Pagkain at Inumin - Pagkaing Koreano
Dito mo malalaman ang mga pangalan ng iba't ibang Korean food sa English tulad ng "kimchi", "bulgogi", at "japchae".
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a Korean dish made with mixed rice, vegetables, meat (usually beef), and a fried egg
bibimbap
a popular Korean street food dish made with stir-fried rice cakes in a spicy sauce
tteokbokki
a Korean dish made with thinly sliced marinated beef that is grilled or pan-fried
bulgogi
a Korean stew made with various ingredients, such as meat, seafood, tofu, and vegetables, cooked in a spicy or savory broth
jjigae
a Korean-Chinese dish consisting of Chinese-style wheat noodles topped with a thick, savory black bean sauce
jajangmyeon
a popular Korean dish made of grilled pork belly slices typically served with lettuce wraps, kimchi, and various condiments
samgyeopsal
a variety of small, flavorful side dishes that are typically served in Korean cuisine alongside the main course
banchan
a popular Korean dish made of seasoned rice and various fillings, all wrapped in seaweed and sliced into bite-sized pieces
kimbap
a Korean dish made by pan-frying or deep-frying ingredients such as meat, seafood, or vegetables coated in a flour batter, similar to a pancake or fritter
jeon
a Korean dish made from marinated beef or pork ribs that are grilled to perfection, typically served with rice, vegetables, and other side dishes
galbi
a spicy Korean dish made with marinated diced chicken stir-fried with vegetables, typically served with rice
dak galbi (maanghang na pagkanin ng Koreano)
a Korean dish made with glass noodles made from sweet potato starch stir-fried with vegetables, meat, and seasoned with soy sauce and sesame oil
japchae
grilled or roasted dishes, typically involving meat, fish, or vegetables cooked over an open flame or on a griddle
inihaw
a Korean dish made from seasoned and stir-fried or blanched vegetables, often served as a side dish or topping for rice
namul
a Korean dish made by combining two instant noodle brands
jjapaguri
a type of omelet made by rolling together multiple layers of cooked egg
nirol na omelet
a Korean dish made from pig's trotters that are boiled and then seasoned with soy sauce, sugar, garlic, ginger, and other spices
jokbal
a popular Korean dish where diners grill various types of meat at the table and typically serve it with side dishes, rice, and vegetables
Korean barbecue
a Korean instant noodle dish typically made with spicy broth, noodles, and various ingredients
ramyun
a Korean stew made with kimchi, a fermented cabbage dish, and often includes pork or other ingredients
kimchi jjigae
a Korean dish made with boiled pork belly slices that are typically wrapped in lettuce or cabbage leaves
bossam
Korean dishes that are typically consumed with alcoholic beverages
anju
a Korean dish made with hand-torn dough simmered in a soup or stew, typically with vegetables, seafood, or meat
sujebi
a Korean dish made with blood sausage typically stuffed with glass noodles, pork, and other ingredients
sundae
a Korean dessert made with glutinous rice, honey, nuts, and dried fruits, often eaten during festive occasions
yakshik
a Korean chicken soup made with a whole young chicken, ginseng, garlic, jujubes, and other ingredients
samgye-tang
a Korean seaweed soup made with miyeok (seaweed), often served on birthdays and special occasions
sopas ng miyeok
a traditional Korean rice cake soup typically made with sliced rice cakes (tteok)
sopa ng galapong
a Korean dish made from marinated raw crabs, typically fermented in soy sauce and served as a side dish or appetizer
gejang