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Staple side dish of fermented cabbage
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Kimchi
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Korean version of sushi
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Gimbap
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Rice cakes typically cooked in a red sauce with fish cakes
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Tteokbokki
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Deep-fried American food introduced during the war; its Korean version and sauces are very popular
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Fried chicken
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Fatty part of a pig that is a common feature of Korean barbecue
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Pork belly (samgyeopsal)
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Spicy red dipping paste typically enjoyed with the above meat
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Ssamjang
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Korean spelling of ramen; this version is usually cooked instantly
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Ramyun
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Rice bowl mixed with meat and/or vegetables, and topped with an egg
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Bibimbap
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Syrup traditionally prepared using equal parts fresh fruit and sugar
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Cheong
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Northern dish of grilled, marinated thin meat (typically beef) strips
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Bulgogi
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Clear alcoholic spirit that can be flavoured with various fruits
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Soju
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Blood sausage made from pig or cow intestines that shares its name with a type of ice cream
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Sundae
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Skewered American snack served in Korea with a sugar coating and/or cheese filling
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Corn dog
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The meat of this pig breed, named after a Korean island, is a delicacy
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Jeju black pig
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Amalgamation of the words ramen and udon
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Ramdon
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Root milder than ginger that is commonly used in food and medicine in China and Korea
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Ginseng
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Fried fishcakes often served on a skewer
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Eomuk
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Dark bean noodle dish typically topped with pork and vegetables
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Jjajangmyeon
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Glass noodles stir-fried with vegetables
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Japchae
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Fruit punch bowl that can be garnished with edible flower petals
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Hwachae
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Mildly spicy and sweet red fermented soybean paste
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Gochujang
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South Korean brand of banana-flavoured milk. It looks like a giant yakult bottle
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Binggrae milk
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Sweet, filled pancake of Chinese origin that is a popular street food
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Hotteok
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Pot stew comprising no. 1 and other ingredients such as tofu
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Kimchi-jjigae
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Milk-based shaved ice dessert
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Bingsu
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Northern, savoury thin noodle dish that is served cold
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Pyongyang raengmyon
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A soup comprising dried cabbage, vegetables and meat in a beef broth that is used to cure this
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Haejang-guk (hangover soup)
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Sweet rice and fermented malt drink that can be served as a dessert
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Sikhye
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Marinated eggs whose nickname refers to their addictiveness
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Mayak (drug) eggs
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Duck soup that is a speciality of the city of Gwangju
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Ori-tang
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