Korean food, made simple
Korean street food is bold, flavorful, and fun — often served hot, fast, and meant to be eaten on the go. It reflects Korea’s love for snacking, spice, and comfort, and you’ll find it at markets, food stalls, and busy streets across the country.
Korea’s Spicy Street Comfort If you grew up in Korea, there’s a good chance your memories of tteokbokki are tied to laughter, rainy afternoons, and the warm scent of gochujang drifting through a busy alleyway. It’s not just a snack — it’s a feeling. For …
There’s something so comforting about the sizzle of a jeon on a hot pan. Pa-Dak-Jeon (Korean Green Onion Chicken Pancake) is one of those dishes that instantly feels like home, no matter where you are. It’s a little bit like fried chicken, a little bit …
There is something deeply satisfying about food that feels both familiar and surprising. Dumplings, in their many forms across the world, carry that universal sense of comfort. Wrapped parcels of flavour, often shared around a table, they speak of warmth, gathering, and care. Yet, the …
Kimbap is one of the most beloved Korean dishes, often found in picnic lunch boxes, quick meals, and even party platters. Rolled with rice, vegetables, and protein inside a sheet of seaweed, it’s a wholesome and complete meal in every bite. While many people enjoy …
When summer heat makes cooking feel like a chore, there’s nothing better than a chilled, refreshing bowl of noodles. Growing up in Korea, cold noodle dishes were always a summer favourite—comforting, creamy, and perfectly balanced with fresh toppings. This recipe is my twist on the …
There’s something magical about fried chicken. In Korea, it’s not just food—it’s an experience. Whether you’re unwinding after a long day with a cold beer and crispy wings, or stretching out on a picnic blanket in the park during a summer evening, fried chicken fits …