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Singgeulbeonggeul Tteokbokki
Jonmat대전광역시 동구 대전로797번길 48
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A street-stall-style tteokbokki shop near Exit 18 of Daejeon Jungang Market. It offers spicy and regular flavors, and tteokbokki can be eaten with sundae, fish cakes, and fried seaweed rolls.
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The tteokbokki is available in spicy and regular flavors.
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A 31-Year Daejeon Local's Ultimate Tteokbokki Destination
A continuous tasting of tteokbokki, Korean snacks, and bread around Daejeon Jungang Market and Jeonmin-dong.
Street-stall-style tteokbokki near exit 18 of Daejeon Jungang Market. It comes in spicy and regular versions, with tteokbokki, sundae, fish cake, and seaweed rolls available together.
Taste notes from the video
The sauce is thick, sweet, and spicy. The spicy version is described as hotter than Shin Ramyun. The rice cakes are chewy, and sundae and fish cake are included.
Key visit points
- Street-stall tteokbokki near Daejeon Jungang Market is introduced.
- Jeonmin-dong's instant tteokbokki combines broth and ingredients like a hot pot.
- At Meokgeori Jangteo, tteokbokki, spicy fish cake, king Spanish-mackerel rice balls, and seafood ramen are eaten.
- Salt bread and croissants from Slow Bread are also eaten.
- This is an unsponsored tour of Daejeon's Korean snack shops.