Busan Night Market Tour: Bupyeong Kkangtong & Seomyeon Pork Soup Alley
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Busan, South Korea
Busan
1N (Tiempo de participación)
tren,Caminar (Medio de transporte)
Inglés (Idioma)
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Descripción del tour
Bupyeong Kkangtong was Korea's first night market. The name means can market, from the American tinned food traded here after the Korean War, and the food still has that improvised, post-war, make-something-from-anything character.
We start at half past seven, when the carts are all up. Busan eomuk - fish cake, which this city does better than anywhere in Korea - on skewers straight from the broth. Yubu jeongol, a hotpot of stuffed fried tofu pouches. Ssiat hotteok, tteokbokki, Korean fried chicken, and the kind of oddities that only appear at night.
Then we walk or take one short subway hop to Seomyeon, where an alley is dedicated to dwaeji gukbap - pork-bone rice soup with a milky broth, served with a plate of raw chives, shrimp paste and salted shrimp that you season yourself. It is Busan's single most characteristic dish, another refugee invention, and the alley never closes.
Your guide explains the war-era origins of the city's food, why Busan's dialect and appetite are both blunter than Seoul's, and how to season a gukbap properly.
Small group, maximum 8 guests.
We start at half past seven, when the carts are all up. Busan eomuk - fish cake, which this city does better than anywhere in Korea - on skewers straight from the broth. Yubu jeongol, a hotpot of stuffed fried tofu pouches. Ssiat hotteok, tteokbokki, Korean fried chicken, and the kind of oddities that only appear at night.
Then we walk or take one short subway hop to Seomyeon, where an alley is dedicated to dwaeji gukbap - pork-bone rice soup with a milky broth, served with a plate of raw chives, shrimp paste and salted shrimp that you season yourself. It is Busan's single most characteristic dish, another refugee invention, and the alley never closes.
Your guide explains the war-era origins of the city's food, why Busan's dialect and appetite are both blunter than Seoul's, and how to season a gukbap properly.
Small group, maximum 8 guests.
Meeting point:
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Bupyeong Kkangtong Night Market main entrance, Jung-gu, Busan
We meet at the main entrance to Bupyeong Kkangtong Market, about nine minutes' walk from exit 3 of Jagalchi station. Your guide will have a small sign with your name.
Itinerario detallado
Stop 1 - Bupyeong Kkangtong Market: Korea's first night market at full tilt, with your guide on its post-war origins and what the name actually means.
Stop 2 - Busan eomuk: Fish-cake skewers lifted straight out of the broth, with a paper cup of the stock - the city's most famous product.
Stop 3 - Yubu jeongol: A hotpot of fried tofu pouches stuffed with glass noodles, simmered at the table in a clear broth.
Stop 4 - Market stalls: Tteokbokki, Korean fried chicken and seed hotteok from the cart rows, plus whatever the season has put out.
Stop 5 - To Seomyeon: A short subway ride or walk across town, included in the price.
Stop 6 - Dwaeji gukbap: Pork-bone rice soup with a milky broth, seasoned at the table with chives, shrimp paste and salted shrimp. Busan's defining dish, and your guide will show you how to season it.
Stop 7 - Soju and suyuk: Sliced boiled pork with a glass of soju, or a soft drink, to finish - the way Busan closes a night.
Stop 2 - Busan eomuk: Fish-cake skewers lifted straight out of the broth, with a paper cup of the stock - the city's most famous product.
Stop 3 - Yubu jeongol: A hotpot of fried tofu pouches stuffed with glass noodles, simmered at the table in a clear broth.
Stop 4 - Market stalls: Tteokbokki, Korean fried chicken and seed hotteok from the cart rows, plus whatever the season has put out.
Stop 5 - To Seomyeon: A short subway ride or walk across town, included in the price.
Stop 6 - Dwaeji gukbap: Pork-bone rice soup with a milky broth, seasoned at the table with chives, shrimp paste and salted shrimp. Busan's defining dish, and your guide will show you how to season it.
Stop 7 - Soju and suyuk: Sliced boiled pork with a glass of soju, or a soft drink, to finish - the way Busan closes a night.
El precio del tour incluye
• Small-group English-speaking local food guide (maximum 8 guests)
• All food tastings listed in the itinerary
• One soju or soft drink
• One subway ride between the two districts
• All taxes and service fees
• All food tastings listed in the itinerary
• One soju or soft drink
• One subway ride between the two districts
• All taxes and service fees
El precio del tour no incluye
• Recogida y regreso al hotel
• Bebidas alcohólicas adicionales aparte de las incluidas
• Seguro de viaje personal
• Propina para el guía (no es habitual en Corea del Sur)
• Bebidas alcohólicas adicionales aparte de las incluidas
• Seguro de viaje personal
• Propina para el guía (no es habitual en Corea del Sur)
Política de cancelación y reembolso
Free cancellation up to 24 hours before the tour start time for a full refund. Cancellations within 24 hours are non-refundable. Bupyeong's alley is open-air and closes in heavy weather - if that happens we run an all-Seomyeon version and refund the difference, or refund you in full.
Otras notas
Runs daily at 18:30. The Bupyeong night market carts do not set up until about 19:30, so we start at the covered day-market end and move outward as they open.
Minimum age 19, Korea's legal drinking age, because of the soju stop. Soft drinks are served to younger guests on a private booking.
Busan takes direct typhoon hits between July and September; Bupyeong's open alley closes in heavy weather.
Cash is preferred at the carts; your guide handles payment on the tour.
Dietary needs: tell us at least 48 hours ahead. This route is pork and fish-cake centred; a pescatarian route is easy, a vegetarian one is difficult and we would steer you to the daytime tour.
Use Naver Maps rather than Google Maps in Korea - Google's walking directions do not work properly here.
About 1.5 km of walking plus one subway ride.
Minimum age 19, Korea's legal drinking age, because of the soju stop. Soft drinks are served to younger guests on a private booking.
Busan takes direct typhoon hits between July and September; Bupyeong's open alley closes in heavy weather.
Cash is preferred at the carts; your guide handles payment on the tour.
Dietary needs: tell us at least 48 hours ahead. This route is pork and fish-cake centred; a pescatarian route is easy, a vegetarian one is difficult and we would steer you to the daytime tour.
Use Naver Maps rather than Google Maps in Korea - Google's walking directions do not work properly here.
About 1.5 km of walking plus one subway ride.
Lista de precios detallada
| Tipo de viajero | Precio |
|---|---|
| Adultos | $69 |
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