Yeopgi Tteokbokki
The chain that set off the ultra-spicy tteokbokki craze, delivered in a big tub with eomuk, egg, and noodles.
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Street food in Seoul includes tteokbokki (spicy rice cakes), odeng (fish cakes), twigim (fried snacks), and pajeon (scallion pancakes). Cheap, quick, and perfect for snacking.
The chain that set off the ultra-spicy tteokbokki craze, delivered in a big tub with eomuk, egg, and noodles.
An all-you-can-eat tteokbokki buffet where you build your own pot from a bar of rice cakes, toppings, fried snacks, and ramyeon.
One of the original tteokbokki franchises, a street-stall setup for tteokbokki, sundae, twigim, and eomuk broth.
A polished bunsik chain that plates tteokbokki, mari (thin gimbap rolls), and rice bowls like a cafe.
A takeaway-first chain known for a dark, sweet-hot sauce and crispy fried dumplings on the side.
The chain that set off the ultra-spicy tteokbokki craze, delivered in a big tub with eomuk, egg, and noodles.
An all-you-can-eat tteokbokki buffet where you build your own pot from a bar of rice cakes, toppings, fried snacks, and ramyeon.
One of the original tteokbokki franchises, a street-stall setup for tteokbokki, sundae, twigim, and eomuk broth.
A polished bunsik chain that plates tteokbokki, mari (thin gimbap rolls), and rice bowls like a cafe.
A takeaway-first chain known for a dark, sweet-hot sauce and crispy fried dumplings on the side.