YopokkiInstant Halal Tteokbokki Cup (Hot Spicy, 2 Cups) Korean Street food with Hot Spicy sauce Topokki Rice Cake - Quick & Easy to Prepare

Git my stuff and tasted good

I liked it a lot, at first I was scared because of the bad ratings but it tasted really good and has a very good spice.

The first was ruined bc the cup burned while cooking. It did not taste good when the 2nd cup was cooked in a glass bowl.Too expensive

Tastes great. Just a bit expensive.

Tastes weird, made with ketchup, liquid doesn't thicken or coat the rice cakes. Not worth it at all. The best Internet-available tteokbokki cup brand is Cook-Tok. Another good one, available at hmart, has Seventeen kpop branding.

Loved the dish. I love spicy food, so it was just perfect. It was flavorful too!

These spicy Korean rice pasta tubes with sauce weren't what I expected. Inside each of these cups is a small plastic bag of dry/moist rice pasta tubes and a little packet of sauce. Both bags required scissors to open. You put the tubes and sauce into the cup and add a very small amount of water, then microwave it. The directions say 20ml of water, which even I, who grew up using the metric system, can't eyeball. If you don't know how much 20 ml is or have no way of measuring, like I didn't, you fill to "the green line" which is actually a stripe on the outside of the package. Expecting the line to be on the inside, I had to look for it. It's a pretty small amount of water, leaving the cup 3/4 empty. I read and reread the directions, which also said to microwave this tiny amount of noodles, sauce, and water in a big cup for 2-3 minutes. Even though I was using an old, small microwave, 2 minutes resulted in saucy water puddled everywhere. The lid is pointless because you only put it on loosely. The noodles didn't really expand, they just softened. Looking for more of a soup, I added more water and nuked until hot. It was pretty darn spicy, even after triple the amount of water. But it seemed lacking to be a meal. I do love the texture of Korean rice pasta tubes, chewy and rubbery, and could see using this as a side dish or beginning to a soup if you add vegetables. But it is a very small serving of food on its own.

Yopokki Instant Halal Tteokbokki Cup is a quick and easy way to make a delicious and spicy tteokbokki without having to dirty any pots or dishes. The order includes two 140g containers that hold a sealed plastic packet of cylinder shaped rice cakes and a foil packet of spicy sauce. To make, you just need to add 20ml of water (or to the green marked line on the cup) and then add the rice cakes and sauce, stir well and partially cover the cup with the accompanying lid, and cook in the microwave for 2 min (1000w) or 3min (700w). I wish the water measuring line was available on the inside of the cup with an indentation. I hope the manufacturer considers changing this detail in future cups. I think I may have added too much water as the finished dish didn't really have a luscious and thick sauce but was more like soup and was watery. I followed the 2 minute cooking time and found that the finished noodles were delightfully tender and had a pleasant chew. The sauce packet held a deep red colored sauce with a bold and spicy flavor that was complimented with sweet notes that reminded me of hoisin sauce. It is delicious straight from the cup but I admit that I added an over easy egg on top to add a little richness to the overall dish. Each serving has 0.7g Total Fat, 80g Total Carbohydrate, and 6g Protein. It is a Product of South Korea. The product that I received has a best by date of 9 months from the date that I received it. I love tteokbokki and being able to make it in 2 minutes is a must have in my house! I highly recommend you give it a try!