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Mini Bunsik
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A bunsik shop inside Sinsung Market selling tteokbokki, handmade fried foods, doughnuts, steamed buns, and salad bread.
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Revealing a True Treasure of a Market Still Unknown in Seoul
Explore breakfast foods including knife-cut noodles, snacks, sundae soup, and rice cakes all at once at Sinseong Market in Gwangjin-gu.
A snack bar inside Sinseong Market selling tteokbokki, handmade fried foods, doughnuts, steamed buns, and salad buns.
Taste notes from the video
The tteokbokki has a red-chili-paste-based seasoning that is not sweet, while the handmade fried foods are crisp and savory. The doughnuts and steamed buns are chewy and moist.
Key visit points
- Sinseong Market in Gwangjin-gu is introduced.
- Knife-cut noodles, knife-cut noodles with dumplings, and soybean noodles are eaten at Halmeoni Song Kalguksu.
- Tteokbokki, fried foods, twisted doughnuts, doughnuts, steamed buns, and salad buns are purchased at Mini Bunsik.
- Sundae rice soup is eaten at a sundae-soup restaurant, and it is said that rice cakes bought in the morning sell out before 12 o’clock.
- Steamed-layer rice cake and red rice cake are eaten.