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Sangsu Station(Line 6)
Korean Street Snacks (Bunsik)
Hongdaesak - Sangsu Main
A nostalgic spot for crispy fried snacks and tteokbokki
  • 71, Dongmak-ro, Mapo-gu, Seoul

  • 6

    138m from Sangsu Station

  • Lunch 10,000 won range·Dinner 20,000 won range

  • Closed Opens at 11:30

  • Delivery Available
  • Reservation Accepted
  • Group Seating Available
  • Take-Out Available
  • Free Wi-Fi

Introduction

Hongdaesak - Sangsu Main is a comprehensive snack bar that has been loved for a long time near Hongdae. Its signature dishes are old-school tteokbokki that evoke nostalgia and a variety of crispy fried snacks. It is well-known for using fresh ingredients and clean cooking methods, attracting a steady stream of visitors.

The store offers takeout, delivery, and group reservations, making it suitable for various occasions, and also provides wireless internet for added convenience.

Visitor Characteristics

The gender ratio of visitors is almost equal, with a wide age range from people in their 20s to 40s. In particular, the younger generation in their 20s and 30s are the most active visitors, but people from their teens to over 60 also frequent the place. It attracts a broad customer base, from families and friends to solo diners.

Main Features

The main focus here is on a variety of fried snacks such as chili pepper fries, seaweed roll fries, and squid fries, all made with fresh oil for outstanding taste and crispiness. The old-school tteokbokki has a moderate flavor that is neither too spicy nor too sweet, making it enjoyable for everyone. The perilla leaf kimchi seaweed roll fries and the assorted 11-piece fried platter are especially popular.

Although the hall is not very spacious, it offers a clean and cozy atmosphere, and the kiosk ordering system and quick food service provide a pleasant dining experience.

User Reviews

Visitors leave positive reviews about the diverse fried snacks and the moderately appealing tteokbokki. The unique combination of soy sauce, perilla leaf, and seaweed roll fries, as well as the fresh oil flavor, receive high praise, with many customers expressing their intention to revisit. The quality of the fried snacks, which remain crispy even when taken out, is also highly complimented.

Nearby Transportation

Centered around Sangsu Station on Line 6, it is conveniently located near Hapjeong Station (Lines 2 & 6), Gwangheungchang Station (Line 6), and several other subway stations, making it highly accessible for visitors using public transportation.

Value for Money Points

With affordable and reasonable prices, a single serving of old-school tteokbokki is KRW 3,000, and various fried snacks are also offered at budget-friendly prices, establishing this place as a leading value-for-money snack bar. The assorted fried platter stands out in both quantity and variety, satisfying even big eaters.

Menu

  • Old-school Tteokbokki (1 serving): KRW 3,000
  • Fried Squid Body: KRW 1,600
  • King Prawn Fry: KRW 1,600
  • Fried Squid Legs: KRW 1,300
  • Fried Yaki Dumpling: KRW 600
  • Fried Fish Cake Japchae: KRW 600
  • Sweet Potato Fry: KRW 1,000
  • Pumpkin Fry: KRW 1,000
  • Shrimp Fry: KRW 900
  • Chili Pepper Fry: KRW 1,500
  • Perilla Leaf Kimchi Seaweed Roll Fry: KRW 1,500
  • Seaweed Roll Fry: KRW 1,500
  • Fried Squid Cheese Ball: KRW 1,500
  • Assorted Fried Snacks (11 kinds): KRW 13,500
  • Busan Fish Cake: KRW 2,000
  • Glutinous Rice Sundae: KRW 3,500
  • Soft Drink: KRW 1,500
  • Old-school Tteokbokki (2 servings): KRW 5,500

Address

71, Dongmak-ro, Mapo-gu, Seoul