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Gogang Noodle House

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Knife-Cut Noodle Restaurant

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Gogang Noodle House · About this place

It is mentioned as a knife-cut noodle restaurant inside Inwon Market, but it was closed on the filming date.

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Gogang Noodle House · Visits and features

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If You Seek the Ultimate in Taste and Value, You Must Visit Here

It introduces several great-value places in sequence at Inwon Market near Nakseongdae, including street food, bread, sweet-and-sour pork, instant tteokbokki, and Chinese food.

It is mentioned as a knife-cut noodle shop inside Inwon Market, but it was closed on the filming day.

Key visit points
  • They eat rice-cake tteokbokki at a snack shop near the entrance to Inwon Market.
  • The bakery introduces mammoth bread, red-bean buns, white rolls, and salad bread.
  • They eat sweet-and-sour pork and pork cutlets fried to order at a butcher shop.
  • At Momo Instant Tteokbokki, they order ramyeon tteokbokki and chewy-noodle tteokbokki together.
  • At the Chinese restaurant, they eat fried dumplings, fried eggplant, and mapo tofu.