EPTPreviously, I felt like eating ramen and everyone recommended to get "Shin Ramen" because it was the best. I ended up buying shin ramen, and indeed it was the best. What kind of kimchi is generally acknowledge to be the "best" kimchi?
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GrayArea
United States872 Posts
Previously, I felt like eating ramen and everyone recommended to get "Shin Ramen" because it was the best. I ended up buying shin ramen, and indeed it was the best. What kind of kimchi is generally acknowledge to be the "best" kimchi? | ||
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rift
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![[image loading]](http://www.seriouseats.com/images/20110304-kimchi-taste-test-tobagi.jpg) Tobagi, best brand, nationally available. I would get beef cooked in some form, if not BBQ. Kimchi and rice alone is good but can be improved upon. If you just have the rice the kimchi will overpower it, but beef is good to balance the flavor. | ||
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blubbdavid
Switzerland2412 Posts
No joke! To the shin ramen: Don't forget to crack an egg and add it to the ramen at the end, not too early, but also not to late, so that it doesn't stay glibberish. It will completely change the taste of the ramen (to the better). And if you like to, add some Emmentaler cheese (but not other cheese, only Emmentaler or something similar, else you will ruin it). | ||
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Disregard
China10252 Posts
I think... edit: I've tried kimchi lettuce, that was a unpleasant surprise. | ||
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[uci] Fizik
United States263 Posts
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GrayArea
United States872 Posts
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blubbdavid
Switzerland2412 Posts
Jinro (uhhh, didn't know that he named himself after a soju brand? Now you know it!) And for digesting obviously this: ![[image loading]](http://i.imgur.com/1nDVy.jpg) Oh, and + Show Spoiler + ![[image loading]](http://i.imgur.com/9E24l.jpg) | ||
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Giwoon
Korea (South)431 Posts
just kimchi and rice?  | ||
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Cambium
United States16368 Posts
Moral of the story: try to find a corner store run by Koreans and ask! | ||
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GrayArea
United States872 Posts
On August 06 2011 11:15 Giwoon wrote: eh... just kimchi and rice? What other suggestions do you have? I'm open to everything | ||
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blubbdavid
Switzerland2412 Posts
On August 06 2011 11:16 Cambium wrote: I buy it from a local corner store run by Koreans, the "we sell kimchi" sign is written in Korean. I don't know where they get them as there are no labels on the containers, but they taste amazing, best I've had outside of Korea. Morale of the story: try to find a corner store run by Koreans and ask! Probably they made it themselves, homemade is always the best. | ||
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Giwoon
Korea (South)431 Posts
On August 06 2011 11:18 GrayArea wrote: What other suggestions do you have? I open to everything get something else to go with it its just that just kimchi and rice is like the equivalence of bread and water; its just plain ahaha. idk if youre vegetarian or not but my suggestion is bulgogi, korean ribs or anything that's meat :D EDIT: ask the clerk or whatever for suggestions? because you cant get everything people are gonna suggest here at the store there. | ||
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youngminii
Australia7514 Posts
Go home, cook it and eat all of it together. | ||
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Giwoon
Korea (South)431 Posts
On August 06 2011 11:25 youngminii wrote: Once you get your Kimchi and your rice, go to a Korean-ish area and find a meat store (it shouldn't be too hard). Ask for 1/2kg of Samgyupsal, or a pound I guess in American terms. Should be pretty cheap, like less than $10. Go home, cook it and eat all of it together. dont forget lettuce(or cabbage or whatever) and go chu jang i think its called chili paste or sauce in english? oh and cook sliced onions with it its pretty good together :3 | ||
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storm44
1293 Posts
On August 06 2011 11:19 blubbdavid wrote: Probably they made it themselves, homemade is always the best. true that.. I have a kimchi refrigerator with boxes of kimchi. Store kimchi is ok but homeade is the best | ||
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HaruHaru
United States988 Posts
![[image loading]](http://i.imgur.com/xkA6D.jpg) I kid you not. | ||
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youngminii
Australia7514 Posts
On August 06 2011 11:26 Giwoon wrote: dont forget lettuce(or cabbage or whatever) and go chu jang i think its called chili paste or sauce in english? oh and cook sliced onions with it its pretty good together :3 And ssamjang If you do all of this, you will have an awesome meal, guaranteed. | ||
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Giwoon
Korea (South)431 Posts
On August 06 2011 11:43 HaruHaru wrote: I kid you not. i tried it with like veggie pizza and it was fuckin amazing | ||
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misclick
Korea (South)155 Posts
On August 06 2011 11:43 HaruHaru wrote: I kid you not. So much truth to this. Spaghetti and kimchi sounds nasty too, but it's worth a try. Seriously. If you're adventurous enough to eat kimchi anyways, try it with spaghetti. I think kimchi might just go well with italian in general. I recall lasagna + kimchi being pretty decent as well. | ||
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Giwoon
Korea (South)431 Posts
On August 06 2011 11:48 misclick wrote: So much truth to this. Spaghetti and kimchi sounds nasty too, but it's worth a try. Seriously. If you're adventurous enough to eat kimchi anyways, try it with spaghetti. I think kimchi might just go well with italian in general. I recall lasagna + kimchi being pretty decent as well. i think kimchi with anything is good :D | ||
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