A savory old-style flavor with gochujang.
WhyIntroduced as the house signature.Matinneun Jip
JonmatA Mangwon Market snack shop serving rice-cake tteokbokki and OT gimbap.
A concise guide based on what was ordered and described in the feature.
An old-style tteokbokki with gochujang and chili powder, not very sweet.
Shows both fried squid and anchovy notes.
WhyOrdered together as a signature item.See what each feature ordered, described, and highlighted about the visit.
Mangwon Market: A Full-Day Food Crawl
A food crawl through Mangwon Market with fried peppers, tteokbokki, cutlet, noodles, and more.
A Mangwon Market snack shop serving rice-cake tteokbokki and OT gimbap.
An old-style tteokbokki with gochujang and chili powder, not very sweet.
- Multiple stalls in Mangwon Market are visited one after another.
- Foods include fried chili peppers, tteokbokki, gimbap, pork cutlet, noodles, fish cakes, chicken bites, tteokgalbi, and rice puffs.
- Portion size, texture, and seasoning are compared.
- Some items are packed to take home and eat later.
- The creator says the visit was self-arranged, not sponsored.
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A market food tour at Mangwon Market compares tteokbokki, fried snacks, gimbap, and fish cake soup.
A stall in Mangwon Market serving tteokbokki, squid-tempura gimbap, and fried snacks.
The tteokbokki uses bite-size rice cakes, is thick, and has little sweetness with strong spiciness. The squid-tempura gimbap tastes strongly of anchovy, while the chili pepper tempura is packed with filling and tastes tangy and nutty.
- Mangwon Market in Mapo-gu, Seoul is the main location.
- Tteokbokki, fried snacks, gimbap, and fish cake are sampled.
- Crispy chili pepper tempura is highlighted at more than one stall.
- A twisted dough snack and a croquette are also bought.

