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Okdang Bunsik
Jonmat부산광역시 동래구 사직북로28번길 101
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A place featuring tteokbokki priced in the 300-won range and fried fish cakes at Okdang Bunsik in Busan's Sajik Market.
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The Legendary Tteokbokki Shop That Shook YouTube
A video tasting 300-won-range tteokbokki and fried fish cake at Okdang Bunsik in Busan's Sajik Market.
A place to try 300-won-range tteokbokki and fried fish cake at Okdang Bunsik in Busan's Sajik Market.
Taste notes from the video
The tteokbokki is sweet and salty with a fairly sticky sauce; the small garaetteok are soft, while the large garaetteok have a firmer texture. The fried fish cake is eaten with sugar, mustard, and ketchup.
Key visit points
- This is Okdang Bunsik in Busan's Sajik Market.
- They order tteokbokki, mul-tteok, fish cake, and fried fish cake.
- The tteokbokki is sweet and salty, with a fairly sticky sauce.
- The small garaetteok are softer, while the large garaetteok have a firmer texture.
- The fried fish cake is eaten with a combination of sugar, mustard, and ketchup.
Which Are the BEST 4 Among More Than 100 Tteokbokki Restaurants Visited Over 1 Year?
The BEST 4 among more than 100 tteokbokki restaurants visited over 1 year are introduced in ranked order.
This snack-food restaurant in Dongnae-gu, Busan is introduced through its skewered garaetteok tteokbokki and fried fish cake.
Taste notes from the video
The garaetteok tteokbokki is soft and chewy, combining the savoriness of fish-cake broth with spicy-sweet seasoning. The fried fish cake is eaten with sugar, mustard, and ketchup.
Key visit points
- The tteokbokki and dumplings at Incheon's Eolle Kkolle Mandu are introduced.
- WOW Sinnaetteok is mentioned together with cheese tteokbokki and garlic fries fried rice.
- Okdang Bunsik is known for skewered tteokbokki and fried fish cake.
- Boreum's table-cooked tteokbokki contains vegetables and beef brisket.
- The video presents the BEST 4 tteokbokki restaurants in ranked order.
A Tteokbokki Tour Trying Okdang Bunsik’s 300-Won Tteokbokki in Busan
Try 300-won tteokbokki, fish cakes, broth-soaked rice cakes, and fried fish cakes at Okdang Bunsik in Busan’s Sajik Market.
Okdang Bunsik is in Busan’s Sajik Market. It is introduced as a snack-food restaurant where you can try 300-won tteokbokki, 500-won tteokbokki, fried fish cakes, and broth-soaked rice cakes together.
Taste notes from the video
The cylinder-rice-cake tteokbokki has a rich, sweet gochujang-based sauce and is said to be barely spicy. The rice cakes are soft and chewy, while the fish cakes and broth-soaked rice cakes are said to absorb the lightly salty flavor of the fish-cake broth. The combination of sugar, ketchup, and mustard is said to pair well with the fried fish cake.
Key visit points
- Visits Okdang Bunsik in Sajik Market
- Compares 300-won and 500-won tteokbokki
- Explains that the fish cakes and broth-soaked rice cakes are infused with fish-cake broth
- Introduces fried fish cakes topped with sugar, ketchup, and mustard
- Mentions the very low prices and school-front atmosphere