Fish shaped burn Bungeppang

Have u ever heard Bungeppang? Ppang is burn or bread in Korean. It's exactly same shape with a fish. If you search Bungeppang then it says bean-jam burn in the shape of a carp. In side the burn you can taste bin-jam or custard cream.
My son likes to have custard cream burn and I like the opposite one. It's really easy to find the places selling Bungeppang in winter season on the street.


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