Bite Voyage: Travel, Food & Vibes

Beginner’s Guide to Korean Street Market Snacks If it’s your first time visiting Korea, the vibrant sounds and smells of a local street market can be both exciting and overwhelming.  From sizzling skewers to sweet pastries, Korea’s market food culture is built for exploration — and this guide is your ticket to tasting it all, confidently and deliciously. 🛒 What Are Korean Street Markets Like? Most traditional Korean markets are a mix of food stalls, produce vendors, household goods, and clothing — but the street food zones are the true highlights. Whether it’s Myeongdong , Gwangjang , or Namdaemun , each market has its own flavor and must-try specialties. Don't worry if you don't speak Korean. Many vendors use photo menus, prices are clearly marked, and pointing works wonders. Plus, the kindness of Korean ajummas (aunties) is part of the experience! 🍢 7 Beginner-Friendly Korean Snacks to Start With 1. Tteokbokki (Spicy Rice Cakes) A chewy, spicy classic....

10 Must-Try Korean Street Foods in Seoul Night Markets Seoul’s night markets aren’t just food destinations — they’re cultural playgrounds where sizzling griddles, smoky skewers, and sweet aromas pull in visitors from all over the world.  Whether you’re walking down the bright alleys of Myeongdong or exploring the hidden stalls of Dongdaemun Night Market , here’s your ultimate guide to 10 of the most iconic and delicious Korean street foods you must try. 1. Tteokbokki (Spicy Rice Cakes) The undisputed queen of Korean street snacks. Chewy rice cakes swimming in a fiery red gochujang sauce — sweet, spicy, and addictive. Pair it with fish cakes (eomuk) for the full experience. Tteokbokki (Spicy Rice Cakes) 2. Hotteok (Sweet Syrup-Filled Pancakes) A winter favorite, hotteok is a golden, crispy pancake stuffed with brown sugar, cinnamon, and crushed peanuts. Fresh off the griddle, it's gooey and comforting with every bite. Hotteok (Sweet Syrup-Filled Pancakes) 3. Eomuk (...