Mujinjang Tteokbokki
๐ 24-14, Pilmun-daero 287beon-gil, Dong-gu, Gwangju, Republic of Korea
โฐ Monday to Saturday 10:00 – 19:00 (Closed on Sunday)
๐ Tteokbokki: 6,000 won (for 2 people)
๐ Additional toppings: 2,500 won
๐ Fried rice: 3,500 won
โปMenu/prices are subject to change
I had tteokbokki for breakfast. It’s like having pork belly for breakfast, but for those who are truly passionate about tteokbokki, it doesn’t matter when you eat it. Just wait for it to boil a little longer, maybe 5 more minutes, and then dig in. The rice cakes are chewy, and the ramen is well-cooked. The ramen has absorbed the seasoning well too. You definitely have to try the fried rice. Even though you’re full, you’ll keep eating because it’s so delicious. That’s the magic of it.
This place is a must-visit for graduates of Sallesio Girls’ Middle School. It’s also beloved by students near Chosun University. You’ll see not only students but also local residents inside. It’s well-known among the locals. Many people purposely come here for this taste. They offer various menu options like fried rice, ramen, and sweet and sour dumplings for those who want more than just tteokbokki.
With its distinctive exterior, this place has been operating for over 38 years. The interior matches with old tables, chairs, and decor, giving off a nostalgic vibe. This is how a nostalgic instant tteokbokki place should feel like. If you’re craving tteokbokki in Dong-gu, Gwangju, this is the place to go. The grandmother cooks diligently all by herself. Grandma, stay healthy for a long time.
