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Hyoja Bakery

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Asian

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Hyoja Bakery · About this place

Hyoja Bakery is listed under the Asian category on Pilun-daero in Jongno-gu, Seoul.

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Hyoja Bakery · Visits and features

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Starting the New Year at Tongin Market: From oil tteokbokki to bread, skewers, and a full Korean spread

A tour of Tongin Market featuring bread, chicken skewers, tteokbokki, dumplings, oyster pancakes, and sujebi.

A long-running bakery inside Tongin Market, best known for its corn bread.

Taste notes from the video

It is described as sweet-salty, with corn and onion in a bread dough topped with corn streusel.

Key visit points
  • Introduces Tongin Market’s coin-token food system.
  • Tastes Hyoja Bakery’s corn bread.
  • Eats Hyoja Chicken Skewer’s salt-grilled skewers and perilla leaf wrap.
  • Includes oil tteokbokki, red-bean porridge, handmade dumplings, oyster pancakes, and seafood sujebi.
  • Shows both takeaway and dine-in food culture inside the market.
Dishes featured in the video
Corn breadCorn and onion with a sweet-salty aroma.