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**Title:** Tzuyang's Red Fish Cake Eating Adventure at "Gogos Ppalgan Odeng" in Seoul
**Summary:**
* Tzuyang visits a red fish cake shop near Gil-dong Bokjori market in Seoul, craving the spicy snack.
* She orders an impressive 40 skewers (25 red fish cake, 5 regular, 5 rice cake, and 5 spicy rice cake).
* Throughout the video, Tzuyang:
+ Enjoys the extremely spicy red fish cake, comparing it to "fire noodles".
+ Finds creative ways to manage the spiciness.
+ Meets fans, including a Vietnamese subscriber, and takes photos.
* Tzuyang finishes almost all the food, praising the quality, chewiness, and the owner's kindness.
* The video concludes with Tzuyang expressing gratitude for the experience, the food, and the warm hospitality from the shop owner and passersby.
Here are the key facts extracted from the text, without opinions, with each fact numbered and in short sentences:
1. **Location**: The event took place near Gil-dong Bokjori market in Gangdong-gu, Seoul.
2. **Restaurant Name**: The restaurant visited was "Gogos Ppalgan Odeng".
3. **Order Details**:
* 5 skewers of regular fish cake were ordered.
* 5 skewers of rice cake were ordered.
* 25 skewers of red fish cake were ordered.
* 5 skewers of spicy version of rice cake (red rice cake) were ordered.
4. **Previous Consumption Record**:
* In Jecheon, the individual previously ate 76 fish cake skewers (56 red, 18 regular, 2 rice cake).
5. **Spice Level Comparison**: The red fish cake's spice level was closer to "fire noodles" than "Shin ramyun".
6. **Record Mentioned**: A person in Jecheon ate 115 fish cake skewers, the highest mentioned.
7. **Meeting with Fans**:
* A fan from Vietnam was met during the visit.
* A long-time Vietnamese subscriber was also met and took a picture together.
8. **Consumption Achievement**: All ordered food, including soup, was completely consumed.
9. **Restaurant Observation**: The restaurant was observed to be crowded with customers, indicating its popularity.
10. **Weather During Visit**: The visit occurred on a steaming hot day in midsummer.