[2024 Busan Shopping Mall] Travel Guide for Jagalchi Market (Updated Oct)

Booked flights to Seoul from Trip.com. It was nice that trip sends notifications to update flight status and other relevant Information. Among the many places explored, we also went to Busan to see Gamcheon Village, the macchu picchu of Korea, and Jagalchi market, the largest fish market. We also visited the largest Palace, Gyeongbokgung in Seoul, Nami Island, Petite France and Garden of the morning calm. Good first trip to korea!

Going to Busan, in the Zhaziqi seafood market, I photographed the most satisfying and favorite photos, the lively market, the lively hawking, and the bustling world of fireworks noon, when it was super lively, when shooting Be careful not to leave the booth too close, very rude. The seafood here is very fresh, you can buy it in the vicinity

Jagalchi Seafood Market Busan 🦞🐟🐠🐚

#travellerswonderland You don't have to look far, when looking for the freshest seafood in busan korea. Just head down to the lively Jagalchi seafood market and you will be wowed by the number of stalls at this market. Both inside and outside of the market, are lined with different seafood stalls selling their freshest and nicest seafood products. You can even buy the seafood and have it cooked right away on the 2nd floor of the market where there are restaurants that will help you do so. Do expect to see lots of huge live abalone, clams, different types of shell fish, the unique sea pineapple, etc. Also, don't miss out on the top deck of the market where it is an observation deck. You see can see the sea port where fisherman's boats are locked and the pretty views of the open sea, right in front of the market. This place is worth a visit!

"Jagalchi Fish Market: Busan's Vibrant Seafood Hub"

#myhiddengems The Jagalchi Fish Market in Busan is South Korea's largest seafood market, renowned for its bustling atmosphere and wide array of fresh seafood. Located near the port, the market features various stalls selling everything from live fish and shellfish to dried seafood. Visitors can experience the vibrant market life and enjoy freshly prepared seafood dishes at the numerous food stalls and restaurants. The market offers a unique glimpse into Busan's maritime culture and is a must-visit for seafood enthusiasts and those wanting to experience local flavors.

Fresh Catch Heaven: Jagalchi Seafood Market

#koreatrip I dove into the sights, sounds, and flavors of Jagalchi Seafood Market and emerged hooked! This bustling marketplace in Busan is a seafood lover's paradise, offering an incredible array of fresh catches from the ocean. I sampled succulent raw skate, savory grilled clams, and sweetest-ever sea squirt, all while taking in the lively atmosphere. The vendors' enthusiasm and pride in their products were infectious, making the experience even more enjoyable. With its unbeatable freshness and variety, Jalgachi Seafood Market is a must-visit destination for any seafood enthusiast. Come hungry and be prepared for a culinary adventure!

Address - busan Ambiance/Facilities - seafood wholesale Highlights - seafood Avg. Price per Person - SGD60 to SGD 90 Rating - Getting There - train #seafood A must when visit busan to eat their seafood, like king crab etc.. is cheap and fresh. ordered fee items and they will bring you up to their restaurant to prepare with additional cost. but no matter what it's still cheap and good. we enjoy our meal when ever we go busan.

busan trip in spring🌊

#koreatrip busan is a peaceful and vibrant city compared to seoul, not too much traffic and people, everyone is chill and relaxed. I really like the sea and the foods there😊 Start from Haeundae beach, and visit the vibrant neighborhood known for its colorful murals and artistic charm. at the evening, end the day with a seafood feast at Jagalchi market, the largest seafood market in Korea! although I only stayed 2 days in busan but I'm sure I"ll back again 🐾🫧

Escape from Shanghai on the Weekend: Busan, the Underrated Perfect Backyard

Korea is also known as the backyard of Jiangsu, Zhejiang, and Shanghai, and now I've found the perfect choice for a weekend plus one day off: Busan! It's even more suitable for the working babies in Jiangsu, Zhejiang, and Shanghai. This severely underrated treasure of a small city is more beautiful and fun than Seoul, and has better food and shopping than Jeju Island, ah ah ah! Highly recommended: 1 Delicious: The spicy stir-fried octopus, pig's trotters, and other special delicacies are so delicious, especially the seafood! At the Jagalchi Seafood Market on the second floor, I had the super pretty and bouncy sashimi and king crab fried rice! So delicious that I will never forget it, ah ah ah! Outside the market, there is a very beautiful seascape with many seagulls. Good shopping: The Shinsegae Department Store is super big and super nice to stroll around! Even for someone like me who doesn't have high material desires, I feel that at least half a day is needed to shop properly! Personally, I think it's better than the several 'dong' in Seoul~ The big luxury brands are quite a bit cheaper after tax refund, and they have more styles than in China. The local brand clothing really has a sense of design, and the makeup is very good to buy, especially the lip glazes and lipsticks. I regretted not buying a few more after returning home.

In the Korean version of 'Santorini' with the beloved Little Prince

Built by the sea and next to the mountains, the colorful village is known as the Korean 'Santorini'. The most popular attraction is the statue of the Little Prince and the Little Fox. The Busan Marine Natural History Museum houses marine life from all around the world.

Long stretch of stores selling seafood for customers to pick. Post selection and payment for the selected seafood, customers can move up to level 2 segregated with seatings by different stores. The store shall assist with the cooking and of course it come with cost. Overall, the food freshness and experience is certainly worth making the trip👍

Jagachi Market (Awesome Seafood)

We took the train from Seoul to Busan and stayed 2 nights there. We visited Jagachi Market which is one of the popular and largest seafood market in Busan. we are super lucky to find a nice stall (ps see the stall number in one of the photos) who sold us king crabs and snow crabs at super reasonable price which we strongly recommend cause we are obviously not local as we cannot speak the language well. The store owner can speak simple English and we had seafood once a day there. 100% recommend to go to the stall, but feel free to look around.

Fun in Busan

Busan is the second largest city in South Korea and it is known for its beaches, seafood, colourful village and not to forget Train to Busan 😂. Famous attractions include Haeundae Beach, Jalgachi Market, Gamcheon Culture Village and the prettiest temple, Haedong Yongguangsa (last picture). Public transport in Busan is very easy to navigate, so don’t worry and just have fun! 🎉

South Korea Busan 2-day tour

Day1 Take the KTX from Seoul to Busan, you can take the earliest bus from 8:30 to 11:10 to reach Busan at noon; When visiting Taejongdae, you can buy a ticket to take the small train in the scenic spot. All the scenic spots stop, and you can go up and down all the time with the ticket. There are catering products and convenience stores at the station waiting for the small train. You can buy some food and drinks, or you can choose to go up and down on foot. ; Go back to the hotel to rest, go to Jagalchi Fish Market for dinner, the second floor is a traditional tatami restaurant, the fifth floor has a buffet, and there is a sky park on the roof; Back near the hotel, go to Guangfu Pedestrian Street and Nampodong for shopping. There are many snack shops, small shops and clothes that are easy to shop. Day 2 Departure to Gamcheon-dong Culture and Art Village, at the bus stop in front of Pusan National University Cancer Center, take bus 1-1 or 2 or 2-1 to Gamcheon Culture Village; it is recommended to buy a guide map at the entrance kiosk and follow the above route When shopping, you can stamp a souvenir stamp at the tourist information center at the door; KTX Busan - Seoul.