Tteoksan
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A Video Made by Someone Who Devoted 1 Year to Tteokbokki
A compilation video comparing 3 tteokbokki favorites in Seoul and 1 bonus spot, summarizing which places are worth revisiting.
This video introduces Busan-style cylindrical-rice-cake tteokbokki, fritters, and fish cakes at Tteoksan near Yeonseo Market in Eunpyeong-gu, Seoul.
The sweetness is strong, with abundant savory depth. The cylindrical rice cakes blend well with the sauce, and fritters and fish cakes are also served.
- The video introduces Tteoksan near Yeonseo Market in Eunpyeong-gu, Seoul.
- It introduces Seven Princesses Tteokbokki inside Guro Market in Seoul.
- It introduces Sinheung Tteokbokki in Moraenae Market, Seodaemun-gu, Seoul.
- Cow Tteokbokki near Sincheon Station is mentioned as a bonus.
- The video compares the tteokbokki sauces, rice-cake textures, fritters, fish cakes, and bean-sprout soup.
An all-time tteokbokki spot that draws 500 people a day
At Deoksan near Yeonseo Market in Eunpyeong-gu, they try garaetteok tteokbokki with tempura, fish cake, and water rice cake.
Deoksan near Yeonseo Market in Eunpyeong-gu is a snack spot known for garaetteok tteokbokki, tempura, fish cake, and water rice cake.
The garaetteok is soft and chewy, and the sauce clings well. The sauce is sweet but not heavy, with layered umami and a Busan-like character. The tempura is crisp with a thin batter, the fish cake broth is sweet and not spicy, and the water rice cake is very soft.
- It sells garaetteok tteokbokki, tempura, fish cake, sundae, hapha, and water rice cake.
- There is no indoor dining space; customers eat standing outside.
- The sauce is said to use 15 ingredients and 72 hours of aging.
- The garaetteok is soft and chewy, and the sauce soaks in well.
- The flavor is described as sweet, savory, and reminiscent of Busan-style tteokbokki.


