Wonjo Jeong Grandma’s Oil Tteokbokki
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Wonjo Jeong Grandma’s Oil Tteokbokki · About this place
A restaurant that stir-fries oil tteokbokki and soy sauce tteokbokki over high heat.
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Tongin Market Hit the Jackpot with Its Yeopjeon Concept: Only the Truly Delicious Spots, with All the Hype Stripped Away
A video of personally choosing and trying noodles, bread, oil tteokbokki, a yeopjeon lunchbox, and chicken skewers at Tongin Market.
A shop that stir-fries oil tteokbokki and soy-sauce tteokbokki over high heat.
The oil tteokbokki is spicier and more pungent than the shop across the way, with a high-heat texture that is slightly seared on the outside. The soy-sauce version begins and finishes with a salty flavor.
- Banquet noodles and spicy mixed noodles are eaten at Segudong Janchi House.
- Bean bread, onion cream-cheese choux soboro, and Western-style confectionery tarts are recommended at an unidentified bakery.
- The First Original Grandma's Oil Tteokbokki and Original Jeong Grandma's Oil Tteokbokki are compared.
- Yeopjeon can be purchased on the 2nd floor of the Customer Satisfaction Center and used at Lunchbox Café member shops.
- Hyoja-dong chicken skewers are eaten as the final item in the lunchbox.
I Just Wanted the Original Oil Tteokbokki at Tongin Market...
This video explores the brass-coin lunchbox and oil tteokbokki at Tongin Market while comparing the flavors of two tteokbokki restaurants.
An oil tteokbokki restaurant in front of the currency exchange at Tongin Market. The video samples its oil tteokbokki and red tteokbokki and also mentions black bean sauce tteokbokki.
The soy sauce aroma and savory richness of the oil are strong, with a crisp surface and chewy interior. The red tteokbokki is spicy.
- Food is purchased with brass coins at Tongin Market.
- Two oil tteokbokki restaurants are compared.
- Black bean sauce tteokbokki and rice-cake tteokbokki are also eaten.
- Mayak gimbap, dumplings, and a chicken skewer are eaten as well.
- Food gathered at the Lunchbox Café can be eaten there.





