Gyeongdan is a Rice cake" used as snacks or dessert in Korea. Rice cakes are a popular food for Korean, with or wihout special occassions, different kinds of Gyeongdan are always available. Some are still making it at home (home-made), but are now also available in food shops. Gyeongdan is also called as Gyungdan, Kyung dan, Gyung dan, Kyungdan

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