Da Su Je
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Da Su Je · About this place
A snack shop inside Gwangmyeong Market serving rice-cake tteokbokki and handmade fried items. It is presented as featuring chewy rice cakes and a sweet, thick sauce.
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Chewy rice cakes with a sweet, thick sauce.
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We Filmed Gwangmyeong Market Again After the Locals Scolded Us
A market challenge revisiting several places selected exclusively from Gwangmyeong Market residents' food picks.
A snack bar inside Gwangmyeong Market serving rice-cake tteokbokki and handmade fritters. Chewy rice cakes and a sweet, thick sauce are featured.
The rice-cake tteokbokki is chewy and soft with a sweet, thick gochujang-based sauce. The handmade fritters are crisp, and the fried squid is said to have a good crisp-outside, tender-inside texture.
- It visits several shops recommended by Gwangmyeong Market residents.
- It sequentially eats tteokbokki, fritters, Chinese food, cold noodles, sweet crispy chicken, and snacks.
- It features places where customers eat standing in front of the shop and market snacks eaten immediately.
- High-value menu items are mentioned several times.
- It also shows treats that require a long wait or sell out quickly, such as chrysanthemum cakes and doughnuts.




