In a city so modern like Seoul, it’s a nice change to have some elements of tradition blended in – almost like organised chaos. As you explore the streets of the city, you will encounter modern architecture in one corner and old sartorial buildings in the next
Nestled right in the middle of the bustling city that is Seoul, Namdaemun Market is just a short walk away from the Myeong-dong shopping district. More specifically, it is located between City Hall and Seoul Station
One thing you have to know about Korean-Chinese food is that it is very different from Chinese food that the rest of the world is used to. Korean-Chinese food has a relatively limited set of items, primarily made up of jjajangmyeon, jjampong and tangsuyuk
If you ever Googled “what to eat in Myeong-dong” before, then you would notice that Myeong-dong Kyoja is probably one of the top results. They have two shops along Myeong-dong 10-gil which are both always crowded. And while it may look like simple noodle soup, let me assure you that the hype is so worth it
