Majang Meat Market — Attraction in Seoul

Majang Meat Market in Seoul is a carnivore's paradise, offering an authentic and vibrant experience for those passionate about quality meat. From the moment you step into this bustling market, the enticing aroma of grilled delights fills the air, creating an atmosphere of excitement and anticipation.

Navigating through the market, you'll encounter a diverse array of vendors proudly displaying an impressive selection of meats, ranging from marbled beef to succulent pork. The market's lively energy, coupled with the friendly interactions with vendors, adds a special charm to the overall experience. Whether you're a seasoned chef or a curious food enthusiast, Majang Meat Market provides an opportunity to explore and savor the finest cuts in an atmosphere that captures the essence of Korean culinary traditions.

In addition to the exceptional quality of the meats, the market's central location makes it a convenient and accessible destination for locals and tourists alike. For an unforgettable culinary adventure in Seoul, Majang Meat Market stands out as a must-visit destination, promising a feast for the senses and a celebration of Korea's rich...

There are two locations on google maps, I’m unsure why, but this one worked out for me. It’s easy enough to find by following the signs on the floor from Majang station.

There are many stalls on the ground floor selling Hanwoo (Korean beef) so take your pick and find a restaurant to grill it.

I got my beef from Woojin (우진유통) 서울 성동구 마장로37길 41 1층 특4-2호. Walk straight from the entrance to the market and it’s at the first intersection. There were 3 youthful looking stall owners(?) who took the time to explain the different cuts. They even brought me to the restaurant to grill the meat. KRW90k for about 500+...

This market is located very close to a metro station in Seoul. There are lots of shops that sells different kinds of meat from cheap to expensive. Once you chose your meat, you need to pay a cooking fee for each person. There are several restaurants that serve this on the second floor. The cooking fee provides a grill, and some kimchi. Stuff like rice and drinks cost money. There’s soda, beer etc. It’s a really popular tourist attraction in Seoul but the market is not really clean not modern and some meat is kind...