
- Filipino Street Market
- Published on: June 12, 2009
- Last modified: March 21, 2018
- AmbienceEditor: 75%
- FoodEditor: 85%
- ServiceEditor: 80%
- ValueEditor: 95%
Review Summary:
From early Sunday morning to that evening, the Filipino market in Hyewha-dong opens for business. Yes, it's not a restaurant, but it is a place to find some good eats. Some hard-to-find items, such as corned beef hash and okra are sold at some of the vendors. The highlight of the Filipino market is the food tent. There are usually a few of them. There's a main one in the middle that serves a set lunch of rice with three sides for 5,000 won. These sides include meaty stick-to-your-ribs dishes. I recommend the longanisa sausages, which you can also buy separately on a string to take home. On hot summer days, the halo-halo will cool you off. It's hand-shaven ice with sweet fruity toppings, similar to Korean patbingsu. Great atmosphere and friendly folks.
Cuisine: Filipino
Reservations: No
Suggested Items: Set Lunch, Halo-halo
Other Amenities: English spoken
Location
Hyehwa Station, exit 1
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