Yeongudong

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Tteokbokki, Ulmyeon, Fried Rice

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A place serving generous portions of tteokbokki, ulmyeon, and fried rice at affordable prices at the Chinese restaurant Yeongudong in Dalseo-gu, Daegu.

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The portions are described as generous.

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TteokbokkiMentioned on video
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Ultra-Budget Tteokbokki Made by an Elderly Couple Who Are Masters of Chinese Cuisine

This video features generous servings of 5,000-won tteokbokki, ulmyeon, and fried rice at Yeongudong in Daegu.

A place to enjoy generous, inexpensive servings of tteokbokki, ulmyeon, and fried rice at Yeongudong, a Chinese restaurant in Dalseo-gu, Daegu.

Taste notes from the video

The tteokbokki has a strong sweet and salty soy-sauce flavor, and the udon and ramen noodles absorb the seasoning well. The ulmyeon is described as thick, savory, mild, and refreshing, while the fried rice is Chinese-style with jajang sauce and a fried egg.

Key visit points
  • The video visits Yeongudong, a Chinese restaurant in Dalseo-gu, Daegu.
  • The tteokbokki costs 5,000 won and contains udon noodles, dumplings, an egg, and ramen noodles.
  • The ulmyeon is introduced at 4,000 won.
  • The fried rice costs 4,500 won and is topped with jajang sauce and a fried egg.
  • The portions are large for the price, with the atmosphere of a long-established restaurant.
Dishes featured in the video
TteokbokkiSweet and salty soy-sauce flavor, with udon and ramen noodlesUlmyeonA thick, savory, mild, and refreshing brothFried riceChinese-style jajang sauce and a fried egg