Seoul Luliangjin Aquatic Products Market Tourism

South Korea and Japan have similar eating habits, while China generally doesn't eat any raw food. In many Korean dramas, there are scenes of eating squid raw. What kind of experience is it to watch squirming squid put in your mouth? Today, I will introduce you to a place that mainly focuses on aquatic products. They are all quite fresh and delicious.

South Korea is surrounded by the sea on three sides and is rich in aquatic resources. "Luliangjin Aquatic Products Market" is a distribution center for products from the West Sea, the East China Sea and the South China Sea. So the aquatic products here are also quite rich, and general aquatic products can be found here.

You can see all kinds of seafood ingredients and all kinds of fish, shellfish and crabs here, and these seafood are quite fresh that day. Most importantly, most enterprises here can communicate with customers smoothly.

I was dazzled by the dazzling array of seafood shuttling between each booth, and the hawking in Chinese, Japanese and Korean was extremely loud. In fact, the Beijing-Shenzhen seafood market has the same effect as here, but it is much inferior to the types of seafood, such as the common king crab and mussel, which are hard to find in Beijing.

Each booth will have a corresponding designated restaurant. After buying seafood, I will follow my aunt to the designated restaurant on the second floor, explain the practice to the waiter, and sit in my seat and wait quietly.

This is the second time to eat raw octopus. In Korea, you can eat it wrapped in seaweed, and the crawling tentacles will suck your tongue.

This king crab is almost 50 thousand won, equivalent to more than 300 yuan, which is still very cheap.

The essence of crab juice is not wasted. After the fried rice is cooked, sprinkle with seaweed, and a king crab will finish a sumptuous meal.

Just looking at it is already very appetizing. You should know that these delicious meals are quite fresh. If you like seafood, you must not miss this place!

Address: Luliang Jindong 13-8, Tongque District, Seoul

Per capita price: 300 yuan RMB.

Features: selling all kinds of fresh seafood, which can be directly processed and enjoyed on the second floor.

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