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Delimanjoo and Manjok Jokbal in Myeongdong

A friend of mine came to visit, so I headed out to Myeongdong for the first time in ages.

Whoa, a place like this…

Myeongdong manjok.

I hadn’t been to Myeongdong since Covid, and it has changed a lot — even flashier than it used to be.

The HBAF Almond Store

Myeongdong manjok.

Looks like they’re selling plenty to tourists.

The dazzling streets of Myeongdong

Myeongdong manjok.

It seems to be thriving just as much as it used to.

Delimanjoo, the 1st store

Myeongdong manjok.

It’s in the underground arcade at Myeongdong Station, and I’d heard this one is uniquely good, so I bought some.

Delimanjoo

Myeongdong manjok.

Eaten fresh out of the oven they’re fun — slightly crisp outside, with custard cream inside hot enough to scald the roof of your mouth — but once they cool they go soggy and turn ordinary.

The Myeongdong atmosphere

Myeongdong manjok.

I never imagined business would be this good..

The Myeongdong atmosphere

Myeongdong manjok.

I don’t think anywhere else in Korea has an atmosphere quite like Myeongdong’s.

Sandong Gyoja

Myeongdong manjok.

A time-honoured favourite.

Kaehwa

Myeongdong manjok.

This place is doing good business too.

Breadypost

Myeongdong manjok.

The place that made its name in Seongsu-dong has opened in Myeongdong as well.

Manjok Jokbal

Myeongdong manjok.

I went to Manjok Jokbal in Myeongdong. It’s nice that they serve mandu-guk, dumpling soup, with it.

Manjok’s half-and-half set of jokbal and bossam

Myeongdong manjok.

Nowhere near good enough to compare with the main branch..

Makguksu

Myeongdong manjok.

I just ate it without thinking much of it.

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