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Review 9

• Jae-Hyung Lee
  4

  a year ago

  It is a thick-style tteokbokki, but perhaps due to bad timing, the sauce hasn't soaked in properly and a lot of chili powder is stuck to the rice cakes.

• Kai Lee
  4

  2 years ago

  Seokgye Station Snack Bar Oppa Saenggak The most famous tteokbokki restaurant near Seokgye Station. Self-proclaimed tteokbokki fanatic Super Junior's Kyuhyun calls it his No. 1 tteokbokki restaurant, and after trying it, I think I understand. I had it with fried dumplings, and despite the late hour, it was surprisingly refreshing. The sauce, with its perfect balance of spicy, sour, and sweet, is addictive.

• Nana K
  3

  2 years ago

  The tteokbokki sauce is tasty, but it doesn't soak deeply into the rice cakes and feels a bit on the surface. It doesn't leave a strong impression with its unique flavor, but it is decent for tteokbokki sold at a street food stall; however, the rice cakes feel slightly chewy, and it doesn't quite live up to the hype. It isn't a taste I would go out of my way to buy again.

• YennaPPa (Luscious.K)
  4

  2 years ago

  "The kind and generous Seokgye Station Tteokbokki Mother" This stall sold delicious-looking tteokbokki, but for some reason, I couldn't just pass it by, so I ordered it to go. The tteokbokki had a strong flavor, but the refreshing spiciness of the Cheongyang chili peppers was refreshing, and the sweetness wasn't sticky, which was nice. It wasn't like corn syrup, but the balance of spiciness and sweetness was just right, which was a nice touch. The slightly thick wheat tteok gave it a chewy yet firm texture. This flavor combination felt a bit odd at first, but it became addictive the more I ate, so I definitely want to try it again. The fried food was generous and filling. PS: It wasn't that late in the evening, but they gave me a huge portion for one person. It was enough for two people at other places, so the other mother who was packing it up asked why I had so much. Haha.

• 맛만 보는 집
  3

  3 years ago

  Tteokbokki Wheat tteok that feels like rice tteok? It’s really nice that there are various fried items and tteok with a slightly chewier texture. As expected, this is the place where the "ugly" look suits it best. The tteokbokki sauce seems decent. You should be careful when there are a lot of fruit flies. There are many of them rushing into the tteokbokki, so I recommend eating while defending yourself well. They hand you the fried items in a bowl, and then you sit down and wait, and they bring it to you. Then you just pay and eat right away. First-time visitors might feel like they are unfriendly when ordering, but they greet you nicely when you leave, so it’s not an unfriendly place. Should I call them "tsundere"? I love the fried items soaked in the tteokbokki sauce.