Best Yummy Tteokbokki (Rice Cake) Places in Seoul

The famous 20 years old rice cake shop in Hongdae. Rumor has it that an ex-gangster started a tteokbokki truck, which was so successful that he ended up opening it up into a restaurant.

A very unique tteokbokki place that serves thin spicy rice cake mixed with kimchi. The name Yoo Ja Yoo means Citro Soju that you can drink with the kimchi tteokbokki.

Not far from Dongdaemun, around Sindang station, is a town specializing in tteokbokki. An alley filled with a variety of tteokbokki places.

A popular rice cake restaurant that serves unique Jajang (black bean sauce) flavored tteokbokki. Located in Garosugil, many Korean celebrities have visited this place.

Famous franchise tteokbokki eatery. This one in Samcheong-dong is the original shop. Known for its on-the-spot tteokbokki, meaning the food cooks in front of you right after you place the order.

Latest popular tteokbokki place in Hongdae. It is also known for its fried shrimp that best complements the rice cake.

Located in front of a high school, Apple House is a more like a snack hang out place especially popular among young students. Famous for its on the spot tteokbokki with vegetables and ramyeon noodles and fried dumplings in sweet spicy sauce .

Cheong Nyun Tteokbokki is one of the most popular spicy rice cake and fried shrimp restaurants in Express Bus Terminal Shopping Center (Goto Mall).

One of the most representative tteokbokki restaurants in Sindangdong tteokbokki town. Opened in 1945, it boasts more than 60 years of history. Rice cake served with ramyeon noodles, fried dumplings and an assortment of other ingredients.

With more than 30 years of history, the one and only place for original "fried tteokbokki." Located inside the "Tongin grocery market."