Daesin General Market

Daesin General Market, a medium-sized market in a commercial-residential building established in 1932, was established relatively early as a building-type traditional market, unlike most markets that developed as open-air stalls, and is especially known for its many clothing repair artisans. More than half of the shops in Daesin General Market sell hanbok, Western-style clothing, and other apparel, forming a repair and custom-tailoring market, and it is known that even high-end luxury clothes are reborn anew when brought to Daesin General Market. Also, every Wednesday afternoon, a pottery class is held on one side. On that day, you can also find food stalls selling handmade fish cakes made with fresh ingredients and fried in clean oil, snack shops selling tteokbokki and fried foods, butcher shops, and raw fish restaurants—eateries full of the warmth of a traditional market.