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The most popular gimbap, made by rolling basic ingredients like ham, pickled radish, and carrots with rice in seaweed. It's characterized by its savory sesame oil aroma and mild taste. It's good to eat with ramen or tteokbokki.

Gimbap made by adding spicy and crunchy kimchi to the basic gimbap filling. The refreshing taste of kimchi cuts through the richness of the gimbap for a clean flavor.

Gimbap made with savory cheddar cheese inside. The mild cheese flavor blends with the other ingredients for an even richer taste.

Gimbap made with plenty of fresh vegetables instead of ham or imitation crab meat. It's characterized by its crunchy texture and clean, mild taste, making it a light option.

Gimbap filled with vegetables like cabbage mixed with mayonnaise sauce. The crunchy, savory, and sweet flavors combine for a unique taste.

Gimbap rolled with the seaweed on the inside. The ingredients are similar to regular gimbap, but it looks unique and allows you to feel the texture of the rice more directly.

Gimbap that is further wrapped with a thin egg crepe. The soft texture and savory taste of the egg add to its heartiness.

A menu item made with tobiko (flying fish roe) that pops in your mouth, rolled inside gimbap. It's characterized by its fun texture and savory taste with every bite.

A popular gimbap made with drained tuna, mayonnaise, and perilla leaves. The savory and mild tuna mayo flavor creates an excellent harmony with the rice.

Gimbap made with finely chopped beef seasoned sweet and savory. The added beef flavor makes it rich and a hearty meal.

A menu item composed of harmoniously combined gimbap fillings or offering various flavors of gimbap at once.

A rice bowl topped with stir-fried squid and pork belly in a spicy sauce. The combination of chewy squid and savory pork is excellent, and it's delicious when mixed.

A dish where well-fermented kimchi and pork are stir-fried spicy and served over rice. The sour and spicy taste of kimchi stimulates the appetite.

A rice bowl topped with stir-fried squid and various vegetables in a spicy sauce. The chewy texture of the squid and the spicy sauce go well with the rice.

A representative Korean rice bowl dish made by stir-frying spicy marinated pork and serving it over rice. It's a popular menu item, hearty and savory.

A dish where stir-fried tuna and kimchi or vegetables are mixed with rice. The savory tuna and sauce flavors combine for an easy-to-enjoy meal.

A dish where Korean-style curry sauce, made with potatoes, carrots, and meat, is poured over rice. It's not spicy and has a mild flavor that everyone enjoys.

A dish where japchae (stir-fried glass noodles and vegetables) seasoned with soy sauce is served over rice. The savory and sweet taste goes well with rice, and it's often served with jjajang sauce.

A rice bowl dish with stir-fried chicken breast and vegetables, served with sauce. It's a deopbap where the mildness of the chicken and the sauce flavor combine.

A dish where various seafood like shrimp and squid are stir-fried with vegetables and served over rice. You can enjoy the refreshing flavor and savory taste of seafood.

A dish where rice is mixed with fresh sashimi pieces, various vegetables, and cho-gochujang (spicy vinegar sauce). The sweet, sour, and spicy taste stimulates the appetite.

A dish made by stir-frying finely chopped kimchi and rice in oil. It has the spicy and sour taste of kimchi, and is usually topped with a fried egg for added richness.

Fried rice with vegetables and meat, wrapped in a thin egg crepe and topped with sauce. The combination of soft egg and fried rice is loved by children.

A dish of plump shrimp and finely chopped vegetables stir-fried with rice until fluffy. It's light and savory, making it easy to enjoy.

A traditional Korean dish where various seasoned vegetables like bean sprouts, spinach, and carrots, along with meat and a fried egg, are mixed with rice and gochujang. You can enjoy a healthy and diverse taste.

A set meal including bibimbap served in a large bowl and doenjang jjigae. Mixing the rice and eating it with the stew makes for a hearty meal.

Bibimbap served in a hot stone pot with rice and various seasoned vegetables. It stays warm while eating, and you can enjoy the crispy, savory scorched rice at the bottom.

Fried rice with shrimp topped with melted mozzarella cheese. The savory fried rice and the rich cheese flavor combine for a delicious dish.

A dish where rice and spicy stir-fried pork are served together in a hot stone pot. You can mix and eat it while it sizzles.

A Korean instant ramen characterized by its spicy broth and chewy noodles. It's a popular, simple dish often cooked with egg and green onions.

Ramen simmered with kimchi, making the broth more refreshing and spicy. The crunchy texture of kimchi blends well with the noodles.

Ramen topped with sliced cheese, which melts into the broth for a smooth and savory taste.

A hangover-style ramen with bean sprouts, making the broth clear and refreshing. The crunchy texture of bean sprouts remains intact.

Ramen with chewy tteokguk (rice cake soup) rice cakes added. You can enjoy both noodles and rice cakes for a varied and filling texture.

Ramen cooked with dumplings. The meat and vegetables inside the dumplings blend with the broth for a richer flavor.

Ramen with a spicy and rich broth similar to jjamppong, made with seafood and vegetables. It's excellent for relieving a hangover.

Ramen with ham or sausage, giving it a budae-jjigae (army base stew) feel. The salty flavor of the ham permeates the broth for a rich taste.

Ramen simmered with seafood in a savory doenjang (soybean paste) broth. It's characterized by its non-irritating, deep broth flavor.

A representative Korean jjajang ramen based on black bean sauce. It's eaten by mixing the noodles with the salty and sweet black sauce and is popular with children.

A Japanese noodle dish characterized by thick, chewy noodles and a clear soy sauce-based broth. It's served warm with toppings like crown daisy, fried tofu, and tempura flakes.

Udon with kimchi added to the broth for a spicy and refreshing taste. It's a good menu item when you crave a warm broth.

Udon with seafood served in a hot stone pot or earthenware pot. It stays warm for a long time, and the seafood flavor permeates the broth.

A summer delicacy where you mix chewy buckwheat noodles in a cool, sour broth with a thin layer of ice. It's even more refreshing with mustard and vinegar.

A cold noodle dish where chewy noodles are mixed with a sweet and spicy gochujang sauce. A small amount of broth is added, and its stimulating taste is known to whet the appetite.

A warm noodle dish made by boiling thinly sliced flour noodles in anchovy or meat broth. It has a mild and soft taste.

Noodles made by adding kimchi to kalguksu (knife-cut noodles) for a spicy and refreshing taste. It's especially suitable for rainy days or chilly weather.

A soup dish made by adding thinly torn pieces of flour dough to a refreshing anchovy broth. The chewy texture of the dough and the broth are a simple and light combination.

A menu item made by adding kimchi to sujebi (hand-pulled dough soup) for a spicy and hearty flavor. The chewy sujebi and spicy broth warm the stomach.

A traditional noodle dish where boiled somyeon noodles are served in a clear anchovy broth. Topped with kimchi, egg garnish, and seaweed flakes, it's characterized by its clean and mild taste.

A noodle dish where boiled somyeon noodles are mixed with a spicy, sour, and sweet sauce along with vegetables. It's a good light meal when you don't have much appetite.

A dish where very chewy and elastic noodles are mixed with vegetables like bean sprouts, cucumber, and carrots in a spicy gochujang sauce. It has a unique chewy texture.

A generous portion of jjolmyeon served on a large platter, meant for sharing or enjoying a large serving. It's mixed with various vegetables.

A Korean soul food made by simmering well-fermented kimchi, pork, and tofu. Its spicy and rich broth is a perfect match for rice.

A stew made by adding tuna instead of pork to kimchi jjigae. The savory flavor of tuna creates a light yet spicy taste.

A savory stew made by simmering doenjang (soybean paste) with tofu, zucchini, and onions. It's a mild, easily digestible, and healthy dish.

A stew made with soft tofu as the main ingredient, simmered with spicy seasoning, egg, and clams. It's characterized by its smooth texture and spicy broth.

A clear and refreshing soup dish with a generous amount of various types of fish cakes. It's good for sharing the broth among several people.

A hot pot dish made with ham, sausage, and various vegetables, simmered in a spicy broth. It's similar to budae-jjigae and is a hearty meal with rice.

A stew made with doenjang (soybean paste) base, with added seafood like crab, clams, and shrimp for a refreshing and deep flavor. The savory seafood flavor is well infused in the doenjang broth.

A stew made by simmering fermented soybeans (cheonggukjang) richly. It's known for its strong aroma and deep, savory taste, and is popular as a healthy food.

A snack or side dish made by skewering fish cake and serving it in warm broth. It's soft, chewy, and the broth is refreshing.

Steamed dumplings filled with minced meat and vegetables. You can enjoy the savory flavor with the juice when you take a bite.

Mandu (dumplings) with finely chopped kimchi inside, giving it a spicy and refreshing taste. It's good for those who prefer a clean taste without greasiness.

A menu item where crispy fried or baked dumplings are served with vegetables mixed in a spicy and sour sauce. The combination of crispiness and fresh vegetables is excellent.

A traditional dish made by simmering thinly sliced rice cakes in a clear broth (usually beef bone or anchovy broth). The chewy rice cakes and mild broth make it a filling meal.

A soup dish made by adding dumplings to a clear broth. You can enjoy the warm broth and soft dumplings together.

A hearty soup with both tteokguk (rice cake soup) rice cakes and dumplings. The chewy texture of the rice cakes and the rich flavor of the dumplings can be enjoyed simultaneously, making it popular.

A fusion snack where ramen noodles are added to tteokbokki sauce and simmered. The noodles soaked in the sweet and spicy sauce are a delicacy.

Korea's representative street food, made by stir-frying chewy rice cakes and fish cakes in a spicy and sweet gochujang-based sauce. It's a beloved snack for everyone.

Rabokki topped with mozzarella or sliced cheese. The cheese neutralizes the spiciness and adds a savory flavor.

A dish where cheese is generously melted over spicy tteokbokki. The experience of eating the stretchy cheese and rice cakes together is excellent.

A generously portioned assorted tteokbokki containing various ingredients like rice cakes, fish cakes, ramen, dumplings, and egg. You can enjoy multiple flavors at once.

A menu item with tteokbokki that includes various additional ingredients and toppings, generously portioned. Similar to special tteokbokki, it's good for sharing.

Pork loin coated with breadcrumbs and fried until crispy. Served with a sweet and rich sauce, it's crispy on the outside and tender on the inside.

A fried dish made with white fish coated in batter. It's usually eaten with tartar sauce and is characterized by the soft and mild taste of the fish.

A fried dish made with chicken, similar to tonkatsu. It's more tender and lighter than pork.

Tonkatsu with mozzarella cheese inside, then fried. The savory cheese that flows out when cut satisfies both sight and taste.

A menu item made with tonkatsu filled with sweet sweet potato paste. The combination of crispy coating and sweet sweet potato is appealing.

A platter menu offering a taste of various cutlets like pork loin cutlet, fish cutlet, and cheese cutlet.

A cost-effective set menu that includes tonkatsu, gimbap, and jjolmyeon (or udon) on one plate, allowing for a variety of enjoyment.

A nourishing soup dish made by simmering beef ribs in a clear broth. The meat is tender, the broth is deep and refreshing, and it sometimes includes glass noodles.

A soup made with beef, bracken, bean sprouts, and green onions, simmered spicy with chili oil. The spicy flavor and deep beef broth combine to soothe the stomach.

A soup made with beef intestines, dried radish greens, and bean sprouts, simmered in a spicy broth. You can enjoy the chewy texture of the intestines and the rich broth.

A rice-thief menu where mackerel is simmered in a spicy sauce with kimchi. The mackerel, infused with kimchi flavor, has less fishy smell and a great savory taste.

A dish where sweet soy-marinated beef bulgogi is simmered in a hot stone pot with a light broth. It's good for mixing with rice.

A cool soup made with clams (olgaengi), mugwort, and chives, based on doenjang (soybean paste). It's good for liver health and popular as a hangover cure.

A bowl of white rice. A basic meal to be eaten with stew or side dishes.