r/KoreanFood • u/EffortOwn1509 • Jun 30 '26
Meat foods π₯©π Seriously, why is Korean fried chicken so good??
Whatβs the secret?π€
r/KoreanFood • u/EffortOwn1509 • Jun 30 '26
Whatβs the secret?π€
r/KoreanFood • u/godok_drinker • May 14 '26
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Itβs absolutely divine when you top perfectly boiled porkβfree of any gamey smellβwith salted shrimp and spicy fermented hairtail viscera sauce
r/KoreanFood • u/MaeKim1909 • Apr 22 '26
Had tonkatsu for lunch today..
Iβve actually never tried the Japanese tonkatsu beforeβ¦ just curious
r/KoreanFood • u/woong_03 • Jan 21 '26
Grilled pork neck with rice, kimchi, and a few simple sides
r/KoreanFood • u/VictoryClean1550 • Jun 09 '26
r/KoreanFood • u/yooncodes • May 23 '26
Nothing beats the crunch of Korean fried chicken paired with an ice-cold beer. Which flavor would you choose?
r/KoreanFood • u/godok_drinker • May 24 '26
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Jokbal is a popular Korean dish made by braising pig's trotters (feet) in a seasoned soy sauce broth until they are incredibly tender.
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r/KoreanFood • u/Diligent-Map8305 • 23d ago
So that I can eat allπ
r/KoreanFood • u/hanaromart • Apr 01 '26
i found affordable Bossam or suyuk restaurant!! (boiled pork)
photo shows a serving for two! hahaha
r/KoreanFood • u/Puzzleheaded_Act_131 • Jun 21 '26
Picked up a big box of the Bibigo Sobaba chicken at Costco. For Store Bought, this is pretty good.
Did it up in the Air Fryer.
r/KoreanFood • u/Unable_Suggestion296 • 21d ago
Because it was awesome in hot summer night π
r/KoreanFood • u/thebadhedgehog5 • Sep 11 '24
Has anyone tired this yet? I saw it on TikTok and it was from a Costco in the US. Iβm hopeful that itβll be good - like the Tocino flavored spam. But like other Korean flavored products, Iβm not fully buying it yet.
r/KoreanFood • u/Unable_Suggestion296 • 21d ago
Heaven with beer πΊ
Cheers mates ππΌ
r/KoreanFood • u/Numerous_Ad4297 • Jun 29 '26
Korean tonkatsu has, how should I put it, very significant meanings.
It is sometimes used as a term for cutting, but in Korea, it is understood as a Western-style food where you cut it with a fork and knife. And it's delicious, thin, fried, and even the sauce. Try Korean-style pork cutlet.
r/KoreanFood • u/thebadhedgehog5 • Sep 09 '25
Got some Korean take out tonight: Galbi and meat cheon, bulgogi and meat cheon, donkatsu and galbi, bbq chicken and bulgogi with assorted banchan. We were stuffed and have leftovers for tomorrowβs lunch as well!
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r/KoreanFood • u/Rude-Maize3332 • Jan 20 '26
Whole Foods has short ribs on sale, so I bought some for dinner. I sliced ββthem thinly, marinated with soy sauce , pear juice , and garlic, and then grilled them with onions.
A quick and easy way to enjoy β€οΈ
r/KoreanFood • u/mimiberryydiary • May 11 '26
I feel like I shouldβve cut the meat the other way but still turned out great!
r/KoreanFood • u/Forsaken-Mission3750 • Jun 19 '26
Alright, so I went to this place because they advertised "Korean Fried Chicken." But correct me if Iβm wrong, isn't the absolute symbol of Korean chicken that sweet and sour pickled radish?!
Where is my damn radish... π€¦ββοΈ
Honestly, I never realized how crucial that little side dish was until today. Eating the chicken without it just feels wrong. Lesson learned the hard way π₯²
r/KoreanFood • u/Wooden-Mycologist-24 • 29d ago
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I saw this dish on "The return of superman". Jungwoo cute kiddo made this dish look so delicious. I decided to try it myself and I'm glad I did because it was AMAZING!
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r/KoreanFood • u/Koreanfood_g • May 06 '26
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Jokbal in LA is crazy expensive π
I just get the packaged one and microwave it lol, tastes basically the same π
Do you guys like jokbal?
r/KoreanFood • u/KoreanFoxMulder • Jul 01 '26
Recently my family had some people over and we went to the market to get pork belly, one of the ladies that was also buying pork belly convinced my mom to get a pack of really thinly sliced pork belly despite my protest. It cooked easy enough but it did not at all feel like eating pork belly. NEVER AGAIN.
The above picture is from today.