Naengmyeon is one of Korea’s most iconic cold noodle dishes, served with a refreshing chilled broth or a spicy sauce. Because the cold broth and ice help cool you down, it is especially popular during the hot summer months. In Korea, there’s even a saying, “Summer means naengmyeon!” because it’s a favorite dish to enjoy in warm weather. Enjoy it, everyone! 😊🍜❄️
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