Nambu Market — Attraction in Jeonju-si

:) Nambu night market opens Fri and Sat nights only.. till 11pm i believe.

Food wise: A variety of Street food.. there are many vendors recreating new menus from tradition korean food too. Prices varies but its no more than ₩10,000/ item/ store. We shared about 9 different items... totaling to ₩45,500. Some stores do accept credit cards. #recommend

Atmosphere: Buzzing with people and activities. The aroma of the food just permeates the air.. :)

Tips: Stores do provide disposible cutleries but u can reuse as we walk and eat... #sustenability #savetheearth #1chopstickatatime U can disposble the finished plates/ trays into the different vendor's bin or dustbins located at the sides..they are not as particular as japan's street markets..but i suggest u carry a plastic bag to throw the trash in and disposing that at the end of your food journey... the bins are usually full and overflowing. While the vendors do accept credit cards.. cash is still king. Easiest to just have cash in the pockets to pay and all. Have enough tissues and wet wipes in your pockets as well. Very crowded... bring as little bags and stuff as u can so that your bags dont hit others or hook onto things. :) stay safe, eat more...

Night market open only on Friday and Saturday nights

Bring Cash Lots of smaller bills 10,000, 5000 and 1000 won bills

I typically avoid night markets just because the food quality is not good. This night market is definitely above average. The food diversity is enough. The market itself is not large however they do have seating and convenient trash throwing locations.

Most items are within 10,000 and accept cash only. There are some spots that take credit cards but those are the establishments with a permanent spot at the market and not the temporary carts that are only there for...

Nambu Market, situated in the heart of Gwangju, South Korea, is a bustling haven for those seeking a vibrant culinary and shopping experience. The market teems with a kaleidoscope of stalls offering fresh produce, local delicacies, and a diverse array of goods. From street food vendors serving up savory treats to lively merchants peddling colorful textiles and trinkets, Nambu Market encapsulates the lively spirit of South Korean markets. Its authenticity and variety make it a must-visit destination, providing a sensory journey through the tastes, sights, and sounds of Gwangju's...