If you enjoy eating Korean food, then you probably like banchan. We do.The term banchan means “side dish” and refers to those little plates of food served at the start of a Korean meal. Most are made with vegetables, though some banchan contain meat and seafood as well. They’re an essential part of Korean cuisine and are meant to be eaten together with your rice, soup, and main course. Kimchi, that ever popular dish of fermented vegetables, is just one example of banchan.As good as they are, banchan is no more than the supporting cast of a Korean meal, but that isn’t the case here. At Sigol Bapsang, the banchan is the star. For just 8,000 KRW, you can have a feast of at least twenty different types of banchan to go with some rice and a steaming bowl of fermented soybean paste stew (jjigae).
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