This was my Friday lunch! The refreshing bean sprout soup was definitely the highlight.
Great job making it through the weekday, everyone! Even though the side dishes often look similar, they’re always a little different, which makes me realize how many varieties of side dishes there are in Korea.
The stir-fried potatoes with ham were so delicious that I ended up taking a big portion. Haha!
It’s been a while since I had a proper Korean meal with lots of side dishes. And of course, you can’t skip jeyuk-bokkeum! The star of today’s meal was definitely the peppers…
I served stir-fried beef brisket and green onions over brown rice, topped it with a fried egg, and finished it off with some garlic chili oil. After mixing everything together, it was…
It’s a spicy chicken stew with soft, chewy wheat rice cakes! It’s actually a menu item from the Korean franchise Yupdduk, which is famous for tteokbokki. They also sell this delicious dakbokkeumtang…
This place serves a unique style of beef yukjeon, where you dip it in a rich, special wasabi sauce. It really helps cut through the greasiness. The beef yukjeon itself is tender…
It seems like once foods come to Korea, they end up with so many different variations. Just like pizza has tons of unique styles and toppings in Korea, inari sushi also comes…
I tried a Korean-style kongnamul muchim (seasoned soybean sprouts) that was not spicy but incredibly savory! Even though it didn’t use a red spicy seasoning, it wasn’t bland at all—the umami flavor…
