Dried pollock is simmered in a light, savory broth that develops a clean and subtly rich seafood flavor. The soup is mild and comforting, with a refreshing finish that makes it popular as an everyday Korean meal. Excellent with a bowl of steamed rice.

Steamed rice is topped with a colorful assortment of seasoned vegetables and garnishes, then served with Korean red-pepper paste for mixing at the table. Each bite combines different textures and flavors, from crisp vegetables to warm rice. Bibimbap is one of Korea’s most recognizable dishes and an excellent first choice for newcomers.

Steamed rice is topped with crisp seasoned bean sprouts and accompanying vegetables, then mixed together before eating. The bean sprouts give the dish a fresh, crunchy texture and a lighter character than many meat-based Korean dishes. A simple and satisfying rice bowl with classic Korean flavors.