Half-order deodeok chicken gangjeong at Sokcho market: Ddogi-ne Twigim
In short
Ddogi-ne Twigim is a snack shop on the first floor of Jungang Market in Sokcho, Gangwon, selling all kinds of sundae, chicken gangjeong, fried snacks and snow crab ramyeon in one spot. The nurungji squid sundae and abai sundae set plus a half-order of mild deodeok chicken gangjeong were packed to go and eaten back at the lodging, and the flavor held up even after they cooled. Because Ddogi-ne Twigim sells chicken gangjeong by the half-order, travelers can taste several Sokcho market foods in small portions.

Good to know
- Location
- Unit 5, 1st floor, Jungang Market arcade, 16 Jungang-ro 147beon-gil, Sokcho-si, Gangwon State
- What we ordered
- Nurungji squid sundae + abai sundae set, deodeok chicken gangjeong (half-order, mild)
- Menu
- Assorted sundae, chicken gangjeong, fried snacks, jeon (savory pancakes), snow crab ramyeon
- Chicken gangjeong portions
- Half-orders available
- Seating
- Indoor seating for eating in; dogs welcome
- Receipt event
- Zero Coke for a Naver review; sikhye (sweet rice drink) for a Naver + Google review
as written by the visitor on Sep 18, 2026
Whenever I plan a trip to Sokcho, there's one course I can never skip! Jungang Market, packed with food!
Especially in Sokcho, I always end up eating squid sundae (stuffed squid) and abai sundae (stuffed intestine sausage), plus sweet-and-spicy chicken gangjeong (Korean fried chicken). Today I'm introducing a Sokcho Jungang Market spot where you can get all of that in one place 🤗
Where to eat in Sokcho's Jungang Market? Ddogi-ne Twigim, seen on TV


There are so many stalls inside Sokcho Jungang Market that it's easy to get overwhelmed deciding where to go, but the place I visited again this trip — after visiting last year too — is the already-famous Ddogi-ne Twigim, once featured on a self-made-millionaire TV show 💡 It's located on the 1st floor of the market's shopping arcade, unit 5.






Usually at a market you have to hunt down a separate chicken gangjeong stall and a separate sundae stall, lining up twice and burning a lot of time, but Ddogi-ne Twigim sells all the Sokcho market classics — various sundae and chicken gangjeong — plus a wide range of fried snacks, jeon, and snow crab ramyeon, all in one spot. Great for cutting down on walking around 👍
What we ordered at Ddogi-ne Twigim and what the shop is like
This time at Ddogi-ne Twigim we ordered the nurungji squid sundae + abai sundae set, and a half-order of mild deodeok chicken gangjeong. Everything here is fried and grilled fresh to order, so it takes a little time.
- Nurungji squid sundae + abai sundae set
- Deodeok chicken gangjeong (half order / mild)

While waiting, I noticed the staff kept cleaning every corner of the shop — probably because it's a constant frying environment 🫧 Seeing how much they cared about cleanliness put me much more at ease, and even while busy they were kind and welcoming, which made the visit feel even better 😊

We ordered takeout, but there's also indoor seating for eating in, and it's dog-friendly too, so travelers with pets can visit comfortably 🐶

Receipt event: free drink for a review 🥤
- Write a Naver review and get a free Zero Coke!
- Write both a Naver and Google review and get a sweet sikhye (rice drink)!
Honest taste review: still good after it cooled

After finishing packing everything up and getting back to the lodging, we finally unveiled our full Sokcho Jungang Market spread! We'd spent extra time browsing the market first, so the food had cooled a bit, but it was still delicious 👏👏
Deodeok chicken gangjeong, half-order, mild

Usually at markets, chicken gangjeong is only sold as a whole chicken, which is too much for two people and often ends up leftover — but Ddogi-ne Twigim offers half-orders, which is perfect for travelers who want to sample a bit of everything from Sokcho Jungang Market 👍

I went with the mild version, and the sauce wasn't too spicy at all — even kids could eat it — sweet and moreish. The sliced deodeok (bellflower root) mixed in gave it a subtle, almost elegant herbal aroma that made it a real standout 🍗
Nurungji squid sundae and abai sundae


The sundae set had absolutely none of that characteristic strong smell, and got nuttier the more you chewed. The nurungji squid sundae I had was coated with rice grains on the outside, fried crispy like scorched rice (nurungji) — the texture is exactly my thing 🫶

How to choose your squid sundae 🦑
- Egg-batter squid sundae: recommended if you like a soft, mild taste and texture!
- Nurungji squid sundae: crispy outside, chewy inside — recommended if you like texture!
Is Ddogi-ne Twigim worth a stop in Sokcho?


I think Ddogi-ne Twigim, which I'm introducing today, hits every note among Sokcho Jungang Market food — taste, hygiene, friendliness, and a value-for-money menu lineup. The flavor holds up even after time passes and it cools down, so it's perfect as a late-night snack at your lodging or to pack up on your way home! 👍
If you're visiting Sokcho Jungang Market and wondering what to buy or where to go, I'd definitely recommend stopping by Ddogi-ne Twigim, where you can get everything from various sundae to all kinds of chicken gangjeong in one place 🥰🥰
Where it is
16 Jungang-ro 147beon-gil, Jungang Market shopping arcade, 1st floor, unit 5, Sokcho-si, Gangwon-do, South Korea강원특별자치도 속초시 중앙로147번길 16 중앙시장 상가 1층 5호





