Where is the best rice cakes in Seoul?

Based on diner recommendations, the best rice cakes in Seoul is at Euljiro Nogari Alley. We compared 4 restaurants serving rice cakes.

How much does rice cakes cost in Seoul?

Rice Cakes prices in Seoul range from KRW6000.00 to KRW350000.00 across 4 restaurants.

4 restaurants compared

Price range: KRW6000.00 – KRW350000.00

Avg recommendation: 85%

Based on diner recommendations across 4 restaurants:

Scroll down for detailed comparisons, prices, and diner tips for each restaurant.

Jung-gu·$

Tteokbokki (Spicy Rice Cakes)

KRW6000.00

Chewy rice cakes in a spicy red gochujang sauce—common at some stalls.

Tip: Some stalls serve tteokbokki alongside nogari. It's spicy and filling, but many people prefer the simplicity of just nogari and beer.

Jung-gu·$$

Cheese Garaetteok (Rice Cake Stir-fry)

KRW12000.00

Chewy rice cake stir-fried with cheese and a sweet sauce until creamy.

Tip: A savory-sweet Korean dessert that's different from bingsu. Pairs well as a warm dessert during cooler months.

Gangnam-gu·$$$$

Sweet Potato Rice Cake with Chestnut Soup and Truffle

KRW350000.00

Early course combining earthy root vegetables with seasonal truffles.

Tip: This sets the flavor trajectory for the meal — the subtlety here is intentional and builds toward the bolder fermented dishes that follow.

#485% recommend

Bukchon, Seongbuk-gu·$$

Injeolmi (Bean-Powder-Coated Rice Cake)

KRW8500.00

Chewy rice cake covered in toasted soybean powder and a touch of honey.

Tip: Injeolmi is the must-order snack. It's perfectly portioned to accompany a pot of tea and the nutty powder flavor balances the tea's sweetness.