Tteokbokki is a must-try food when you come to Korea. Enjoy it at Yongsan I-Park Mall

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Author's Note Most Koreans love spicy food. Even if you are Korean, there are some people who can't eat spicy food well. Therefore, restaurants often offer different levels of spiciness. Nowadays, there are many more types of spicy food. One of the favorite foods of Koreans is Tteokbokki. Tteokbokki is rice cakes simmered in a spicy sauce. Tteok is made of rice and is chewy. It is flavored with spicy chili sauce, sugar, garlic, pepper, and various vegetables.  The flavor of the sauce determines the flavor of the tteokbokki. The flavor of the sauce varies from restaurant to restaurant. Today, we recommend the 'Namdo Bunsik' located at Yongsan I-Park. 'Namdo' means the southern part of Korea, and 'bunsik' means casual food. 'Namdo Bunsik' offers a collection of famous foods from the southern region of Korea, so you can taste local specialties.  The menu includes fried lettuce, bibim dangmyeon, flat dumplings, and kimbap ssam. You can also enjoy tte
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Take a stroll up Namsan and eat bibimbap in the center of Seoul

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 Author's Note

Take a stroll up Namsan and eat bibimbap in the center of Seoul.

Namsan is a mountain in the center of Seoul. 

Namsan has a well-developed walking trail and Namsan Tower is located at the top of the mountain. There are a few restaurants in Namsan Tower, but they are not Korean.


There is a walking path in the middle of Namsan called Namsan Perimeter Road.

There is a Korean restaurant called 'Mokmoksanhorangi' on the Namsan Perimeter Road.

'Mokmoksan' is another name for Namsan Mountain, and 'horangi' means tiger.




Usually, hanok-style restaurants sell limited meals and are somewhat expensive, so they are usually reserved for reunions and birthdays of elderly people, but this is a place where you can eat bibimbap and ssambap comfortably.


Bibimbap is a large bowl of rice mixed with various vegetables, meat, and gochujang sauce. Bibim means to mix.

Ssambap is a style of food where rice and meat are wrapped in lettuce and other leafy vegetables. The word ssam means to wrap.




We recommend this restaurant as a place where you can take a short walk and enjoy food and tea without climbing to the top of Namsan Mountain.


Summary

- The atmosphere is quite atmospheric. It is located at the beginning of the Namsan circumference road.

- The prices are reasonable and the food is delicious.

- How to order at the kiosk

- Food: Bibimbap, pork ssambap, hand tofu ssambap, yukgaejang, acorn rice cake, etc.

Bibimbap

Bibimbap

pork ssambap


- Drinks: Americano, Ade, shaved ice, crystal ball, etc.

- Refreshments: Rice Castella, Rice Bread, Yakgwa, etc.

- It's a great place to enjoy casual Korean food.

- You have to park under Namsan and walk up.

- Dogs are allowed



Come on a day like this

With friends, on a date, with family, anytime



Rating

 (very subjective, depends on your mood on the day, just a guide^^)

5 : I want to come again. I want to spread the word.

4 : Actually, this is the score that should be given to all branches. (Actually, this is 80 points??)

3: A little disappointed.

2: Slightly angry.

1: Very upset. But I wouldn't give them a 1. It's no one else's business....



Thank you ....

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