"Which fish bun do they sell?"…There's even a map of my neighborhood's "Bolshek Zone."

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The "Bungeoppang Map" has returned to find out where our neighborhood's "Bungsegwon" (fish bread + station area) is.

Carrot, a living platform, announced on the 26th (today) that it has opened the 'Winter Snack Map' service, which has been operated since 2020, with a focus on 'Bungeoppang Map.'

It is an open map service where local residents directly register and share location information. Previously, if winter snack shops and stalls such as fish cakes, hotteok, and baked sweet potatoes were registered, the "Bungeo-ppang Map" only collected bungeo-ppang stalls.

Based on the fact that most of the places registered on winter snack maps in the past are bungeoppang, and that the proportion of bungeoppang searches on neighborhood maps and neighborhood life tabs is much higher, the subject is limited to bungeoppang.

Users can directly register, modify or delete the location information of the bungeoppang stall, and check the location of bungeoppang sales registered by neighbors in addition to where they added themselves. In addition to basic information such as business hours and price range, you can share cute reviews such as "It's good that you put a lot of red beans in it" and "Custard cream bungeoppang is delicious."

The map for fish-shaped bun is the end of March next year.It will be open until early April.

Reporter Park Sun-young of Digital News Team