>>221902745The concept of Korean food seems quite popular in Poland. Unfortunately, I don't have a Korean restaurant in sight, and cooking something Korean at a satisfactory level at home would require too much effort
>>221902745Idk
>>221902745I know at least one Korean restaurant. I have a friend who was taking his gf to one. I've been meaning to eat at one too at some point
>>221902745Southern California has a lot of Korean food.
>>221902745We don't eat dog meat.
>>221902745yes. the interesting thing is that a lot of restaurants/stores now specialize themselves in selling Korean junk food/processed food instead of actual Korean cuisine.
>>221904785You eat Yakiniku though.
>>221903290Korean food is basically the same like Polish (everything is based on sauerkraut) except we cannot 'sell' our food abroad and make it part of the popculture (i envy Koreans that ability) for now it's like>bigos:////>kimchi:00000
I sometimes crave samgyetang.
>>221905098Korean eats raw chicken.
>>221902745I love kimchidon't think I ever ate any other korean food
yes but it's usually shitusually when something says gochujang it tastes absolutely nothing like gochujang and is just sugary with slight hot pepper. It doesn't have the complexity of real gochu (which is crazy because gochu isn't even hard to get and use). I was really impressed because we stopped in grand rapids and there was a place with kimchi hotdogs, and their kimchi was weirdly good like the best I've ever had outside of the kimchi my gf makes. Idk what's going on.
>>221902745Yeah but normgroids don't know better and go to Chinese larping as Koreans restaurants There's only a handful of actual Korean ones in my city
>>221902745Kimchi, BBQ, and cold noodle are popular
>>221902745Preface: I am Indian and I have no problem with spice.Opinion: Japanese food better
why so many korean shit is called kimchi "something"?
