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Oden is a popular street food enjoyed in both Korea and Japan. It consists of fish cakes simmered in a warm broth and served on skewers.
It's wonderful to chat with friends while eating oden after school or work on a cold winter day. The taste of oden from a street vendor's stall is especially unforgettable.
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Oden is a dish made with ground fish cakes simmered in broth, and it has become a symbol of street food culture in Korea. While called "oden" in Japan and also sometimes in Korea, it's also known as "eomuk" in Korea, and the cooking methods and ways of eating it differ slightly between the two countries.
Recently, with "oden hotspots" trending on social media, modern oden specialty restaurants targeting younger generations are increasing. In particular, restaurants that differentiate themselves with various types of fish cakes and special broths are gaining popularity.