u/PerspectiveNo6635

Korean Food Journey

Hi everyone! For the past year I’ve been slowly going to different restaurants close to my place and have been trying popular dishes. What would you. Recommend I try next?

Here is my IPhone Notes I copied and pasted. Thanks for all the help!

Ratings: *** ***
(Sidenote: I understand 12&11/10 is silly but it’s my reminder that it’s my favorite of all Korean food so far)

Pajeon: 12/10
(Savory pancake made with scallions *green onions)

Korean Fried Chicken: 11/10
(Chicken that has been double fried, has a thinner and crispier batter and a variety of flavorful sauces and seasonings)

Doen-Jang Jigae: 10/10
(Stew made with fermented soybean paste (doenjang), tofu, and various vegetables)

Doenjang-Guk: 10/10
(Soy bean paste soup)

Japchae: 10/10
(Glass noodles, red pepper, carrots, onions, spinach, mushrooms and sliced marinated ribeye stir fried with Soy Garlic sauce and sesame oil topped with sesame seeds)

Mandu: 10/10
(Dumplings)

Korean Corn Dog: 10/10
(Hot dog on a stick, typically featuring a sausage or cheese wrapped in a batter and coated in breadcrumbs)

Jokbal: 10/10
(Boiled pork hock)

Galbi: 10/10
(Beef short ribs)

Hamul Pajeon: 10/10
(Savory pancake made with scallions *green onions* and a variety of seafood)

Yakgwa: 9/10
(Deep-fried, wheat-based sweets made with honey, rice wine, sesame oil, and ginger juice)

Makgeolli: 9.5/10
(Milky rice wine)

Jjajangmyeon: 9/10
(Thick noodles coated in a savory black bean sauce, often with added pork and vegetables)

Galbitang: 9/10
(Beef short ribs soup)

Bibimbap: 9/10
(Rice topped with sauteed vegetables, chili paste, and beef or other meat, sometimes with the addition of a raw or fried egg)

Beef Bulgogi: 9/10
(Thinly sliced beef marinated in a sweet and savory sauce, then grilled or stir-fried)

Kimbap: 8.5/10
(Cooked rice, vegetables, and meats rolled in dried seaweed sheets (gim) and sliced into bite-sized pieces)

Tteokbokki (Gochujang): 8/10
(Stir-fried rice cakes in a gochujang based sauce)

Tteokbokki (Jjajang): 8/10
(Stir-fried rice cakes in a slightly sweet black bean sauce)

Seolleongtang: 8/10
(Soup made by boiling ox bones, often leg bones and brisket, until the broth becomes a rich, milky white)

Kimchi: 7.5/10
(Fermented vegetables, most commonly napa cabbage or Korean radish)

Hotteok w/ dark brown sugar/walnuts: 7.5/10
(Sweet pancake filled with dark brown sugar and walnuts)

Hotteok w/ cheese: 7.5/10
(Pancakes filled with cheese)

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Want To Try:

Gamjatang
(Hearty, slightly spicy Korean pork bone stew)

Samgyetang
(Ginseng chicken soup)

Kooksoondang 'Myungjak' Bokbunja
(Raspberry Wine)

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u/PerspectiveNo6635 — 9 days ago

First time making/eating Hotteok

What would you guys give a rating on how much you like or dislike Hotteok?

u/PerspectiveNo6635 — 3 months ago

Kongguksu vs Jat-guksu

I really want to try Kongguksu or maybe a variant of it.

This Jat-guksu looks dang good! (Pine Nuts mmm 😋)

I’m worried that Kongguksu might be slightly bland to me even after salting it or having kimchi on the side.

What do y’all think?

u/PerspectiveNo6635 — 3 months ago

What is the best screen to get?

I’m curious what everyone thinks is the best screen if money is no option, a screen that is very good but doesn’t break the bank and a dang good screen on the cheap!

I’m looking at getting a Hisense PX3-Pro or Valerion VisionMaster Pro in a living room with curtains. (120-150” image)

u/PerspectiveNo6635 — 4 months ago

UST or Regular Projector?

Do I need a UST or regular throw Projector?

Hey guys I really want a UST projector, specifically Hisense PX3-Pro or the new one coming out this year

I want a screen of 120” - 150” (preferably 150”)

I don’t know if my setup has the capability of placing far enough (using my entertainment center) to display that size. I was thinking of buying one of those projector electronic sliders if that helps with getting that size.

Right now I have a Nebula Mars 3 Air that’s set to the side of my chair. 🪑

Is it possible? Here are some photos…

I think the screen I’m displaying is 120” ? 🤷🏻‍♂️

u/PerspectiveNo6635 — 5 months ago