Easy Korean Egg Salad Sandwich with Microwave
Soft egg mayo salad tucked inside a crispy croissant—this is a Korean egg salad sandwich recipe. Try making it the easiest way using your microwave!
What Koreans Really Eat At Home
Soft egg mayo salad tucked inside a crispy croissant—this is a Korean egg salad sandwich recipe. Try making it the easiest way using your microwave!
Subak hwachae is a Korean watermelon punch made with fresh watermelon, fruit cocktail, strawberry milk, and Sprite. Served in a hollowed-out watermelon, it’s a sweet, cooling summertime treat.
The Korean tteokbokki menu dishes you must try. If you only knew gochujang tteokbokki and rose tteokbokki, welcome!
Yangnyeom mandu is crispy dumplings tossed in a sweet and spicy yangnyeom sauce like Korean yangnyeom chicken.
Spicy gochujang, ham, and sausage come together in this budae jjigae for a rich, savory flavor you won’t forget.
All you need is an egg and mayo to make this addictive Korean Mayak Toast—ready in just 10 minutes!
Jumeokbap, literally meaning “fist rice,” is Korea’s version of rice balls. Inside, you’ll often find flavorful fillings, such as meat and/or vegetables.
Samhap is perfect trio of bossam pork, tofu, and kimchi. This recipe gives you ultra-crispy pork skin with juicy, tender meat inside.
Beat the summer heat with Bingsu, Korea’s ultimate shaved ice dessert. From classic Patbingsu with sweet red beans to luxurious mango and playful Injeolmi or chocolate varieties, there’s a flavor for everyone. Discover how easy it is to recreate these café favorites at home and bring a taste of Seoul to your kitchen—no fancy equipment needed.
Sweet milk ice meets tangy strawberries — your ultimate summer cool-down treat.