Tteokbokki calories

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Chewy rice cakes and fish cakes cooked in a sweet and spicy gochujang sauce, sold at street stalls and snack shops.

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Quick answer

A typical serving of Tteokbokki (1 street-stall portion with fish cake) has about 440 kcal. Most servings fall between 300 and 600 kcal, depending on the portion and the recipe.

Calories
440 kcal
Protein
11 g
Carbs
78 g
Fat
9 g

Nutrition facts per serving

Serving: 1 street-stall portion with fish cake, about 300 g.

NutrientAmountShare of calories
Calories440 kcal100%
Protein11 g10%
Carbohydrates78 g71%
Fat9 g19%

Calories in common versions

VersionTypical calories
Cheese tteokbokki520 kcal
Rosé tteokbokki (cream sauce)550 kcal
Rabokki (with ramyeon noodles)600 kcal

What drives the calories

  • Rice cakes are dense starch, at about 220 kcal per 100 g.
  • The sauce is made with gochujang, sugar and often corn syrup, so it adds sugar.
  • Cheese, ramyeon or a cream sauce add about 80 to 160 kcal.

How to make it lighter

  • Order the regular version instead of cheese or rosé.
  • Share one portion, and eat the fish cake and cabbage first.
  • Skip the fried twigim that is often dipped in the sauce.

How to log Tteokbokki in Nibbs

Show the full portion in the photo or note how many rice cakes you ate, because the sauce hides how many pieces are in the bowl. Nibbs then estimates the portion and the calories for your actual plate, and you can edit any item before you save it.

Tteokbokki calorie questions

How many calories are in tteokbokki?

A street-stall portion of tteokbokki with fish cake has about 440 kcal. Most portions fall between 300 and 600 kcal. Cheese, ramyeon or a cream sauce raise the total.

Why is tteokbokki high in carbs?

Rice cakes are made from rice flour and are dense starch. The sauce also contains sugar, so most of the calories come from carbs.

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