We visited the area and decided to check out the alleys (which had great food places) and purchased quite a few souvenirs from here. It was touristy, but it was still a great experience. We want to go back to the poop cafe.

Awesome street. It’s a mixture of Korean culture and everything else. Shopping for traditional stuff and modern items for gifts or personal use. Locally made and imported items. Hanbok rentals, cafes and restaurants for all tastes. And, of course, the street food. Nice people there...More

Insadong street was near our hotel so we walked it several times. Always something new to see, from restaurants to shops and galleries.

We experienced the hanbok rental (traditional clothing). Girls rent the traditional clothing at a cost of about $150US! They wear tennis shoes under the dresses and take phone photos of each other in various poses. The back of the head is often more photographed than...More

There are a lot of traditional Korean souvenirs shops you can pick and should many choices also many restaurants around.

Insadong is a charming street to walk through. Lots of artsy stores and souvenir shops. Small eateries give you great food choices.

Super fun to shop in this district. Well known for its cleanliness and great for gifts. A 'must stop' for any visitor; also great street food options.