K-Food Pop

K-Food Pop turns Korean street food into a match-3 you can play anywhere — a bus stop, a waiting room, a plane with the WiFi off. Match tteokbokki, hotteok (a griddled sweet pancake), gyeran-mari (rolled omelette), ssuk jeolpyeon (mugwort rice cake), bingsu (shaved ice), and mandu (dumplings) across twenty Korean settings — Gwangjang Market in Seoul, a pojangmacha street stall, a jangdokdae jar terrace, a hanok kitchen, a rice cake shop, a hanjeongsik table, a teahouse, a Jeju five-day market, a palace garden, the royal kitchen, and ten new destinations including Busan, Jeonju, Chuncheon, Gangneung, Daegu, Andong, Tongyeong, Damyang, Winter Snack Street and the Eight-Province Feast. Clear a stall's order, and the next one opens. WHAT MAKES A GOOD MATCH A skewer (four in a row) clears its whole row or column. A wrap (an L or T shape) bursts twice for a bigger blast. Bibimbap — the "mix…