It’s a spicy chicken stew with soft, chewy wheat rice cakes! It’s actually a menu item from the Korean franchise Yupdduk, which is famous for tteokbokki. They also sell this delicious dakbokkeumtang (spicy braised chicken stew)! You should definitely try it — it’s seriously so good. The rice cakes inside soak up all the sauce, so even the rice cakes are incredibly tasty!
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