TteokbokkiOrdered on video
gochujang-based, not very sweet
WhyA basic item priced at KRW 2,000 per portion.
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Mini Bunsik
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About this place
A snack stall in Sinsung Market selling tteokbokki, handmade fried snacks, doughnuts, steamed buns, and salad bread.
Taste notes from the video
A concise guide based on what was ordered and described in the feature.
The tteokbokki uses a gochujang-based sauce that is not very sweet, and the fried items are crispy and nutty. The doughnuts and steamed buns are chewy and moist.
Recommended dishes
Handmade fried snacksOrdered on video
crispy and nutty batter
WhyYou can try several kinds such as squid, seaweed roll, and sweet potato.Rice doughnutsOrdered on video
chewy bread, lightly sweet red bean filling
WhyA heavy, chewy red-bean doughnut.Visits and features
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A Hidden Market Gem in Seoul
A tour of Gwangjin-gu’s Sinsung Market, where noodles, snacks, soup, and rice cakes are all lined up for breakfast.
A snack stall in Sinsung Market selling tteokbokki, handmade fried snacks, doughnuts, steamed buns, and salad bread.
Taste notes from the video
The tteokbokki uses a gochujang-based sauce that is not very sweet, and the fried items are crispy and nutty. The doughnuts and steamed buns are chewy and moist.
Key visit points
- It takes place in Sinsung Market in Gwangjin-gu.
- At Halmeoni Song Kalguksu, they eat kalguksu, kalmandu, and kongguksu.
- At Mini Bunsik, they buy tteokbokki, fried snacks, kkwaebaegi, doughnuts, steamed buns, and salad bread.
- They also eat sundae soup and mention that the morning rice cakes sell out before noon.
- They eat sirutteok and hongsulgi.