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Noryangjin Fisheries Wholesale Market
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Similar to Japan's Tsukiji Market. You can buy fresh seafood from the vendors downstairs, then take them to one of the restaurants on the second floor. They cook it the way you want (for a fee, of course). We tried sannakji, Korea's famous octopus sashimi. Not gonna lie, it tasted pretty good—once you get past all that squirming. Be ready to shell out some cash; getting enough for an entire meal here is gonna burn a hole in your pocket. There are also a bunch of shops where you can buy knives, dried seafood, Korean condiments, etc. Worth a trip.
13-6, Noryangjin 1-Dong, Dongzak-gu, Seoul, South Korea
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Brave the fishy aroma and wet floors of Noryangjin Fisheries Wholesale Market for fresh seafood! Navigate the area to find sea creatures of all kinds, shapes, sizes; then, bargain your way to get a hold of cheaper prices. Once you’re happy with your haul, head to one of the restaurants at the second floor to have it prepared the way you like! The market is open 24 hours, but pop in at around 3:00AM for exciting fish auctions!
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