Has anyone tried 등촌 칼국수?
It's a non-seafood 칼국수 (hand-made flat noodles?)
that comes in a semi-spicy, red soup with lots of 미나리 in it.
After you finish the soup, the waitress will, upon your request, fry the rice
in the soup and add eggs and 참기름, etc
and IT IS DELICIOUS!

엉뚱한 얘기지만 한국음식 표기법이 정해지지 않은 것이 세계화에 큰 문제가 될 것이라는 말이 맞구나 싶군요..

외국에서도 한국식당 가면 다른 테이블 외국 손님이 이름만 가지고 음식을 짐작조차 못하고, 식당마다

표기가 달라서 제멋대로라고 불평을 하기도 하지요.

I guess curry rice or bok-um bob. They're all delicious:)

What is 등촌 칼국수?
Can one can provide some screen shots about it.

Unfortunately if you ask any western person to list all asian cuisines they know, they will most likely not know korean food.

People say "Lets go eat chinese!" "Lets go eat Japanese" "lets go eat thai! "lets go eat indian"

but no one says "lets go eat korean!"

Hahaha, that's right. So I need you introduce some good food for us. ^^!

Yes, I know. But, where I live everyone (Koreans) calls "hwae" sashimi. They will say for example "사시미 먹으러 희집가자. (Let's go to the hwae jip and eat sashimi.)"

I like pizza.!! ....

@ktj1312

You mean the one with sweet potatoes in it? Yeah, that's Koreanized pizza alright. I've grown fond of it over the years that I've been here despite finding it weird at first sight. Aside from being used as toppings for pizzas, sweet potatoes are also boiled, roasted, steamed or served as 반잔, but my favorite (preparation of sweet potato) has got to be 찜딱 with those heavenly sweet potato noodles. Yum! *wipes of drool on keyboard* So, yeah, Koreans love their sweet potatoes; kinda like how the Irish love their taters.

My real favorite though is 쭈꾸미. It's so delicious, I shed a tear with every bite (partly because it's spicy as hell). The highlight of the a 쭈꾸미 meal is at the end - when they quickly fry and mix the rice with the leftover sauce and fish roe. The best place where I've tried this dish is in alley near 천호역 that's crowded with restaurants that specialize in the dish that I'm talking about.

@frombie

I know you from AHD.

hmm,it looks very delicious

me too like dubu :)

G'day mate,

Yeah, I'm Frombie all over the net. It's my RL nick and I lack imagination to come up with something clever like...... "Wonhunglo"

If you like hot/spicy try agu jim (아구찜 I think that's the correct Korean spelling. It's a fish soup and I haven't had anything hotter/spicier than that in Korea.

Cheers

bob e yo

Miyeok Guk with gogi

yea 아구찜 is hot & spicy monkfish stew. it's a decent dish.

lol. miyoek guk is the worst korean food ever! who likes eating slimy seaweed boiled in soy sauce and water?

ohh i wish i had tried many korean dishes to give a good answer here, but i ate only few ;ㅁ;
i'm addicted to 김밥 hahahahaha i hope i can eat more different korean food ^-^

I prefer to gang ja dang(patato soup). Very tasty.

After living in Korea for 3 months I can say that Korean food.... sucks.

i dont know how to type in Korean but i used to eat this. Kimchi as well. all made by my friends (they have been studying Korean)

Do you know 김치찜??