韩国美食 Korean Food in Chinese
There is so much delicious Korean food in Taiwan and China. Do you know how to read their names in Chinese? Let’s learn the Chinese vocabulary for Korean staples — from bubbling stews to street snacks!
Taiwan’s “Korean Street”
Did you know? Zhongxing Street (中兴街) in Yonghe District, New Taipei City is widely known as Taiwan’s “Korean Street” (韩国街). Founded decades ago by Korean-Chinese immigrants, this street is packed with authentic Korean grocery stores, clothing boutiques, and fantastic local eateries. Whether you’re hunting for imported cookware, spicy snacks, or just craving a comforting bowl of Jjajangmyeon, this is the best place to experience a slice of Korea locally!
The Main Meal (주식)
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Soup (국물/탕)
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Dishes (부식)
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Side Dishes (반찬)
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Snacks (스낵)
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Rice Cake (떡)
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Drinks (음료)
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Ordering at a Korean Restaurant
Korean BBQ and dining culture has its own specific vocabulary. Use these phrases to dine like a local.
