There are traditional markets with long histories in Incheon. We highlight the Gajwa Market, which has a 40-year history, and the Jeongseojin Jungang Market, where you can enjoy decent pricing with large portions.

Gajwa Market

Gajwa Market was formed in the early 1970s and has been a traditional market for over 40 years. Currently, it is a medium-sized market with 140 stores. Gajwa Market has created and operated an app to communicate with residents, and through the app, information such as phone numbers for each store can be obtained, as well as information on events held in the market. When you go to the market, you can't miss getting some snacks, one of the delicious snacks found in Gajwa Market is the kodari kimbap. They sell a variety of foods, homemade fish cakes kneaded and fried, local bakeries that revive memories, red bean porridge made with domestic red beans, and old fashioned fried chicken

Jeongseojin Jungang Market

Jeongseojin Jungang Market, which opened in 1989, is a place where you can enjoy good prices and generous amounts. Jeongseojin Jungang Market has a roof, so you can conveniently shop in any weather. It was selected as a culture tourism-type market as part of a development project in 2014, introducing programs such as saxophone classes, natural DIY classes, and singing classes to various residents. One of the famous restaurants here, Jimim, sells a variety of menus and alcohol, including assorted pancakes, spicy stir-fried giblets, and drinks. In addition, the 17-year-old Shinhyeon Mandu Steamed Buns stops people's steps in the cold with its cheap and tasty dumplings and steamed buns in various colors.