Bangi Market
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This is a market visit featuring red fish cakes and water rice cakes at Bangwi Market.
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Red Fish Cake and Multeok Mukbang at Bangwi Market
At Bangwi Market, the video shows the flavor of the broth and its spiciness while eating red fish cake and multeok.
A market visit featuring red fish cake and multeok at Bangwi Market.
The market fish-cake broth is tasty and spicy, the fish cake is large and thick, and the multeok is soft and chewy.
- The video says they have come to Bangwi Market.
- Red fish cake is ordered and eaten.
- Multeok is eaten as well.
- The broth is described as tasty but spicy.
- The fish cake is described as large and thick.
A Thorough Tour of Bangi Market’s Best Eats: Mung-Bean-Sprout Sweet-and-Sour Pork, Fish-Shaped Pastries, and Spicy Fish Cakes
A market tour tasting winter snacks, Hyun China’s mung-bean-sprout sweet-and-sour pork, and Yunhee jajang at Bangi Market.
A market in Bangi-dong, Songpa-gu, where winter snacks and full meals can be enjoyed together.
There is a wide variety of winter snacks and market foods, and they say the spicy fish cakes are not very spicy.
- The video explores Bangi Market and introduces its food.
- They eat fish-shaped pastries and hotteok.
- At Hyun China, they order mung-bean-sprout sweet-and-sour pork and Yunhee jajang.
- They taste red fish cakes from the Busan fish-cake shop.
- They say the spicy fish cakes are not very spicy.

