child hood in china, beautiful street foods
can all those vendors please come my country!
the raw beef is literally the best .. so delicious
Love it!!!!!!!!!
thats so cool
i wANT TO LIVE THERE. THE FOOD WAS SO GOOD.
If there is one place I'd go to thrive in Korean culture, this would definately be number one. Although I am curious about the raw beef dish. It isn't processed, nor is it pork so I assume it is incredibly safer to eat. I'd love to try it someday, but isn't there still a risk of getting food posioning from eating raw meat?
It's basically like steak tartare. It's a very sweet dish.
Oh, nice! Is there any properties in beef that makes it more edible raw than raw pork?
Is the mandu lady the one featured in Netflix's "Street Food"?
In my country there's Soonbae too xD it's called Morcilla lol
Omg that is heaven
"Again? Ok one more time"
Nice
So is this Market older than Tsukiji in Japan? Am I the only one hesitant with raw meat but loves eating sushi and sashimi?
The people at the beginning though😂😂😂
Man! I wish i can Live There! Wait....is it Smell?
MOOOOOOOOOOOOOORE!
I wonder if soondae tastes similar to black pudding?
I looooovvveee KIMBAP😋😋😋😋😋😋😋😋😋😋😋😋😋😋😋😋😋😋😋😋😋😋😋😋😋😋😋😋😋😋😋😋
I went there and got an allergic reaction and food poisoning the food still hella good thou
From my taste experience Korean food no . 1.....american food no. 2......chinese Sichuan food no.2 India no. 3 food........and I am so so thankful to china, they give us dumplings....so thankful to them.😍😍😍😍
No 호떡?!(Triggered)호떡 is a sweet bread with sweet stuff insise btw
Holy crap. she looks like my mom. and holy crap do I want to go to south Korea again
RUN,ESCAPE MY BROTHER ! 1:57
apart from the blood sausage, everything looks delicious
swan.s bird I see
When I went to Korea, i went to all those places with my grandma and my mom. I would always get the raw meat and live octopus
Feast my eyes? I dont want my eyes to be feasted
At 0:24 , it says that "you can find a wide variety of Korean Cuisine". Of course they meant that you can find dog and cat meats here. I can't understand why these Asians, especially Koreans, are so determined to eat dogs and cats...
Koreans hands down make the best savory food in Asia 🤷🏽♂️
Kimbap look delicious
At least I'm in korea~
now Im just hungry...
The netflix lady. 😀