[Seoul] Drinking with locals on Nogari Street

Euljiro Nogari Street is a traditional Korean drinking street located near Euljiro 3-ga Station in Seoul. 🍻 Nogari is a dried small fish that is loved in Korea and is a popular snack to go with beer or shochu. 🤤 This street is lined with shops offering a variety of snacks, including nogari, and is bustling with locals and tourists! 📍Access Euljiro Nogari Street is about a 5-minute walk from Euljiro 3-ga Station on subway lines 2 and 3. Take exits 3 and 4 of the station and walk down an alley to find Nogari Street. 🌟Highlights The taste of nogari: Fresh nogari can be cooked in a variety of ways, such as charcoal-grilled or fried, and goes great with beer or shochu🤤 Various snacks: In addition to nogari, you can enjoy classic Korean snacks such as fried chicken, sausages, tonkatsu, and hotpot dishes! Lively atmosphere: At night, temporary tables and chairs are lined up on the street, creating a lively atmosphere like a street beer garden🍻 It's also a place where you can enjoy interacting with local people✨ Euljiro Nogari Street is a place where you can experience Korea's common food culture and lively atmosphere! If you visit Seoul, be sure to visit😊 #0 yen trip January 2025