Iconic K-Foods That Define Korean Winters
South Korea is known for many different things. It could be technology , culture , or fashion. But there is also one component that cannot be forgotten regarding South Korea, and that is... FOOD.
South Korea is known for its food, and they are REAL when it comes to their food. With Korean BBQ taking a boom in recent years, K-food is becoming more and more recognized worldwide. Korea typically has a brutal winter, with temperatures dropping below freezing nearly every day during the winter months. If you've been exposed to any type of Korean culture during the winter time, you'll see that nearly everyone is wearing their long puffer jacket to keep themselves warm.
With a cold winter, Koreans also turn to food to keep themselves warm. Korea, being the food-obsessed nation it is, has some signature winter food items that people turn to when it does turn to winter times.
What are your thoughts on this list? Is your mouth watering yet? Korea definitely loves its food, and they are not messing around. Is there a food that you would like to try? Or another Korean winter food that you like that didn't make this list? Make sure to let us know in the comments below!
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