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A dubu-duruchigi house in Daeheung-dong. Dubu-duruchigi — tofu turned through a hot chilli sauce — is Daejeon's own dish.

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Place information

Korean name
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Address
45-5 Junggyo-ro, Jung-gu, Daejeon
Phone
042-226-0914
Opening hours
not published by the operator
Closed
Not published by the operator

What to eat

Dubu-duruchigi — tofu in a hot chilli sauce₩13,000

Priced from the 두부두루치기(소) row on Naver Place; the same list gives the medium at 20,000 and the large at 26,000 won.

Dubu-duruchigi — tofu in a hot chilli sauce selected

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The lit storefront of the Sungsimdang main store at night, customers passing through the glass doors under its 聖心堂 SUNGSIMDANG sign, the upper floor visible through the windows to the right

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A bakery that began in 1956 as a steamed-bun stall in front of Daejeon Station and has been an Eunhaeng-dong fixture since. Its listed signatures are the fried soboro bun and the pantalong leek bread. It opens 08:00–22:00 every day of the year, but the popular items sell as they come out of the oven, so come early if there is one you want.

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