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Korean-style fried rice (bokkeumbap) typically cooked on the pan with leftover sauce and ingredients after the main meal. Savory, slightly crispy, and rich in flavor.

A rich, savory stew made with soybean paste. Similar to Doenjang-jjigae but often with a deeper, earthier flavor. Served hot, typically with tofu and vegetables.

Buckwheat noodles served in a cold, refreshing broth. The broth is savory and slightly tangy. A popular way to finish a barbecue meal.

Buckwheat noodles mixed with a spicy and sweet gochujang-based sauce. Served cold without broth. Mix well before eating.

A bowl of steamed white rice. Soft and sticky texture. Standard accompaniment to Korean soups and grilled dishes.

Grilled bonnet bellflower root (Lance asiabell) marinated in spicy red chili paste. Has a unique fibrous, slightly crunchy texture and a bitter-sweet herbal flavor.

Hand-torn dough flakes in a spicy broth. 'Kalkal' means spicy and refreshing. A hearty soup that pairs well with alcohol.

A hot pot stew featuring tofu, pork, and vegetables simmered in a spicy broth. Served in a large pot to be shared and cooked at the table.

Pork belly fermented with salted seafood sauce (jeotgal). The fermentation process adds a deep, savory umami flavor and tenderizes the meat. Grilled at the table.

Fermented pork neck (shoulder meat). Leaner than pork belly but kept tender and flavorful through the fermentation process. Savory and juicy.

Fermented pork belly. The classic Korean BBQ cut, enhanced with fermentation for richer flavor. Fatty, savory, and crispy when grilled.