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The Korean entertainment industry made the country well-known overseas, with K-Pop and K-Drama. However, there is much more to Korean culture than just its entertainment. While it did play a big role in raising the popularity of Korea worldwide, other sides of Korean culture are worth discovering. May it be its history, its language, or even its gastronomy. Korea is a country with tons of delicious foods, and whether you're at home, or traveling to Korea, you should give it a try.
Some Korean dishes aren't hard to cook by yourself, so you can easily treat yourself to some delicious Korean food, especially with the year-end festivities coming up, make sure to treat yourself to something nice and tasty. Even if your main interest in Korea lies in its entertainment industry, you've probably seen or heard about Korean food, for example, K-Dramas are full of wonderful dishes on their tables. If you were curious about these foods you saw on TV, here is your chance to discover more about them. Here are 7 of the best Korean dishes seen in K-Dramas.
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1. JjiGae
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JjiGae are some sort of soup and are usually based on Tofu or Kimchi. The Tofu soup has a non-spicy version, however, it holds a different name than JjiGae. You've probably seen this dish before in the popular K-Drama "Itaewon Class" when Park Saeroi (Park SeoJun) and his team go for a meal together. It is a delicious dish, perfect for the winter season as well due to its hot soup. JjiGae is a very common dish in Korea and can be found very easily in Korean restaurants. However, this one might be hard to do
