I was looking up information on the meal as I am quite fond of it. But a section on the Wikipedia page has me a bit confused:
Tteokbokki was brought by restaurateurs to North Korea in 2017 and became a popular dish there. In 2024, North Korea banned the sale of tteokbokki, along with budae-jjigae, from sale in restaurants because the dishes are of South Korean origin.
The source is Radio Free Asia, and I understand they're a propaganda outlet. But does anyone have any information on the meal's status in North Korea?
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Cowbee@lemmy.ml · 2 pts · 118d
I haven't seen any evidence of this being true.