Tteokguk
Tteokguk is the soup Koreans eat on Lunar New Year's Day: a clear broth with thin oval slices of rice cake that look like coins, meant to bring good luck. Tradition says eating a bowl adds a year to your age.
Tteokguk is the soup Koreans eat on Lunar New Year's Day: a clear broth with thin oval slices of rice cake that look like coins, meant to bring good luck. Tradition says eating a bowl adds a year to your age.
Tteokguk is the soup Koreans eat on Lunar New Year's Day: a clear broth with thin oval slices of rice cake that look like coins, meant to bring good luck. Tradition says eating a bowl adds a year to your age.

Tteokguk is the soup Koreans eat on Lunar New Year's Day: a clear broth with thin oval slices of rice cake that look like coins, meant to bring good luck. Tradition says eating a bowl adds a year to your age.


Tteokguk is the soup Koreans eat on Lunar New Year's Day: a clear broth with thin oval slices of rice cake that look like coins, meant to bring good luck. Tradition says eating a bowl adds a year to your age.

Tteokguk is the soup Koreans eat on Lunar New Year's Day: a clear broth with thin oval slices of rice cake that look like coins, meant to bring good luck. Tradition says eating a bowl adds a year to your age.
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