This is the official Chinese branch of Korea's renowned Noryangjin Fisheries Wholesale Market, which opened in Seoul in 1927. While not as big as that one, this place is big, with a large Korean restaurant with plenty of seats and a seafood stand, similar to the one at City'Super. They sell classic Korean food with a focus on seafood hotpot, sashimi, and grilled fish. There is also fried chicken. The portions are generous and the ingredients are fresh, though it's a bit pricey considering it's opened by a wholesale brand. The staff are mainly Korean, but no worries -- they speak Chinese. Expect to pay around 150rmb-200rmb per person to eat here.