Gwanghuimun and Sindang-dong Tteokbokki Street
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Sindang-dong’s jeukseok tteokbokki is cooked at the table with rice cakes, vegetables and add-ins in a shared pot. In the lane of specialist restaurants, diners gather around the table to share the meal. Nearby, DDP’s curved architecture and Gwanghuimun’s stonework reveal different eras of Seoul along the way. Enjoy a city walk followed by a pot of tteokbokki cooked at your table in Sindang-dong.
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A food street along Dasan-ro 35-gil lined with jeukseok tteokbokki restaurants. Rice cakes, vegetables and add-ins simmered together in a pot are its signature dish, which you can share after exploring the lane.