Not very spicy, with a deep sweetness.
WhyIt is the main dish tried in the video.Jjangine Tteokbokki
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A tteokbokki shop said to be left of Suwon Station Exit 2.
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The rice cakes are very soft and chewy, and the sauce is not very spicy with a deep sweetness. The sundae is a bit dry on the outside but works well with the tteokbokki.
A bit dry on the outside but good with the tteokbokki.
WhyIt is ordered together with the tteokbokki and discussed as a pair.Restaurants near this place
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We Visited Tteokbokki Shops and Bakeries One After Another in Suwon
A video of touring tteokbokki shops and bakeries in Suwon and trying tteokbokki, fried foods, and bread.
A tteokbokki shop said to be to the left of Exit 2 of Suwon Station.
The rice cakes are very soft and chewy rice cakes, while the sauce is not spicy and has a substantial sweetness. The sundae is slightly dry on the outside but is said to pair well with the tteokbokki.
- Tteokbokki, fried seaweed rolls, and fried squid are eaten at Talmi Tteokbokki.
- Jjangine Tteokbokki is said to be near Exit 2 of Suwon Station.
- Tteokjang, rice balls, fried vegetables, and seaweed rolls are eaten at Gamdong Twigim.
- White roll and cheese baguette are eaten at White Windmill.
- Salt bread is also purchased at Starfield Suwon near the beginning of the video.
