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Dish type

Korean rice, noodle and dumpling dishes

The staple end of the menu: rice bowls, porridge, noodles and dumplings. Most are one-person meals you order for yourself.

  • 18 dishes

Knife-cut noodles

칼국수 Kalguksu

Knife-cut wheat noodles in a hot broth, often made with anchovies or clams, served with kimchi.

Spice: Not spicy

Seaweed rice rolls

꼬마김밥 Kkomagimbap

Small, finger-size gimbap rolls with a few simple fillings, served whole and eaten in one or two bites.

Spice: Not spicy

Dumplings

만두 Mandu

Dumplings in thin wheat wrappers, filled with minced pork, tofu and vegetables, eaten steamed, pan-fried or in soup.

Spice: Not spicy

Cold noodles

냉면 Naengmyeon

Chewy buckwheat or starch noodles in an icy, tangy broth, with a spicy mixed version on most menus.

Spice: Not spicy

Korean ramen

라면 Ramyeon

Instant noodles boiled in a spicy red broth, often eaten at snack bars as a quick meal.

Spice: Medium

Rice

쌈밥 Ssambap

A meal of rice and fresh or steamed leaves, eaten by wrapping rice and soybean paste in each leaf.

Spice: Mild