We really enjoyed the tasting and the opportunity to see how traditional Korean alcohol is made. We loved how cozy our little group felt. Our guide Veronica made sure not only that we had a great dinner, but she also showed us around the neighbourhood and made great suggestions for things to do. We highly recommend this tour to any traveler who likes having a good time while also learning new things!
In English, we say ‘Pollack’ but in Korean, this Fish has many names: 생태 (Saengtae) – fresh pollack 동태 (Dongtae) – frozen pollack 북어 / 북태 (Bugeo / Buktae) – fully dried pollack 황태 (Hwangtae) – winter-dried pollack (freeze–thaw process) 코다리 (Kodari) – semi-dried pollack 노가리 (Nogari) – young pollack, lightly dried This linguistic precision […]
Gyeongdong Market is not an ordinary market. It is Korea’s largest hub for traditional medicine and dried goods, a place deeply connected to Seoul’s medical, commercial, and food history. More than a space of exchange, Gyeongdong is a territory of knowledge, practice, and transmission—where food and medicine naturally intersect. Located in Jegi-dong, in Seoul’s Dongdaemun-gu […]
