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Seolleongtang ($15.99)

Beef bones are simmered for hours to create the signature milky-white broth of this traditional Korean soup. The flavor is mild, rich, and soothing, with tender slices of beef adding substance. Diners can season the soup to their own taste, making it an especially approachable Korean comfort food.

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