Udon at the Mandeok oden truck: cheap oden, an old street-stall feel

It was about 9 on a Monday night, and I was heading home after Shanghai Tan and Haesam Meongge Malmijal in Suyeong. I wanted something to settle my stomach after drinking, so I stopped at the oden truck in Mandeok. I have used it many times.

The truck has no name of its own and is not registered on the map. It parks in front of the 24-hour Jeonju Myeongga bean sprout soup restaurant on Mandeok 2-ro, so I marked that restaurant on the map. That restaurant is 225 m from exit 1 of Mandeok Station. “Mandeok Oden Truck” is simply what I call it.

I ordered udon and asked for oden and rice cake in the same bowl.

The oden and rice cake are cheap, so there is no burden. I also like that it still feels like an old street stall. My impression, though, is that it is not a place to expect much in the way of hygiene. There are tables where you can sit.

I stop by when it comes to mind on my way home. I have a separate note from a visit in August as well.