Kimchi jjigae — a comforting Korean stew — isn't exactly a luxury item, but in Seoul, a bowl with rice will cost you about 8,200 won. So how does Youth Mungan serve it for just 3,000 won ...

Making Korean Army Stew at home is simple, and you can easily personalise it with your favourite toppings or noodles.

1/4 cup rice vinegar 6 garlic cloves, minced 1 tablespoon grated fresh gingerroot 1 tablespoon sesame oil 1/2 teaspoon pepper 1 pound pork belly, cut into 1/2-inch slices 1 cup kimchi (preferably ...

A vegan version of the Korean stew kimchi jjigae made here with tofu, kimchi and gochujang, a fermented condiment made from red chillies. Each serving (excluding rice and toppings) provides 231 ...

or serve the jjigae as part of a vegetarian meal with other dishes, such as kimchi pancakes or mung bean pancakes (leave out the meat for that recipe), rice and banchan.

It's also common to eat kimchi hot, added to dishes like stew (kimchi jjigae), noodles ... It's perfect served alongside meat, of course, but you can use it anywhere you might use regular kimchi.

Take yourself to a hidden gem in the capital specializing in cuisine made from homemade tofu Many think of tofu as a popular ingredient alternative to meat ora go-to for weight loss, as it’s an easy ...