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Old 05-13-2006, 09:01 PM
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Favorite Korean side dish?
Korean restaurants all have their own side dishes. When you order a Korean meal, they bring out 5-15 small dishes filled with Korean specialties. Each restaurant seems to be unique in what they server. What is your favorite side dish?



Of course, I love Kimchi, but that is not really unique. My favorite unique one is the other varieties of Kimchi like green beans. Also, there is one in Songtan that makes a great potato salad!

I also must have garlic and the thick red sauce to dip the meat in!
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I like the bean sprouts, potato salad and the little potato cake like things. I'll eat the hell out of cucumber kimchi too.
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I like the bean sprouts, potato salad and the little potato cake like things. I'll eat the hell out of cucumber kimchi too.
I like all respected a potato and cooking.
For example; Potato chip, fried potato, potato pizza , potato burger, potato salad, the little potato cake, the middle potato cake, the large potato cake, the littel potato pizza, the middle potato pizza, the large potato pizza etc....
Korean version: gamja-tang, gamja-kuk, gamja-jun, etc....
BTW, Do you like Korean Dogmeat ?
It's pretty good ! .
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shsong, you won't find a lot of westreners who are too open to eating dogmeat. is just sorta, we've kept them as pets for so long we'd have a hard time eating it.

I don't know if this is a sidedish or not but i like Kimbob ^^ i've eaten 3 orders of it before at a store in town...

the same place a formilian in town has the best fries in korea, second only to fresh fries from a fry truck or a New York fries in canada, i miss that place
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Kimbob, (Mondoo Jin,Yakie and Mul) I do love Turnip Kimchi and those bean sprouts(Konamul I think) and I love the Sweet Potatoe fries that you get from the street vendor.
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Kimbob, (Mondoo Jin,Yakie and Mul) I do love Turnip Kimchi and those bean sprouts(Konamul I think) and I love the Sweet Potatoe fries that you get from the street vendor.
[I love the Sweet Potatoe fries that you get from the street vendor.]
I also love the street vendor.
BTW, What's Turnip Kimchi ?
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shsong, you won't find a lot of westreners who are too open to eating dogmeat. is just sorta, we've kept them as pets for so long we'd have a hard time eating it.

I don't know if this is a sidedish or not but i like Kimbob ^^ i've eaten 3 orders of it before at a store in town...

the same place a formilian in town has the best fries in korea, second only to fresh fries from a fry truck or a New York fries in canada, i miss that place
I also like Kimbob. I eating once a week in Kimbob chun-kuk.
Do you know Kimbob chun-kuk.
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my guess would be kimchi made froma Turnip...

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Turnip

the wiki for the turnip might help
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i have no idea what a Kimbob chun-kuk is.

if it is a place that sells a lot of kimbob, i'm there!
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Yolmu Mul Kimchi (Young Raddish Water Kimchi) This is not spicy and is popular during the Summer months
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