
One-Pot Ttukbaegi Bulgogi with Glass Noodles (1 Serving)
A mild one-serving brothy bulgogi with marinated beef, sweet-potato noodles and mushrooms, rather than stir-fried beef or a shared hot pot. A regular saucepan works.
Korean home cooking first, with dishes from around the world.

A mild one-serving brothy bulgogi with marinated beef, sweet-potato noodles and mushrooms, rather than stir-fried beef or a shared hot pot. A regular saucepan works.

Fine dried squid threads are fried in garlicky oil and glazed with soy sauce and sugar. Unlike thick spicy mayo jinmichae, this is a crisp, non-chili side. Six small portions are an editorial division, not source-defined servings.

Four full gim rice rolls filled with garlic-and-soy sautéed tuna, avocado, pickled radish and imitation crab—not a mayonnaise-style folded gimbap.

Gulbi-gui is a Korean home-style dish made by pan-frying four salted, partially dried yellow corvina until crisp and fully cooked. Gulbi is strongly associated with Yeonggwang, Korea, but the fish used here need not come from that region. No extra salt is needed; thaw frozen fish in the refrigerator the day before.