Street Food It Really You Have to Taste in Myeongdong

zunawaniszwari (25)in #food • 6 years ago (edited)

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Visiting Seoul, it will not be complete if you have not visited the main tourist center as well as shopping paradise Myeongdong. As Seoul's largest shopping district, Myeongdong has a well-stocked shopping center, from cosmetics, fashion to fast food.

Although most brands are sold at the Myeongdong store is expensive, but calm. Myeongdong have an alternative street food street food that is really friendly for your pocket. Not just cheap, a variety of street culinary along Myeongdong famous for its steady taste abis.

Curious what? Here are 10 streetfood that you really should try while traveling to Myeongdong.

1. Gyeran Ppang

The first street food snack that must be tried when in Myeongdong is gyeran ppang! Maybe some of you are not familiar with this one. Not as famous as kimbap and tteokbokki, it does not mean Korean-style egg bread is a bit like it.

This South Korean bread has a soft texture like cheesecake and sweet taste. What distinguishes between egg bread and Gyeranppang is a whole cooked half cooked eggs. Creamy egg texture that makes the gyeranppang taste champion.

For one piece of gyeranppang with various stuffing, you only need to pay 2,000 won. Cheap is not it?

2. Dalgona or bbopgi

Who does not sweets? Especially if you eat candy together with your partner. Definitely dong all want.

This is dalgona or bbopgi, the cheapest snack in Myeongdong. Bbopgi has a sweet taste because it is made from baking soda and brown sugar. Because bbopgi size is quite large, ordinary people eat one for both. To beautify the look, bbopgi decorated with various motifs in the middle.

In addition to sweet, this one snack has a bitter taste and taste of nuts. For the price alone, only with 1,000 won or Rp 8,000-an course, you can take it home this bbopgi.

3. Bungeoppang

Bungeoppang, Korean pastry is shaped like a Japanese bread in the form of Taiyaki fish. This bread has a sweet taste and texture like waffle. Although generally contains red beans, but now more popular bungeoppang with ice-cream stuffing is cool-sweet.

This bungeoppang really delicious when enjoyed while still hot. With cold ice cream in your mouth, you're curious not, hot snack hot bakobain at the same time? Do not worry, bungeoppang answer! With just 2,000 won, you can pocket a piece of bungeoppang.

4. Tteokbokki

Who does not know this street food? Sure, the KPopers and KDrama lovers really know this jajanan!

If people say, not to Korea it's like without nyobain kimchi or bulgogi, then it's the same if you go to Myeongdong without aste-icip tteokbokki. Loss! Most popular snacks in South Korea is guaranteed to make your visit there really complete taste.

Tteokbokki is a rice cake cooked in a spicy and sweet gochujang. Although in Indonesia you can find this culinary, but make no mistake. Tteokbokki spicy taste in his home country is much more spicy.

5. Ice cream waffle

Kebanyakan mungkin menemukan es krim wafel di restoran yang disajikan berkelas menggunakan piring keramik. Nah, kalau di Myeongdong, kamu akan mudah menemukan jajanan manis ini di kedai-kedai pinggir jalan. Sensasi dingin, manis dan creamy dari es krim wafel ini bisa kamu nikmati hanya dengan 3.000 won saja.

6. Jipangyi

This is one of the unique blessings of Myeongdong, Jipangyi! Pipe-shaped ice cream is very popular by people who walk around Myeongdong, especially children.

If the ice cream is usually served with a cone-shaped container, then when trying jipangyi you will be addicted to eating ice cream with corn cone-shaped pipe a long banget. This ice cream also has a very five-footed price! Only with 1,000 won, you can taste it.

7. Eomuk kkochi

If you visit Myeongdong when the weather is cold, it's best if you buy this kkochi eomuk.

Ekouk kkochi is a snack such as fishcake, which is boiled and then served with broth sips radish and seaweed that not only tasty but also can warm your body. In order to taste better, usually eomuk kkochi coupled with soy sauce and chili sauce.

Do not just imagine, immediately taste the street culinary this one. The price is very cheap, one portion is priced at 700 to 1,000 won only. Really make drool!

8. Dakkochi

Not only in Indonesia, it turns chicken satay also exist in Korea. Dakkochi, South Korean chicken satay, fit for you chicken processed lovers. In Myeongdong, dakkochi is mostly sold in pavement as a snack. Dakkochi itself has two flavor variants namely sweet sauce and spicy sauce dressing.

Immediately, if you want to enjoy dakkochi, prepare your money of 2000 won or Rp 16,000 for one stab.

9. Twigim

Just like in Indonesia, Korean people especially Myeongdong really fond of snack fried lho. In Korea, fried food is usually called twigim. Most of the pavement in Myeongdong definitely sells this one.

Twigim is generally made of eggplant, squid, shrimp, carrots or yams dipped in flour dough and then fried. Well, like fried Indonesian people huh? But, the difference is in Korea twigim commonly eaten with the addition of peanut sauce or tteokbokki sauce.

10. Hotteok

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And, the last hawker that you must try when you are in Myeongdong is hotteok. Overview of hotteok pronunciation may be similar to a hot dog. Eits, but make no mistake, hotteok and hot dogs are different snacks far you know!

Hotteok is a typical Korean pancake in which there is stuffing sugar, honey, peanuts or syrup. This cake is identical to winter, because Koreans usually enjoy warm hotteok when it's cold. In streetfood Myeongdong, hotteok you can enjoy the price starting 3000 won only.

Well, that's Myeongdong's five foot pairs that you really have to taste while walking in Myeongdong. Really intriguing right? Which one do you want to try the most?

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