The common ingredients used in this Korean dish include cucumber, courgette, radish, mushrooms, and gim, as well as spinach, soybean sprouts, and bracken fern stems. Additionally, tofu, chicken, or seafood may be added as protein sources.
The vegetables are often placed in a way that adjacent colors complement each other, making the dish visually appealing.
This Korean meal is a healthy diet option due to its low calorie content. The combination of vegetables, rice, fermented sauces, and meat provides adequate fiber, carbohydrates, and protein content.
This Korean meal is served in a single dish, which includes meat, rice, sesame oil, vegetables, and gochujang. It is eaten with chopsticks and spoons, adding to the unique dining experience.
Customers love the fresh and tasty food, well-balanced meals, and the wide range of vegetarian and gluten-free options. They also appreciate the efficient service, welcoming ambiance, and the unique hot stone bowl experience.