Street food nightly outside Moxy Insadong?

Question

I've been staying at the Moxy Insadong for the last week or so, 14 days total stay. There's a street food fair every night just right outside the hotel, everyday except Monday as far as I can understand. Does anyone know about the (my translation) "Jongno-gu Nagwon-dong" street stalls? And if so, any recommendations on which one I should eat? Every night it's filled with locals until midnight, eating and drinking and laughing! Tomorrow is the day I will try to live like a local :)

judithputz · Answer

The area you're describing is Nagwon-dong Nakwon Shopping Center, though locals just call it Nakwon. The stalls run along the alley between the piano shops and the instrument arcade, and the Monday closure is real, vendors take that day off because the office crowd thins out. For a first night I'd skip the tteokbokki tents and look for whoever's grilling dakgalbi or doing golbaengi muchim, that's what the after-work groups actually order with their beer. Prices run around 15,000 to 20,000 won per plate, cash is easier than card at most of the smaller carts.

maxi · Answer

honestly the stalls shift a bit week to week so just follow the crowd, whoever has the most ajusshis crowded around is usually the winner. for a first timer get the tteokbokki and some twigim, and grab a spot at one of the pojangmacha tents for soju if you wanna fully blend in.

evelin · Answer

You're staying right on top of Nagwon-dong mall, that's the covered arcade behind the hotel and the stalls set up in the alley by the piano shops every evening. It's not some hidden gem, it's just where office workers go for beer and anju after work, which

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