Tteokbokki Shops to Try in Pyeongtaek-si

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It feels like there is a new style of tteokbokki coming out every day and you need to go try them all.

Tteokboki Recommendation Table of Contents

Chicken and Tteokbokki AYCE
PalPal Tteokbokki
Dongdaemun Tteokbokki

When I first arrived in South Korea, eating tteokbokki got me through many a freezing walk home in the snow. I would stop off at a red tent near my home and feast on the spicy goodness along with some fish cake on a stick. It was satisfying and comforting. It was reminiscent of warm mac & cheese.

These days, tteokbokki has moved off the street and into many trendy little shops that feature a wide variety of variations. These shops offer different types of sauces, variations in the noodles, and hearty additions that turn the snack into a meal.

For those that aren’t familiar with tteokbokki, it’s a dish of sauced up rice cake “noodles”. Many people think that the sauce is always spicy, but this isn’t true. There are different versions of the sauce so shop around until you find the right flavor for you. Also, rice cakes are not all created equal. Some tteokbokki joints have far more superior rice cakes.

However, don’t take my word for you, go try these places in Pyeongtaek and fall in love with tteokbokki all on your own. You can find each of these delicious options listed in the South of Seoul app with directions and mapping.

Chicken Tteokbokki AYCE

Chicken Tteokbokki AYCE address (Copy and paste into preferred Maps System):

경기 평택시 평택2로10번길 9-5

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PalPal Tteokbokki

PalPal Tteokbokki address (Copy and paste into preferred Maps System):

경기 평택시 평택2로10번길 9-13 1층

Dongdaemun Tteokbokki

Dongdaemun Tteokbokki address (Copy and paste into preferred Maps System):

경기 평택시 평택2로10번길 34

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Originally written by Lanae Rivers-Woods, MAIT

Originally published September 14, 2020

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September 14, 2020 Originally published Written by Lanae Rivers-Woods, MAIT

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