/ck/ - Food & Cooking

You know, if Korean food wasn't all so smelly, it would be Best Food. Healthy, but also goddamn tasty.

Why do people cream themselves over this? Isn't it just a bunch of vegetables and some meat over rice? Am I missing something here?

See if I give a fuck

i just ate the most epic bibimbop. veggie beef, corn, carrot, kimchi, and broc over basmati rice. and of course a nice scooping of gochujang on top. goddam that was good.
also, korean food general.

bibimbop... mmmm

Bibimbap. But not the one pictured, I'd choose a semi-vegetarian version (means sometimes with the egg, but most of the time without), plus, I won't forget apple quarters and the cinnamon tea that traditionally comes with the meal... Gosh I'm hungry now.

Different anon here but I have the same thing
I've had it for about a year and a month or so now? 95% of what I eat/drink makes my stomach upset, sometimes immediately after and sometimes a good couple of hours later. I went to my GP and they said I might be lactose intolerant and I should stop consuming dairy for 2 weeks or so, I cut out the lactose for -2 months- and nothing got better.
I have a really limited diet anyway as I previously had an eating disorder and I haven't really been able to shake off my aversion to a lot of different foods (2 years later). So this is an absolute nightmare for me as I can't eat out much and during the day if I have an exam or need to concentrate then I have to not eat otherwise I will experience serious nausea until I use the bathroom which isn't always an option.

I haven't lost weight or my appetite so idk what's the matter with me
I just want to eat yummy foods without being ill

fucking. i've always wanted to try korean food, especially bibimbap.

is korean food normally pricey?