Overview
If you’re obsessed with Korean food and culture but a trip to Seoul isn’t on the cards anytime soon, EziStreat’s huge Seoul Sunday Market best be etched into your calendar, stat.
For one day only, 11.30am-4pm on Sunday, September 15, North Melbourne’s hawker-style food hall and beer garden EziStreat will be taken over by artisanal craft and clothing stalls and cultural performances. The venue’s usual street food vendors will also be out that day, dishing up mostly pan-Asian eats.
Seoul Bunsik will also be serving up Korean street food, including its much-loved Korean fried chicken, tteokbokki, kimbap and rice cake songpyeon — traditionally eaten as a treat for Chuseok in Korea.
But the shopping side of things is where Seoul Sunday Market really shines. My Korean School and EziStreat have together curated an impressive lineup of local and international artisans who’ll be selling their wares to Koreanophiles (or really just about anyone who loves handcrafted goods).
Gori Kitchenware will provide a selection of ceramics and tableware from Korea. Melbeauty will be selling Korean skincare products. And MiranDay Designs will showcase some of its Korean women’s clothes.
There’ll even be some live K-pop performances throughout the arvo, helping create the party vibes.
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