Korean street food 🥘

#eatlikealocal My trip to Seoul was unforgettable, especially when it came to Korean street food! Wandering through Myeongdong, the lively night market scene was a dream for food lovers. From crispy hotteok (sweet pancakes) to spicy tteokbokki (rice cakes), the variety of flavors is insane! Each dish costs anywhere from ₩1,000 to ₩5,000 (about $1-$4), making it affordable to try a little bit of everything. One of my favorites was the odeng (fish cake skewers) served with hot broth—perfect for a chilly evening. And the Korean fried chicken? Unreal! Sweet, spicy, and crispy, it’s nothing like what you get back home. After feasting, I took a walk to Namsan Tower, just a short trip away, to enjoy the night views of Seoul. Eating my way through the street stalls was honestly one of the best parts of my trip to Korea! 🍜🍢🌶️ #koreanstreetfood #myeongdongeats #tteokbokkilovers #foodadventure #seoulnightmarket #eatseoul