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It’s that time of year again—the season of bungeoppang! As the weather turns cooler, there’s nothing quite like the warmth of this beloved Korean street snack. Bungeoppang, or “fish-shaped bread,” is a delightful treat made of soft, crispy batter filled with sweet red bean paste. Its fish shape makes it charming and fun, while the filling inside gives it that perfect, cozy sweetness.

Bungeoppang holds a special place in many hearts, not just because of its flavor but because it brings back memories of chilly afternoons by street vendors, hands wrapped around a hot, fresh snack to stay warm. The crisp outer layer and the comforting sweetness of the red bean filling create a harmony that feels like a warm hug, especially on a brisk day.

In a way, bungeoppang is more than just a snack—it’s a seasonal tradition. The taste of bungeoppang transports you right into the heart of fall and winter. As someone who enjoys flavorful and often rich foods, I find that this simple treat reminds me of the joy of a straightforward yet satisfying snack. It’s comforting and wholesome, offering a break from today’s fast-paced food trends.

Whether you’re walking through the busy city streets or stopping by a local vendor on a quiet corner, spotting bungeoppang feels like stumbling upon a warm, nostalgic moment. So, as the days get colder, why not treat yourself to a piece (or two) of bungeoppang? It’s the perfect way to embrace the season and savor a little bit of happiness wrapped in golden, fish-shaped goodness.