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Kkookkoli Bunsik

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Instant Tteokbokki, Ramyeon Extra, Jjolmyeon Extra

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Kkookkoli Bunsik · About this place

A place for trying instant tteokbokki and extra ingredients at Kkookkoli Bunsik in the tteokbokki alley near Gongdeok Station.

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The Cheapest Cook-at-the-Table Tteokbokki in the Country. It Is Even Delicious

This video tries 1,000-won-per-serving cook-at-the-table tteokbokki and add-ons at Kokkiri Bunsik near Gongdeok Station.

This is a place to try cook-at-the-table tteokbokki and add-ons at Kokkiri Bunsik in the tteokbokki alley near Gongdeok Station.

Taste notes from the video

The broth is piquant, salty, and sweet, with the savory flavor of dried shrimp. The rice cakes are thick, soft wheat cakes that become firmer as they simmer. The noodles absorb plenty of seasoning, while the fried-food selection includes fried seaweed rolls, yakgi dumplings, and motnani dumplings. The fried rice contains seaweed flakes and a raw egg, giving it a porridge-like character.

Key visit points
  • This is Kokkiri Bunsik at 3 Dohwa 2-gil, Mapo-gu, Seoul.
  • The cook-at-the-table tteokbokki is said to cost 1,000 won per serving.
  • Ramen noodles, chewy noodles, fish cakes, fried foods, eggs, and fried rice are ordered together.
  • The broth is described as piquant, salty, and sweet.
  • The fried rice is said to contain seaweed flakes and a raw egg.
Dishes featured in the video
Cook-at-the-Table TteokbokkiPiquant, salty, and sweet broth with the savory flavor of dried shrimpFried RiceSeaweed flakes, raw egg, and a porridge-like textureFried FoodsFried seaweed rolls, yakgi dumplings, and motnani dumplings