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If You Visit Korea, It’s Worth Knowing This: The Blue Ribbon
If you visit Korea, this is something worth knowing. In Korea, there is a system that verifies which restaurants meet a certain level of quality. It’s called the Blue Ribbon,…
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The Doenjang Test: How I Judge a Korean Restaurant
In short: I judge a Korean restaurant by the doenjang (fermented soybean paste) it serves with the side dishes. More than 90% of restaurants use store-bought doenjang, which is sweeter…
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How to Choose Healthy Korean Soy Sauce — Great as a Gift Too!
How to Choose Healthy Korean Soy Sauce — Great as a Gift Too!
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Which of these Korean dishes is fermented?
As a Seoul office worker, lunchtime is my one real break of the day. Today, like most days, my colleague and I headed to our nearby baekban restaurant — a humble Korean…
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Why Koreans Eat Soup with Every Meal
Korean meals almost always include soup, and many people wonder why Koreans eat soup with every meal. Why Koreans Eat Soup with Every Meal Many people wonder why Koreans eat…
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Korean Dining Etiquette: Why Koreans Eat the Way They Do
Korean dining etiquette is unlike anything else in the world — distinct not only from Western table manners, but also from those of neighboring China and Japan. A traditional Korean…
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How to Choose Good Korean Soy Sauce
You’re right — let me redo this much closer to the original voice, keeping it personal and natural without over-structuring it. How to Choose Good Korean Soy Sauce I’ve been…
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Korean food culture explained : Rice and Soup
Korean food culture, Rice and Soup My Menory is basic From my earliest childhood memories — family meals, ancestral rites, everyday dinners — my mother always prepared rice and soup.…
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What Is Baekban? Everything About Korea’s Traditional Everyday Meal
When Korean office workers think about where to have a simple, satisfying lunch, most of them will immediately think of baekban. It would be hard to find anyone who disagrees.…

