[Anchor] Finally, following dubjjongku and butter tteok, a dessert called "pizza seolgi" is gaining popularity, is that right?
[Reporter] Yes, true to its name, it is a fusion dessert made by placing tomato sauce, pepperoni, and cheese on top of crumbly baekseolgi (traditional white rice cake).
[Reporter] Recently, YouTube and social media have been flooded with waiting vlogs of people lining up before opening to buy pizza seolgi, as well as tasting reviews and DIY making videos.
[Reporter] The place considered to be the origin of pizza seolgi is a neighborhood rice cake shop in Yeongdo, Busan.
[Reporter] A young owner who took over the family business added a youthful touch to traditional rice cakes, and this menu went viral through short-form videos.
[Reporter] The craze is now spreading to rice cake shops nationwide.
[Reporter] At one rice cake shop in Incheon, daily sales surged from 200 to a maximum of 6,000.
[Reporter] Another rice cake shop in Gwangmyeong had to suspend reservations due to a flood of orders ahead of the Chuseok holiday.
(Photo Source: YouTube, Online Communities)
※ Please note: This article was translated by AI and may contain errors.
Following Dubjjongku and Butter Tteok, What Is the Latest Dessert Craze?
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