Eat & Drink
Street Food
Myeongdong's street food stalls set up along the main shopping streets from late afternoon into the evening. Bring cash or a card-friendly payment option and expect tourist pricing.
From late afternoon, food stalls line Myeongdong’s main shopping streets: skewers, egg bread (gyeranppang), tteokbokki, fried snacks and sweets. It is a fun walk-and-graze dinner, though prices are higher than at local markets.
Top picks
Frequently asked
What time does Myeongdong street food start?
Stalls usually set up from late afternoon and run into the evening. Times vary by day and season.
Do stalls take cards?
Many do now, but carry some cash for small stalls.
Is it worth it?
For variety and atmosphere, yes. For value, try Namdaemun or Gwangjang markets.
How we choose
We look at freshness, cleanliness, clear pricing and whether stalls accept cards or mobile payment. Stall line-ups change often, so we focus on dishes and areas as much as individual stalls.