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- Baekban is a Korean home-style meal set consisting of rice, soup, and various side dishes, which is a menu that allows you to enjoy a balanced meal with balanced nutrients and an affordable price.
- It uses seasonal vegetables and the menu varies depending on the region, so you can experience new flavors every time, and you can enjoy a richer meal by ordering additional menus.
- Baekban is mostly sold only during lunchtime, and the price is relatively cheap, ranging from 8,000 to 10,000 won. We will let you know that restaurants that serve delicious Baekban also serve other delicious menus.
Baekban with grilled croaker
Do Korean foods make you think of bulgogi, bibimbap, japchae, grilled pork belly, and chicken?
The menu I want to recommend is 'Baekban'.
It's a menu that allows you to experience a balanced diet and various flavors in one meal.
And it's also affordable!
Baekban with Bulgogi
Let's learn more about Korean Baekban.
Korean Baekban is a Korean home-style meal with various side dishes and rice.
Baekban basically consists of rice, soup, and various side dishes.
Baekban with grilled fish
1. Rice is usually served as white rice, but it is often served as mixed grains or brown rice.
2. Soups are often seaweed soup, doenjang soup/stew, or bean sprout soup.
3. Kimchi is always served as a side dish, along with various types of stir-fried/pickled vegetables, fried/pancake tofu, and other side dishes.
4. Bulgogi or grilled/steamed fish may also be served.
Side dishes change every time
Baekban often uses seasonal vegetables, and the number of servings and the type of food served vary depending on the region, so even if you go to the same restaurant, you can enjoy different side dishes almost every time.
Ordering just Baekban is enough for a meal, but if there are special menus at the restaurant, ordering them together will make the table more abundant. :D
Tips for ordering Baekban!
You can ask for a refill of the side dishes you want to eat more.
Some restaurants even have self-service side dish corners.
Keep in mind that most restaurants only sell Baekban during lunch time because it's inexpensive.
For reference, the price of Baekban per person in the attached photos was mostly between 8,000 won and 10,000 won.
In my experience, restaurants that served delicious Baekban were also good at cooking their main dishes. Shh~