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Yongduamomegitteokjip

Yongduamomegitteokjip is a specialty store for omegi rice cakes located near Yongduam in Jeju, selling traditional rice cakes made with mugwort, red beans, and beans at reasonable prices, with frozen delivery and takeout available.

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AddressJeju-do Jeju-si Yongdam-ro 7-gil 6verified
Signature menuOmegi rice cake (800 won each), Ojaengi (800 won each), Nut rice cake (900 won each)post
PriceMixed set of 30: 24,000 won, 50: 40,000 wonpost
AmenitiesPhone delivery (frozen shipping with ice packs), takeout, reservations, parking availablepost
Hours07:30-19:00claim
Phone0507-1358-0049claim

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Frequently asked questions

Q. Can I order delivery from Yongduamomegitteokjip?

Yes, if you order by phone, they will ship it frozen with ice packs.

Q. Is there a way to enjoy the omegi rice cake deliciously?

It is best to thaw naturally for 1-2 hours before eating, and if you want it warm, leave it in a rice cooker on the warm setting for 20-30 minutes or microwave it for about 20 seconds.

Q. How long can it be stored frozen?

It can be stored frozen for up to 6 months, and after packaging, it is best to store it frozen the same day.

Q. What are the signature menu items and prices at Yongduamomegitteokjip?

Omegi rice cake is 800 won each, Ojaengi is 800 won, and nut rice cake is 900 won. Mixed sets are 30 pieces for 24,000 won and 50 pieces for 40,000 won.

Q. Is parking available at the store?

Yes, parking is available, and takeout and reservations are also conveniently available.

Business claims (unverified): The price of 800 won each was mentioned in a blog, but the confirmed information lists 700 won, so there may be a difference from the actual price. Business hours and phone number are unconfirmed.

Based on blog reviews; address and menu prices are confirmed, but business hours and phone number have low reliability.

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