Friday, September 2, 2016

Korean Noodle, Guksu, Ramyon, Naegmyeon


Korean Noodle, Guksu







Traditionally, this noodle soup is enjoyed by Koreans on special occasions, and so its name "Janchi Guksu" or "Feast Noodles" in English. The noodle soup is like chicken soup for Koreans on cold or rainy days. We make our janchi guksu even more special by topping it off with fish cakes.

Korean noodles are noodles or noodle dishes in Korean cuisine, and are collectively referred to as "guksu" in native Korean or "myeon" (cf. mien) in Sino-Korean vocabulary. Preparations with noodles are relatively simple and dates back to around BCE 6000 to BCE 5000 in Asia. In Korea, traditional noodle dishes are onmyeon, called guksu jangguk (noodles with a hot clear broth), naengmyeon (cold buckwheat noodles), bibim guksu (cold noodle dish mixed with vegetables), kalguksu (knife-cut noodles), kongguksu (noodles with a cold soybean broth) among others. In royal court, baekmyeon (literally "white noodles") consisting of buckwheat noodles and pheasant broth, was regarded as the top quality noodle dish. Naengmyeon, with a cold soup mixed with dongchimi (watery radish kimchi) and beef brisk broth, was eaten in court during summer.







Ramyun, Instant noodles are a precooked and usually dried noodle block, sold with flavoring powder and/or seasoning oil. The flavoring is usually in a separate packet, although in the case of cup noodles the flavoring is often loose in the cup. Some instant noodle products are seal packed; these can be reheated or eaten straight from the packet. Dried noodle blocks are cooked or soaked in boiling water before eating.

The main ingredients used in dried noodles are wheat flour, palm oil, and salt. Common ingredients in the flavoring powder are salt, monosodium glutamate, seasoning, and sugar. The dried noodle block was originally created by flash frying cooked noodles, and this is still the main method used in Asian countries, though air-dried noodle blocks are favoured in Western countries.

Instant noodles were invented by Momofuku Ando (born Go Pek-Hok) of Nissin Foods in Japan. They were launched in 1958 under the brand name Chikin Ramen. In 1971, Nissin introduced Cup Noodles, a dried noodle block in a polystyrene cup. Instant noodles are marketed worldwide under many brand names.

Ramen, a Japanese noodle soup, is sometimes used as a descriptor for instant noodle flavors by some Japanese instant noodle manufacturers (as Indomie use Mie goreng as a descriptor for their Mi goreng range). It has become synonymous in America for all instant noodle products.

In South Korea, instant noodles were first produced by Samyang Food in 1963 under technical assistance from Myojo Foods Co., Japan which provided manufacturing equipment. Its quick and easy preparation and cheap price made it quickly popular. In South Korea, instant noodles are more common than non-instant noodles; the word ramyeon (Korean: 라면), generally means the instant kind. Most South Korean food stalls make instant ramyeon and add toppings for their customers.

Ramyeon is typically spicy. Shin Ramyun (신[辛], literally "spicy") is the best-selling brand in South Korea. It has also become popular in China and the United States. The leading manufacturer of ramyeon in South Korea is the Nong Shim ([農心], literally "Farmer Heart") company, which exports many of its products overseas.

In 2004, over 600,000 boxes of Shin brand Ramyeon were sent to North Korea as part of the aid relief program when Ryongchŏn train station exploded, injuring many North Korean civilians. However, insider sources state that most of it was sold in North Korean black markets, making its way to Pyongyang, instead of distributed as aid. North Korean visitors to China also frequently purchase South Korean ramyeon from Chinese stores, where Shin Ramyeon is known as "Korean Tangmi Ramyeon".

Indigenous production of Ramyeon in North Korea began in 2000. The first Ramyeon brand was "kkoburang guksu", which literally means curly noodles in Korean. Later, a joint venture by North Korean and Hong Kong-based companies began producing "jŭksŏk guksu" (Korean: 즉석 국수), which literally means "instant noodles". Ramyŏn are popular among North Korean elites who live in Pyongyang and Nampo. In contrast to hot and spicy South Korean Ramyeon, North Korean Ramyŏn has a much milder and brothier flavor.







Naengmyeon (Korean: 랭면 (North Korea), 냉면 (South Korea), also known as raengmyeon (in North Korea), naeng-myeon, naengmyun, or naeng-myun, meaning "cold noodles") is a Korean noodle dish of long and thin handmade noodles made from the flour and starch of various ingredients, including buckwheat (메밀, memil), potatoes, sweet potatoes, 칡냉면[clarification needed], arrowroot starch (darker color and chewier than buckwheat noodles), and kudzu (칡, chik). Other varieties of naengmyeon are made from ingredients such as seaweed and green tea.

According to the 19th-century documents of Dongguksesigi (동국세시기, 東國歲時記), naengmyeon have been made since the Joseon Dynasty. Originally a delicacy in northern Korea, especially in the cities of Pyongyang (평양) and Hamhung (함흥) in North Korea, naengmyeon became widely popular throughout Korea after the Korean War.
Naengmyeon is served in a large stainless-steel bowl with a tangy iced broth, julienned cucumbers, slices of Korean pear, thin, wide strips of lightly pickled radish, and either a boiled egg or slices of cold boiled beef or both. Spicy mustard sauce (or mustard oil) and vinegar are often added before consumption. Traditionally, the long noodles would be eaten without cutting, as they symbolized longevity of life and good health, but servers at restaurants usually ask if the noodles should be cut prior to eating, and use scissors to cut the noodles.

The two main varieties of naengmyeon are mul naengmyeon (물 냉면) and bibim naengmyeon (비빔 냉면). The former is served as a cold soup with the noodles contained in broth made from beef, chicken or dongchimi. The latter is served with a spicy dressing made primarily from gochujang (red chili paste) and eaten all mixed. In the case of bibim naengmyeon, a bowl of the soup broth used in mul naengmyeon or plain broth from the boiled noodles itself are often served on the side, albeit hot instead of cold in temperature.
Mul naengmyeon originates from Pyongyang. Pyŏngyang naengmyŏn is mainly made from buckwheat and the broth of beef or pheasant. It also uses dongchimi broth or a mixture of it, while adding the sliced pieces of the radish to the dish. Vinegar, mustard oil (provided on request at most restaurants), and sugar is added according to taste before eating. South Koreans do not add sugar and use beef broth exclusively.
A version of bibim naengmyeon originates from Hamhung, the hoe naengmyeon (회 냉면). Hoe naengmyeon is bibim naengmyeon with additional marinated raw fish (hoe), usually skate. It is eaten with the spicy gochujang dressing and other ingredients all mixed. Vinegar, sugar, and sometimes sesame oil is added according to taste. The noodles of Hamhung naengmyeon are usually made from potato or sweet potato starch, so the noodles are very chewy in texture compared to those of Pyongyang naengmyeon.
Another variety of naengmyeon is yeolmu naengmyeon (열무 냉면) which is served with yeolmu kimchi.
Morioka reimen (盛岡冷麺) is derived from naengmyeon which was introduced by Korean immigrants, part of Japanese regional cuisine in Tohoku region.
Instant naengmyeon noodles are available, with the soup broth prepackaged with the noodles. A clear plastic package of mustard oil is often supplied.

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Sunday, August 21, 2016

Korean chicken foods

Korean Chicken foods











Samgyetang (Korean pronunciation: [sʰamɡjetʰaŋ]) means ginseng (kor. insam) - chicken (kor. gye) - soup (kor. tang). It consists primarily of a whole young chicken (poussin) - filled with garlic and rice -, scallion and spices, among them jujube and Korean ginseng. Samgyetang is a warm soup for hot summer days. It is especially popular to eat this chicken soup on sambok (삼복) days, which are three distinct days of the lunar calendar — Chobok (초복), Jungbok (중복), and Malbok (말복) - which are commonly among the hottest summer and most sultry days in Korea. It is believed to eat the soup threetimes in this period is good for your health. Some specialty restaurants in South Korea serve nothing but samgyetang, having gained local popularity through their special recipes for the dish, which are often kept as secrets. The dish is sometimes accompanied by a small complimentary bottle of insamju (ginseng wine) in certain restaurants. In Cantonese, it is translated as yan sum gai tong. In Chinese culture, similar to Korean culture, this soup is believed to prevent illness. The one main difference is that in Chinese culture, ginseng is not consumed when one is sick because the ginseng is believed to trap the sickness within the person.

Dak galbi, also romanized dalk galbi, is a popular Korean dish generally made by stir-frying marinated diced chicken in a gochujang (chili pepper paste) based sauce, and sliced cabbage, sweet potato, scallions, onions, perilla leaves, and tteok (rice cake) together on a hot plate. It is a local specialty food for the city of Chuncheon, Gangwon Province, where dak galbi originates. Because of its origin, the dish is also called Chunchŏn dak galbi. It is said that dak galbi appeared after the late 1960s as an inexpensive anju (food that is eaten while drinking) in small taverns, on the outskirts of the city to replace the comparatively expensive gui dishes which are grilled over charcoal. The dish has spread to Chunchŏn's main districts, where the livestock industry thrives and offers fresh ingredients with no need for refrigeration. There is a street known as dak galbi golmok (dak galbi alley) which has a high concentration of dak galbi restaurants. Due to the city's northern location, it is a common destination for conscripted soldiers on leave. It is also a popular dish for university students who are on a low budget, as dak galbi is relatively cheap and served in abundance. It earned the nickname "commoners' galbi" or "university student's galbi" back in the 1970s. Despite the fact that its name means chicken ribs, there is no rib meat in dak galbi. The city of Chunchŏn has held an annual autumn festival dedicated to dak galbi since 2005.

Korean fried chicken or seasoned chicken (Korean: 양념 치킨; yangnyeom chicken) is a fried chicken dish prepared in a Korean style. It is consumed as a meal, fast food at bars, or as an after meal snack in Korea. There are competing claims for the origin of Korean fried chicken by 2 restaurant chains, Pelicana Chicken and Mexicana Chicken. Although Pelicana Chicken's Yangnyeom Tongdak was released before Mexicana Chicken, both are considered as originating the dish by South Koreans.[citation needed] Both use Gochujang and Strawberry Jam as the seasoning. Korean fried chicken differs from typical American fried chicken by being fried twice. This results in the skin being crunchier and less greasy. Furthermore, Korean-style chicken is not characterized by the crags and crusty nubs associated with American fried chicken as described by Julia Moskin of The New York Times as a "thin, crackly and almost transparent". The chickens are usually seasoned with spices, sugar, and salt, prior to and after being fried. Korean fried chicken restaurants commonly use small- or medium-sized chicken, in other words, younger chickens resulting in more tender meat. Afterwards, the chicken is usually hand painted with a brush, to evenly coat the chicken with a thin layer of sauce. Pickled radishes, beer, and soju are often served with Korean fried chicken. http://mikesohn.blogspot.kr/






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Tuesday, April 5, 2016

Jeju Island Duty free shop & Casino



1- The Shilla Duty Free Shop 

The Shilla Duty Free Shop in Jeju is characterized by leisurely and gorgeous atmosphere, providing a comfortable space of rest for shoppers. Located on the first floor are various international luxury brands and the second floor houses stores selling cosmetics, bags, sunglasses, clothing, electronics and Korean souvenirs. Customers can easily browse a great range of brand shops, and it is the only place in Jeju Island that has Louis Vuitton, Hermes, and Tiffany boutiques. 

69, Noyeon-ro, Jeju-si, Jeju-do, 1330 Travel Hotline: +82-2-1330 (Korean, English, Japanese, Chinese) , 10:00-19:30



2- Lotte Duty Free Shop

The Lotte Duty Free Shop which was once at the Lotte Hotel in Seogwipo has moved to the Lotte City Hotel and has had its opening ceremony last Friday. The total scale of the duty free shop including the 1st, 2nd and 3rd floors reaches a total of 6,600 square meters which is 2.5 the times the size of the original one in Seogwipo. 270 brands represented 114 new brands have been selected with a target on meeting the preferences of Chinese tourists especially with items including watches, jewelry and cosmetics. Now a total of 270 brands are available for purchase at the shop. Exclusive area for Jeju specialties. The shop has also deployed an exclusive area of 2000 square meters dedicated to display 100+ brands of special products of Jeju. On the third floor items including green tea, naturally dyed fabrics and cosmetics are available. Approximately 26 types of special products are on offer. 

1~3th Fl. LOTTE DUTY FREE JEJU store 83, Doryeong-ro, Jeju-si, Jeju-do, 690-818, KOREA, 82-1688-3020, 10:00 ~ 19:30




Casinos in Jeju Island. 

1 - KAL Hotel Casino 

The Jeju Kal Hotel Casino in South Korea is situated in Yido-1-Dong, which is one of the 16 neighborhoods Jeju city is divided into. The casino offers 24 hour a day entertainment with 50 slots and video poker machines and 20 table games. There are several restaurants on the premises as well as a richly appointed lobby bar. 
All of the the 282 well-appointed rooms and suites at the luxury hotel have individual climate controls. The decor features soft and cozy tones and each bed is outfitted with duck down blankets and soft pillows. Views of the city are great from this 18 floor venue featuring amenities such as an ozone treated indoor pool, fitness center, aerobics classes and a host of other amenities.
+82 64 720 9999, Open 24/7, 1691-9 Yido 1-dong, Jeju, South Korea




2- Oriental Hotel Casino

The Jeju Oriental Hotel Casino in Jeju City, Jeju Island, South Korea has been serving and entertaining guests since 1988. The property features three restaurants, a bakery, lounge, casino, and hotel with over 300 rooms, a sauna facility and a bowling alley.
Having withstood the test of time, Jeju Oriental Hotel Casino caters mostly to Japanese and Chinese visitors but you are likely to see people from other areas as well. The casino is only open to foreign visitors and you must show a valid international passport to gain entry.
Open 2pm-2am daily. +82 64 752 8222, 1197 Samdo 2 Dong, Jeju, South Korea


3 - Sun Hotel & Casino

Jeju Sun Hotel & Casino is located in Jeju City on the island of Jeju-Do in South Korea. The casino offers players several Las Vegas style table games including baccarat, blackjack, and roulette along with Asian specialty games such as Sic Bo and state-of-the-art slots and other electonic gaming machines. The property originally opened in September 1990 as THE Hotel & Las Vegas Casino. Bloomberry, owners and operators of Solaire Casino Resort in the Philippines purchased the property and opened under new branding in September 2015. 
The hotel provides nice accommodations and features several excellent dining establishments as well as lobby lounge and a bakery. Cuisine choices include Korean, Japanese, and Chinese. There are over 200 guest rooms and suites, a sauna and pool, plus as a small business center and banquet facilities.
With a stay here you will be in the heart of the city and five to ten minutes from the airport via taxi or shuttle. Endless shopping and dining opportunities are nearby as are cultural diversions such as the Folklore and Natural History Museum and the Jeju Education Museum.
291 30 Yeon-Dong, Jeju, South Korea, +82 64-741-8000


4- Paradise Casino Jeju Grand

Jeju is a beautiful city on a tropical Korean island that is fast gaining a reputation as an international destination. One look at the beautiful blue Pacific Ocean and the stunning world-class resort accommodations tells the story of why, and then you have the legendary Korean hospitality which makes Jeju a true jewel of the China Sea.
The Paradise Casino Jeju Grand is located in the 5-star Jeju Grand Hotel near the ocean and in the center of the vibrant city just five minutes from the airport. The casino is appointed as opulently as the luxurious accommodations and offers foreign visitors a true Las Vegas style experience complete with fine dining and entertainment.
Paradise Casino Jeju Grand is the largest casino in the region and is open 24 hours a day. 82 64 740 7000, 263-15 Yon-dong, Jeju, south korea


5- The Shilla Jeju Hotel & Casino

The Shilla Jeju Hotel & Casino is a 5-Star property located in Seogwipo-si, on the tropical island of Jeju in South Korea. The property features an upscale hotel with 429 smoke-free guestrooms and suites, several upscale restaurants and lounges. Extensive health fitness amenities are provided including an indoor to outdoor pool, luxury sauna and spa, and a complete fitness center with 3 outdoor jogging courses.
Outdoor accommodations complete with lobster dinners are provided at the "Glamping" (glamour camping) Cabana Village. Several amenities for children are on the property not the least of which is a Gymboree center for musical development. There are also sports activities and a Kid's Island with activities designed to sharpen children's senses and confidence. 
The casino itself is rather small by western standards at under 10,000 square feet but includes baccarat, blackjack, and roulette games as well as a few slot machines. The casino is located on the 6th floor and is for the exclusive use of foreign guests. The casino is open 24/7 every day of the year.
3039-3 Saektal-dong, Jeju, South Korea, +82 64 738 882 2



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  奢华的内饰装饰,舒适的休息室,尊贵的VIP包厢为顾客提供彰显身份的专属环境,精通英语,日语,中文的工作人员以最专业的态度24小时为各方来宾提供高品质的贴心服务。在这里,游客将深切的体会菠菜的巨大魅力。维加斯娱乐城配有最先进的安全系统,顾客无需担心在享受休闲时‘受打扰’的问题,高端的反作弊系统也为顾客保证了游戏的公平,公正及透明。幸运将在尊贵的顾客踏进维加斯娱乐城的第一步起就忠实的伴随左右。



5 KAL 酒店

  济州岛卡尔酒店坐落在济州岛市区,距离济州国际机场约15分钟车程,位置优越,交通便捷。该酒店作为济州岛最高建筑物,拥有国际水准的各式客房和友好的服务,是商旅客人的理想选择。济州岛卡尔酒店客房设计高雅独特,设施齐全,令客人享受到无与伦比的奢华与高雅,完全满足现代商旅客人的各种需求。济州岛卡尔酒店设有宴会厅,酒吧,桑拿浴室,免税店,健身房,室内游泳池,健身中心,娱乐城等设施,酒店向远道而来的旅客热情的提供高品质的服务,让所有客人能够尽情的响声舒适的旅程。充满拉斯维加斯风情的济州卡尔娱乐城位于卡尔酒店内,试一试专为国外游客量身定做的大型娱乐城。娱乐城拥有岛内最大规模的游戏设备,游戏项目种类繁多。丰富的娱乐节目和高品质的服务将为各位莅临的顾客带来更多幸运与奇迹。


6 RAMADA酒店

  济州酒店以超豪华巨轮为主题外形,地理位置极其优越,交通便捷,距离国际机场河济州港仅5分钟车程,您还可以在一小时之内到达济州岛的任何区域。作为韩国国内最早的海滨酒店,济州酒店独有濒海海景房,静卧其中会给您一种原初的奇妙体验,   犹若悠然漂浮在海洋母亲的怀抱一般。酒店建有可同时容纳120多人的气派宴会厅,简约适宜的中小型讨论室,以及桑拿浴,健身中心,室内外游泳场,SPA等各种配套设施。 在山光水色中悠闲放松身心的同时,济州RAMADA酒店娱乐城还为顾客精心准备了多种游戏, 24小时不间断运营将在时间上为顾客的欢乐之旅保驾护航,各国朋友可以再此尽享其乐,全身心投入到欢乐与刺激中来。济州RAMADA酒店娱乐城必将为顾客奉上一段美好的独家记忆。



7 乐园(乐天酒店)

  乐园济州乐天娱乐城不仅身处风光秀美之处,还拥有济州岛上规模最大且游戏设施俱全的娱乐场,其位于济州岛内极具代表性的旅游胜地——中文园区内的乐天酒店内。在乐园济州乐天娱乐场内游客可以尽享多种桌面游戏,同时还为VIP顾客准备了私人包厢,此外还备有可以通过转播游戏诱发游客兴趣的超大型多功能屏幕。乐园济州乐天娱乐场每年通过举办20多次的活动为各位顾客提供多种乐趣与良机。其中包括设计大会,百家le大会,高尔夫球大会,晚会,海产品庆典等。乐园济州乐天娱乐城位于具有天才的自然风光的济州岛内,同时中文观光区内还为各位顾客提供多种秀美的自然景观和佳景,可谓是济州岛最佳的旅游胜地。



8 BELLUGA(新罗大酒店)

  济州新罗大酒店娱乐城所在的济州新罗大酒店是一家特级饭店,内设429间客房,6间餐厅及酒吧。7间宴会厅,并建有室内外游泳池,男女桑拿,健身房,保龄球馆,台球室,网球场,游戏广场,旅行社,汽车出租站,照相馆,纪念品商店,免税店等。传统西欧风格的娱乐城占地面积260坪,各种游戏应有尽有。娱乐城专为外国游客开设,娱乐城为各位顾客提供符合顾客个人喜好的高水平服务。游客可以在此独特的异域氛围中尽情享乐,并保留终生难忘的美好体验,抓住幸运良机。



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Monday, April 4, 2016

Markets on Jeju Island

1 - Jeju Minsok folk Five-day Marketplace 

Five-day marketplaces can be found in almost every city throughout Korea, and Jeju is no exception. Like the others throughout the country, Jeju’s Minsok (meaning Folklore) Five-day Marketplace is held every five days and is the largest market on the island. 

Carrying every item imaginable, the marketplace takes up approximately 40,000 square meters and is home to 1,004 stores. Unlike other markets, this marketplace has a designated area for grandmothers older than 65 to sell goods without being charged for rent. 

“The grandmothers are very affectionate,” says Hong In-pyo, Jeju Island's Merchant Chairman. “You can tell just by the sheer amount of “on-the-house” goods they heap unto their customers.”

As the name suggests, the five-day market is open every five days. Days open: 2nd, 7th, 12th, 17th, 22nd, 27th days of every month. 

This market usually opens in the early morning and closes at about 07:00 p.m
You can find lots of restaurants that offer various Korean food like Sundae (a sausage made of beef and bean curd stuffed in pig intestine), Teokbokii (a seasoned bar rice cake), boiled rice served in soup and so on.
This market is one of the biggest markets out of Korea's traditional ones.
Especially, local crops like garlic, onion and fruits are sold right after their harvesting.

Jeju, Jeju-si, Dodu-1-dong, 1204-1 ; +82 64 743 5986




2 - Dongmun Market

Founded during the late 1970s, the Dongmun Market is the biggest fish market on Jeju. Located close to the airport and the main transportation hub of Jeju city, the market is known to be the heart of commerce of the island and is a great place to swing by for last-minute purchases before leaving the island. The majority of the seafood for sale are “Dang-il bari”, or goods that have been caught that day, ensuring their freshness in quality. 

You can visit this market everyday contrary to the five day markets. This place is famous for seafood such as octopus, mackerel, cuttlefish, hairtail and so on. You can buy fresh seafood here because the merchants catch and sell their fish right after. Also, there are Jeju’s trademark fruits like Cheonhyehyang, Hallabong, orange, mandarine etc. Chunhyehyang means its scent lasts at 1000m away. It is like a big mandarine. Hallabong is a high class of mandarine. Last but not least, you can enjoy spending your pocket money on sweets like Bingtteok, Omegitteok (Teok means Korean rice cake.) Omegitteok is a rice cake which looks like a small ball. It is surrounded with red beans and stuffed with bean-jam. Bingtteok is also a rice cake which made of buckwheat. It is like a pancakes with white radish.

The best part about the Dongmun Fish Market is that customers can choose what they want to eat. By purchasing a fish among the 107 stores in the market, one can carry the fish over to a “Customer Customized” restaurant (고객맞춤음식점) close by and ask for it to be sliced up into fresh hoe.

The restaurant charges the customer a small fee for the gutting and scaling of the fish and serves up free side dishes. Hanchi, also known as mitra squid, is one of the most popular items on the menu from June to October. 

Jeju, Jeju-si, Leedo-1-dong, 1349 ; + 82 64 752 8959



Seogwipo Maeil Olle Market 


The best market on the island, Seogwipo Olle Market was established in 1960 and features more than 200 shops that sell everything from freshly caught fish to casual apparel. 

The market is almost predominantly frequented by island locals and is a welcome respite from the tourist scene. Haggling may invite some good-natured complaints from the vendors, but at the very least they’ll add in more than what you thought you were paying for. 

In an effort to make it more visitor-friendly, the government introduced an artificial stream that runs down the middle of the path, and also roofed the entire market in anticipation of the many rainy days. 

The best part of The market is connected to Route 6 of Jeju Olle Course, a beautiful hiking route that encompasses both coastal and downtown areas. Saunter down after a scenic hike for some delicious local snacks. 

Jeju, Seogwipo-si, Seogwi-dong, 277-1,  +82 64 762 1949


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济州岛市场

1. 济州东门传统市场


1945年以后,济州东门市场正式形成,是未来济州商圈的中心地。东门市场保留著传统市集的特点,与大型超市相比,商品种类繁多,价格低廉,且能少量购买。济州特产当地黑猪肉和橘子都可以在这里买到。
济州东门常设市场是1945年解放以后形成的济州商业的根据地,它完好地展现了济州岛居民的生活面貌,是一个历史悠久的传统市场。这里比大型超市商品种类繁多,价格也相对便宜。济州岛大部分饭店经营者都会从这儿购买新鲜的海鲜、水果、蔬菜等。由于距离机场较近,经常有游客结束旅行时顺便来这里就餐或购买纪念品。主要商品有刀鱼、马头鱼、雀鲷、黑猪、汉拿峰丑橘、蕨菜等等。
距离济州机场20分钟以内、海港客运站10分钟以内,市内巴士开到东门市场前停车。济州特别自治道济州市二徒1洞1329-6 , +82-64-752-3001, 周一-周五9:00-18:00,周六9:00-12:00,周日休息。 



2. 西归浦 每日偶来市场


位于西归浦的"每日偶来市场"临近天地渊瀑布、正房瀑布等著名的济州景点,处于偶来路第6路线中。偶来市场的环境与一般喧闹的市场不一样,有着翠绿的观赏植物、淙淙的流水和舒适的木质长椅。 市场入口处照片区的"海女木雕"是用来自非洲的能给人带来好运的木头雕制而成,市场上空还有韩国著名的画家李仲燮的代表作《牛》的雕像,一头头充满着野性的力量。市场每天开放,有500多家商铺,农产品、海产品、各式小菜、水果、生活用品、纪念品等应有尽有,而且还带有拱廊,炎夏寒冬都适合前往。
西归浦每日偶来(Olle)市场是济州道西归浦最大的市场,是1960年代初期自然形成的传统市场,为西归浦地区的经济发展奠定了基石。农产品、海产品、畜产品等多种多样的商品不仅受到济州道民的青睐,还受到了来济州旅游的游客们的喜爱。这里有长620米的开闭型拱形通道,不仅可以呼吸到新鲜的空气,下雨时也不用担心被雨淋到,可以放心的购物。
在济州国际机场乘坐600路机场大巴,到“新庆南观光酒店”下车后步行10分钟。济州特别自治道西归浦市西归洞271-38, +82-64-762-2925, 夏季7:00-21:00,冬季7:00-20:00



3. 济州市民俗五日市场

济州民俗五日市场就靠近新济州市莲洞商圈,坐37路等公交车可以直达五日市场站,几站路就到了。这边和东门市场、西归浦偶来每日市场一样都是贩卖蔬菜水果海鲜肉类等农产品的农贸市场,还能买到花草、宠物、家具、服装、床上用品等等,相当于一个农贸+小商品综合市场,所以比东门市场规模更大。来这边闲逛、吃小吃可以体验到韩国当地最普通民众的生活。济州市民俗五日市场每月2、7、12、22、27号开市(也就是每逢2/7结尾的日子开市),据说是韩国规模最大、最最活跃的市场。如果你正好住在济州市区,强烈推荐来在合理吃吃逛逛。是济州岛民间隔5日举行一次的传统市场。市场里东西玲琅满目,吃的,用的,穿 的,玩的,包括宠物,盆栽等应有尽有,而且5日市场里的东西普遍价位都比超市还要便宜。本月12日和22日5日市场还会举行千元大甩卖活动和传统文化公 演。千元大甩卖活动是以秋季盛产的白菜,萝卜,葱,青花鱼等多种多样的商品构成,凭借卖主的口才和价格的优势进行销售的。同时还会给参加的客人免费赠送济 州岛橘子巧克力。 传统文化公演会为大家展示民谣,伽倻琴和舞蹈等各种丰富的表演。济州市道头1洞1204-1号, (82-64)7435985, 一般上午10点~下午7点




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pasar tradisional - Pulau Jeju - Korea Selatan

1. pasar tradisional  seogwipo maeil olle 



Pasar terbaik di pulau itu, Seogwipo Olle, pasar tersebut didirikan pada 1960 dan memiliki lebih dari 200 toko yang menjual segala sesuatu dari ikan yang baru ditangkap sampai pakaian kasual.

Pengunjung hampir sebagian besar adalah penduduk setempat pulau dan pasar ini juga cocok untuk dijadikan kunjungan wisata. Tawar-menawar kadang dapat mengundang perdebatan yang cukup seru dengan pedagang lokal, tapi setidaknya mereka akan menambahkan lebih dari apa yang akan Anda bayar.

Dalam upaya untuk membuatnya lebih ramah pengunjung, pemerintah memperkenalkan aliran buatan yang berjalan di tengah jalan, dan juga dibangun atap di seluruh pasar untuk antisipasi saat turun hujan.

Bagian yang terbaik? Pasar terhubung ke Route 6 dari Jeju Olle Course, rute mendaki yang indah yang mencakup wilayah dari pesisir sampai pusat kota. Berjalan-jalan turun ke pasar setelah anda mendaki untuk beberapa makanan ringan lokal yang lezat akan menjadi pengalaman yang menyenangkan.


Pasar ini berada di jalan utama di Pulau Jeju yaitu di jalan Olle. Jalan Olle merupakan kawasan bisnis yang bagus untuk pasar tradisional ini. Pada tahun 1965 pasar Maeil Olle  dibuka setiap 5 hari sekali, lalu diubah menjadi pasar regular dengan nama Seogwipo Maeil Olle Market. Cepatnya pertumbuhan pasar di jalan Olle ini membuat jalan ini ramai oelh wisatawan asing.

 

•    Barang yang wajib dibeli:

Omaegitteok (kue beras kenyal berwarna hijau, diisi dengan pasta kacang merah, dan kemudian ditutup dengan kacang merah tumbuk), jeruk mandarin, makanan laut segar .

•    Tempat menarik disekitar pasar:

Galeri Lee Joong Seop, Cheonjiyeon Falls, Oedolgae Rock, Muara Soesokkak.

•    Transportasi:

Naik bus limusin # 600 dari Bandara Internasional Jeju → Turun di halte bus Seogwipo New Gyeongnam Hotel  waktu perjalanan: 1 jam 20 menit) dan berjalan 10 menit.




2. pasar tradisional  dongmun



Didirikan pada akhir 1970an, pasar Dongmun adalah pasar ikan terbesar di Jeju.Terletak dekat dengan bandara dan pusat transportasi utama kota Jeju, pasar ini dikenal sebagai jantung perdagangan pulau dan merupakan tempat yang tepat untuk mampir pada menit-menit terakhir pembelian sebelum meninggalkan pulau itu. Sebagian besar makanan laut untuk dijual adalah “Dang-il bari” (당일 바리), atau barang yang telah tertangkap pada hari itu, untuk memastikan kesegaran dalam kualitas dagangan. Pasar ini terletak di 20, Gwandeok-ro 14-gil, Jeju-si, Jeju-do .


Dalam episode kali ini, saya akan mengajak kalian menyusuri salah satu lokasi belanja murah di Jeju yaitu di pasar tradisional Dongmun yang menjual khusus hasil laut dan juga pertanian. Walaupun boleh dibilang pasar ikan, tapi sangat bersih dan tidak berbau. Penjualnya pun ramah-ramah.


Kalau kalian tidak ikut tur, kalian bisa menuju kesini dengan 3 metode yaitu:


Naik bus biasa No. 1, 2, 3, 5, 6, 7, or 17

Naik Express City Bus No. 10, 28, 36, 37, 87, 92, 100, or 500

turun di Dongmun Traditional Market Bus Stop (sekitar 20-min dari Jeju International Airport).

Naik taxi (cara paling mudah karena tinggal bilang nama lokasinya saja)

Menurut data dari KTO, ada sekitar 300 pedagang disini yang mengisi area seluas 17,299㎡. Kalian bisa menemui aneka macam ikan seperti ikan makarel, gurita (besar dan kecil), abalone, barakuda. Kemudian mereka juga menjual aneka buah-buahan termasuk jeruk Jeju yang terkenal itu berikut makanan olahan berbahan jeruk yang bisa dijadikan oleh-oleh. Saya sukses memborong beberapa cokelat yang berbahan jeruk, dan juga kaktus (yang begitu sampe hotel akhirnya berakhir masuk perut). Cari bumbu-bumbu khas Korea juga bisa disini dan juga ada aneka makanan seperti tteokpokki dan sundae, dan babi hitam jeju.




Berhubung hujan lumayan deras, jadi beberapa lapak sudah tutup sebelum waktunya dan saya hanya bisa ngiler liat aneka makanan yang berbahan ikan segar, dengan harga yang ngga bikin kantong bolong. Oyah, untuk penggemar fotografi, pasar ini fotogenik sekali loh tapi tetap minta ijin ya kalau mau berfoto dengan orang disana atau mengambil foto dagangan mereka. Perhatikan apakah ada larangan khusus yang dipasang oleh si pedagang.


Keliling dulu sebelum beli oleh-oleh dan bandingkan harganya dan di pasar ini boleh menawar tapi jangan afgan kalau gak mau diteriakin ama penjualnya.

bawalah payung sebelum hujan

kalau doyan sashimi, bisa beli disini. Tinggal celupin ke gojuchang dan siap disantap.




3.  pasar tradisional  Jeju five-day 


Pasar lima hari dapat ditemukan di hampir setiap kota di seluruh Korea, dan Jeju tidak terkecuali. Seperti yang lain di seluruh negeri, Jeju Minsok (yang berarti Cerita Rakyat) pasar lima hari diselenggarakan setiap lima hari dan merupakan pasar terbesar di pulau itu. Membawa setiap item dibayangkan, pasar memiliki luas sekitar 40.000 meter persegi dan merupakan rumah bagi 1.004 toko. Tidak seperti pasar lain, pasar ini memiliki area  yang ditujukan untuk nenek tua yang berusia lebih dari 65 tahun untuk menjual barang tanpa dikenakan biaya sewa.


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