Winter in Korea always means bungeoppang.
These days, it’s not just red bean anymore —
you can find fillings like chocolate, pizza cheese, apple jam, and more.
Still warm, crispy on the outside, and perfect for cold days.

Winter in Korea always means bungeoppang.
These days, it’s not just red bean anymore —
you can find fillings like chocolate, pizza cheese, apple jam, and more.
Still warm, crispy on the outside, and perfect for cold days.

I had a Korean street food platter with sundae (Korean blood sausage), fried snacks, fish cake, tteokbokki, and spicy mixed glass noodles all in one set! The most unique dish was the…

I had potato chicken that was fried in a chewy potato coating instead of the usual flour batter! 🥔🍗 You can really taste the potato, and the chicken inside is so tender…

When you think of Yeopgi Tteokbokki, the first thing that comes to mind is its spiciness, right? But I can’t handle very spicy food, so I always order the mildest level, called…