Suyum Bunsik
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Suyum Bunsik · About this place
A tteokbokki and fritter shop in the snack-food alley of Daejeon Jungang Market, where the half-and-half tteokbokki and fried chili peppers are particularly noticeable.
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Revealing Truly Useful Gems at Daejeon Jungang Market
A food route through Daejeon Jungang Market featuring tteokbokki, pancakes, sundae, chicken, and Sungsimdang.
A tteokbokki and fried-food shop in Daejeon Jungang Market's snack-food alley, particularly notable for its half-and-half tteokbokki and fried peppers.
The rice cakes are soft and chewy, while the gochujang-based tteokbokki has a more distinct spiciness.
- Half-and-half tteokbokki, fried peppers, seaweed rolls, and vegetable fritters are eaten at Suyeom Bunsik.
- At another snack shop, the focus is on mung-bean pancakes and assorted pancakes.
- An egg-bread shop introduces egg bread containing beans, cheese, and ketchup.
- Makchang sundae and vegetable sundae are eaten on Sundae Street, and the portions are described as large.
- At the Sungsimdang main store, mango roll and mango siru are purchased, followed by sandwiches at Sandwich Station.




