The primary difference lies in the timing and arrangement of the dishes. In a western full-course meal, dishes are served sequentially one by one, whereas Hanjeongsik (Korean style full course meal) is characterized by spatial abundance, with all dishes often served simultaneously to crate a grand table. Additionally, while Western courses focus on s single main protein, Hanjeongsik emphasizes a harmonious balance between a variety of side dishes (banchan), rice and soup
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It has the advantage of allowing you to enjoy a variety of dishes all at once, without having to wait.