Agwijjim is a spicy Korean seafood dish! The main ingredient is a fish called agwi (monkfish). Monkfish has tender flesh and is rich in protein. Although it has a lot of bones, the meat becomes firm and delicious when cooked. I personally love mixing it with rice and eating it that way.
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