Jeoneohoe
Jeoneohoe refers to a Korean dish of raw gizzard shad. Gizzard shad (Dorosoma) is a variety of marine and freshwater fish. Hoe is a Korean dish of raw fish.
Jeoneohoe which is also called Jeone-Ohoe (Raw gizzard shad fish) is one of the popular foods from Masan. Masan has an abundant seafood hence, it provides various dishes of raw fish according to each season all year round. During autumn, many tourists are visiting Masan to enjoy Jeoneo-Hoe Festival held in Masan Fish Market.
Masan City is located in the southern central of Gyeongsangnam-do Masan bay, southeast of the Korean Peninsula.
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