What to order at Hongdae Street Food Strip

The dish to know
Chimaek (Korean fried chicken and beer), takoyaki, crepes
CuisineStreet food
Price
NeighborhoodHongdae and Yeonnam
HoursDaily 11:00-01:00
The dishChimaek (Korean fried chicken and beer), takoyaki, crepes
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Location

Address: Yeonhui-ro, Mapo-gu, Seoul

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