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SOKCHO, SOUTH KOREA – Today weโ€™re in Sokcho, in the very northeastern part of South Korea. They are famous for squid sausage and for red snow crab!

Sokcho Tourist & Fishery Market (์†์ดˆ๊ด€๊ด‘์‹œ์žฅ) – First we headed to the main market to eat some of the famous Korean street food snacks in Sokcho like caramelized chicken and potato pancakes. Caramelized Chicken – 20,000 KRW ($14.97 USD) per box

Jangteo Sundaeguk (์žฅํ„ฐ ์ˆœ๋Œ€๊ตญ) – Another famous food you have to try when you visit Sokcho is squid sundae – and sundae is typically blood sausage, but here they stuff the squid with rice and spices, slice it, dip it in egg, and pan fry it. Itโ€™s really tasty, especially in ox bone broth with real blood sausage.
Price: 12,000 KRW ($8.98 USD) per dish

Port Seafood Market (๋Œ€ํฌํ•ญ์ˆ˜์‚ฐ์‹œ์žฅ) – Next we headed to the port seafood market where youโ€™ll find live fish tanks full of seafood, and especially red snow crab. We had an impressive red snow crab meal with steamed crabs and a huge bowl of crab ramen.
Price: About 30,000 KRW ($22.46 USD) per crab

Thank you to KTO (Korea Tourism Organization) for sponsoring and making my trip to South Korea happen!

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40 Comments

  1. Why do you always order food for a complete family while eating alone of with the 2 of you??

  2. Correction: Sundaeguk is made by pork bone broth not ox bone broth….it looks similar to Korea's ox-bone soup like seolnongtang or gomtang but it's different kind bone broth soup and it doesn't have any part of cow or ox organ. It's main ingredients are pork bone and pork organ parts…and blood sausage that made by pork blood. I hope your Korean friends explain to you correctly!

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  4. Well, must add Sokcho to the list of places to visit when I go to South Korea. As much as I love seafood, I just may die there. My goodness that looked amazing!

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  6. Properly cooked abalone doesn't have that rubbery texture. If you'd like to see how it's cooked come to Australia again.

  7. Been watching for a long time, first time Iโ€™ve heard something you didnโ€™t like!

  8. Omg all the foods are so delicious, I loved watching you eating itโ€™s just make me want to eat more even though I just ate๐Ÿฅฐ๐Ÿ˜

  9. Mark, I know the food you are eating must taste good, but really with all the over expressions that you give. come on man.๐Ÿค™

  10. Mark my words
    Everytime Mark isn't impressed with a dish he'll say "unique"
    When a dish is good enough he'll say it's good
    When a dish is really really super good you'll see his signature smile

  11. This has got me excited for Christmas! I've bought a large spiny lobster (in freezer now) to have. Lobster was always a tradition in my family but the price was always too high until China boycotted Australian lobsters and they got really cheap. The one I bought this year was pretty expensive though, I hear China have stopped their boycott.

  12. I always thought Markโ€™s a food traveller until I saw him devour those mountain crabs. Heโ€™s a bukbanger.

  13. That crab was dead before he cooked it even looking at the colour of its dark orange I can tell it's not fresh

  14. Mark just an fyi about the red/brown paste that you always see with banchan is called "SSAMJANG". You are correct that it has soybean, but it is a combination of Doenjang (korean soybean) + Gochujang (red pepper paste) plus some other things like sesame oil, etc..

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