Tender seaweed is simmered in a mild, savory broth to create a simple Korean comfort food. Known as miyeok-guk, this soup is traditionally served on birthdays but is enjoyed year-round. Its gentle flavor makes it a good choice for diners who prefer something soothing and not spicy.

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 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.