Jeil Bunsik
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This record revisits Jeil Bunsik, a snack-food restaurant long frequented near Mia Sageori, to eat its snack-food dishes.
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Tteokbokki Mukbang Revisit at Jeil Bunsik, a 40-Year Tradition in Mia-dong
We revisit Jeil Bunsik, a 40-year-old institution at Mia Sageori, to eat tteokbokki and other bunsik dishes.
We return to the long-beloved Jeil Bunsik at Mia Sageori to eat bunsik dishes.
The rice-cake tteokbokki is said to be spicy and savory. The fish-cake broth is rich with a strong pepper aroma, while the japchae is warm and well seasoned.
- We revisit Jeil Bunsik at Mia Sageori.
- The tteokbokki uses rice cakes and is spicy with a gochujang base.
- The fish-cake broth is rich from long simmering and has a strong pepper aroma.
- We also order mini gimbap, sundae, fried snacks, candied sweet potatoes, and japchae.
- They say it used to be inside the market before relocating outside.
(ENG SUB) Kim Min-kyung & Yoo Min-sang's Favorite Foods! -Viewer-Recommended Restaurants- (Tasty Guys Episode 199 Mukbang & Tips Show Show Show!)
They visit a snack bar near Mia Sageori inside Sungin Market and a pizzeria in Dongducheon to eat tteokbokki and pizza.
This snack bar is located inside Sungin Market near Mia Sageori. Along with tteokbokki as the centerpiece, gimbap, japchae, mul-naengmyeon, patbingsu, and candied sweet potatoes also appear.
The tteokbokki appears to use 100% rice cakes, and they say the gimbap looks ordinary but tastes good. They say the japchae smells good, the mul-naengmyeon has a sweet-and-savory soy sauce flavor, and the patbingsu appears to be old-fashioned shaved ice made with milk.
- They visit a snack bar inside Sungin Market near Mia Sageori.
- Tteokbokki, gimbap, japchae, mul-naengmyeon, patbingsu, and candied sweet potatoes appear.
- At the pizzeria in Dongducheon, they eat combination pizza and a cheeseburger.
- The combination pizza mixes two kinds of cheese to emphasize its rich, nutty flavor.
- The cheeseburger is introduced as a basic menu item.
Preview of Viewer-Recommended Hidden Gems for Tteokbokki and Pizza
A preview of hidden gems centered on tteokbokki and pizza loaded with cheese.
A bunsik restaurant where diners can enjoy tteokbokki with sundae, gimbap, fried snacks, jjolmyeon, udon, noodles, ramyeon, patbingsu, and japchae.
They say diners enjoy various bunsik dishes alongside tteokbokki that is spicy-sweet and chewy.
- They say tteokbokki is eaten with sundae, gimbap, fried snacks, jjolmyeon, udon, noodles, and ramyeon.
- Patbingsu and japchae are also mentioned.
- Pizza with lots of flowing cheese is introduced.
- A scene shows spicy naengmyeon and bibim naengmyeon being ordered.
- Hamburgers, cheeseburgers, and seafood dishes are also mentioned.


