Uirak
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This is a place in Mangwon Market where giant fried chili peppers, makgeolli, and several dishes to accompany drinks are enjoyed together at Uirak.
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Big gochu-twigim at Mangwon Market, line starts in the morning
At Uirak in Mangwon Market, they try giant stuffed chili fritters with makgeolli and side dishes.
A fusion-style Korean drinking place in Mangwon Market known for its giant chili fritters and makgeolli.
The chili fritters are described as crispy outside and moist inside. The seasoned version is said to have a sweet-and-savory balance, and the noodles are soft with sweet and tangy notes. The soup dish is thick and rich.
- Giant gochu-twigim is the main item.
- Sauced and seasoned versions are shown.
- Beef jeon and bibim noodles are also featured.
- Several kinds of makgeolli are shown.
- The food is described as good with drinks, especially on rainy days.
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A mukbang exploring various Korean snacks and market foods at Mangwon Market in one trip.
A bar and side-dish shop at Mangwon Market where they tried fried chili peppers.
They say it is large and crispy, retaining the chili pepper's crunchy texture.
- They visit several shops one after another at Mangwon Market.
- They eat fried chili peppers, tteokbokki, pork cutlet, kalguksu, fish cakes, sweet-and-spicy fried chicken, tteokgalbi, and puffed rice snacks.
- They compare the quantity, texture, and seasoning differences of each menu item.
- Some menu items are taken home and eaten there.
- They say these are places they visited personally, not advertisements.

