제주민속오일시장 — Attraction in Jeju

A lively market with some interesting finds and tasty food, a good way to spend an hour or two.

A ton of repetition, like most other markets in Asia. Prices are quite high for tourists, but some interesting things you won't find easily elsewhere (there's a stall in the middle to the left behind the produce sellers which sells some fermented syrup pastes made on Jeju island for a reasonable price).

Some of the produce can be found a bit cheaper than the main Jeju city market (ie delicious hallabong oranges for 6000 won/kg vs 7000).

Clothing was quite expensive, though we didn't try bargaining.

Interesting range of succulents and potted plants to look at, including a couple of bonsai stalls.

Lots of different kimchi and banchan, and interesting mountain...

Came on a day ending with 2, so I suppose it opens on days ending 2 and 7. Place feels much more local and authentic versus other markets in Jeju city such as Dongmun market. The latter feels much more touristy. However, for the same reason, there’s limited things for a tourist to do, as you’re unlikely to be buying a raw chicken or some vegetables. Just here on a quick visit for a bit of more local and traditional vibes, and one could also stop by for some spicy rice cakes or fish cakes for breakfast too. Could have been lucky, but the hallabong (Jeju tangerines) purchased here were sweeter and less sour than those found elsewhere like...

Amazing market. Horrible parking, going in an out, but once you have a spot, amazing. Super inexpensive fruits and vegetables and other foods. The Hodduk we got was fantastic. I also got 10 pairs of socks for W10000 ($8), some sweats ($16) and a sweatshirt for $8 also. I heard a lady yelling Jjajangmyun for W5000 ($4) which is crazy. I would go back every time I go to Jeju, since it's right by the airport, but next time I'm bringing an empty...