Tag: Korean food

Tagaytay isn't the only place in the south you can spend your precious weekends at! Located in Las Pinas City, a Korean street cafe by the name of 8 By The Street just opened for all the foodies who simply can't get enough

There’s no denying a K-drama wouldn’t be complete without the most temptatious and appetizing array of Korean food and delicacies. Plus, you just know when a show has left a lasting impression when you spend the next few days suffering from post-drama

Whenever we travel to other countries, like South Korea, trying different local cuisines is definitely on our itineraries. But because of the current restrictions, we can only imagine ourselves in the streets of Myeongdong where every corner is filled with Korean food.

You can never go wrong with Korean food because there's just so much to love about the cuisine. TBH, we love a good serving of kimchi, tteokbokki, jjajangmyeop, and more. And when it comes to alcohol, you already know that soju gets

One of the things we miss the most about South Korea? Their street food. Nothing beats strolling through Myeongdong on a cold winter evening and warming yourself up with hot and spicy Korean street food. But the days of international travel are

It's hard to keep up with all the fleeting food trends popping up this 2020 as far as pastries and party trays. For drinks, however, the prevailing picks have mostly been Korean-inspired flavored milks as well as yogurt-based beverages like Yakult or yogurt

These days, there's no shortage of restaurants and BBQ joints in Manila where you can get your Korean food fix. However, if you've ever taken a trip to Seoul (or if you watch your fair share of K-dramas), you'd know that some

We're a sucker for anything that has cheese on it, especially if it involves butter and carbs! As we were browsing our social media feeds, we found a cheesy treat that made us crave. Lo and behold, the Korean cream cheese garlic

If you’re currently in the process of consuming all the K-drama content you can get your hands on (which we can totally relate to), then how about munching on Korean snacks while you're at it?If you’re a K-food amateur walking into the

Jjajangmyeon is a popular Korean-Chinese noodle dish topped with a savory black bean sauce. You've probably seen it in a lot of your favorite K-dramas. Personally, I first saw it in Coffee Prince (you know which scene I'm talking about, lol). And

Remember when sushi bake became the hottest food trend in the metro? It definitely lived up to the hype. Well, here’s another food trend that has recently emerged during quarantine that we’re equally intrigued with: Baked Samgyup. Yes, you heard that right!

Kimchi might be your first introduction to Korean condiments. This fermented cabbage and chili powder concoction is one of the most popular Korean condimentsThere are many vegetables that you can make into kimchi, including kimchi made of cucumbers, red radishes, daikon or

Missing your favorite Korean restaurants after binge-watching K-dramas? The good news is that you can easily satisfy those K-cravings at home! Korean dishes have that signature flavor that’s unique to them, but they’re not at all impossible to recreate—although in order to

We’re all familiar with the usual Korean snacks like tteokbokki and kimbap, right? Best believe, though, that Korea has a lot more to offer. In fact, apart from their appetizing dishes and mouth-watering street food Koreans have also mastered making tasty snacks.Below, we

When one plans a grocery run to the Korean supermarket, one's grocery list often, if not always, includes instant ramen, soju, ice cream, and kimchi. But if you take the time to go through its aisles and refrigerators and take the time

Missing South Korea? Whether you're visiting for K-drama filming locations, K-pop mecca tour, cafe hopping, or beauty product hoarding, you've never really experienced SoKor unless you've gone through the long strip of street food in Myeongdong!Now, while we're still waiting for the

We all know the drill too well when we watch K-dramas: When the soju pops, delicious food is sure to follow. Hence, we're visually tortured to see our favorite characters slurp ramyeon or grill samgyupsal in between scenes. And we before we

Since the Enhanced Community Quarantine (ECQ) began, we’ve all become home cooks in our little ways. Most of us has finally learned how to cook the classic local snacks like turon, puto, and the like. However, K-drama fans are more curious to

You’re at home, scrolling through your feed and you find a video of someone perfectly cooking a piece of samgyupsal. The meat hits the pan and it sizzles oh so beautifully, and on the other side they’re placing pieces of garlic and