I want to try korean food

[Mari Green]

Anybody has suggestion for me to try

 

[Xena]

korean corn dogs
gimbap
Samgyeopsal
Tteokbokki

 

[saaylhy]

bibimbap / bulgogi
i only tried theses ones c':

 

[Peach Kpop]

these days there's many Home Meal Replacement or Meal Kit, so you can try at your home.
as korean, i recommend you to try Tteokbokki

 

[gaylefunke]

There are a lot of different recipes on the Internet. I am sure that you can find a recipe that you like. When I had a lot of free time, I often cooked with recipes from the Internet. Some dishes were very tasty, as if from a restaurant. But now I don't have much free time, so I don't have time to cook. I decided to subscribe to food delivery kits. On this website https://www.moneyunder30.com/meal-delivery-comparison, I read comparisons of companies in this area. Thanks to delivery, I began to eat much more properly.

 

[chaechae.core]

Tteokbokki is pretty good, I was suprised when I figured out how soft it was

 

[dow]

Tteobokki is pretty good, although spicy. Same with kimchi. But I like them both!

 

[kujou]

there’s so many new corn dog places popping up in the us. those are really good.

 

[JustAGiantKpopMultistan]

Banana milk is very good and can be found at a lot of different grocery stores and on Amazon!

 

[ivediveyyy]

ignore this I can't delete I accidentally put it on the wrong thread

 

[Call_MeRover]

As a part Korean myself you should start with the basics like:
1.Kimichi with rice

 

[jonghosapple]

I recently learned to make japchae, which is a really good option if you don't like spice. I also make tteobokki a lot using Chanyeol's recipe, it's my favorite Korean food so far.