Anmyeondo Fish Market | Market Guide | K-Travel Mate

Located near the Anmyeondo Bus Terminal, Anmyeondo Fish Market is a traditional market with a long history that reopened in 2005 as part of the modernization project of the Anmyeondo 5-day market. Positioned next to the bus terminal, it is convenient for Taean pension travelers who take the bus to purchase sashimi or barbecue-sized shrimp and shellfish, and also for buying seafood before returning home. The market is not very large for a fish market and mainly operates on weekends, so many shops are closed on weekdays. Inside the fish market, there are sashimi restaurants lined up on both sides with tables in the center where customers can enjoy freshly prepared sashimi on the spot. The main offerings include shrimp, blue crab, and rockfish commonly caught in Anmyeondo, as well as sashimi, octopus soup, blue crab soup, and crab stew. Additionally, various seafood fried dishes such as fried shrimp and fried crab are sold at reasonable prices, making it a good place for a quick meal during a Taean trip. All shops in the fish market display prices according to the price labeling system, so customers can buy seafood reasonably without worrying about being overcharged or having to look for cheaper places.