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A FOOD TRADITION

Gyeongsang Cuisine

Gyeongsang cooking favors bold flavors and seafood, with distinctive noodle dishes, pork soups, regional rice dishes, and market foods.

Dishes linked to this cuisine

1–12 of 40

Andong Guksi

Andong Guksi is an Andong-style wheat-noodle soup served in a clear savory broth with green onion and optional egg or meat garnishes.

Andong Jjimdak

A braised Andong chicken dish combining chicken, vegetables, glass noodles, and a savory-sweet soy-based sauce.

Andong Kalguksu

Andong Kalguksu is a Korean hand-cut wheat-noodle soup typically prepared with a light stock, green onion, and seasonal vegetables.

Andong Salted Mackerel

Andong salted mackerel is mackerel cured with salt and typically grilled or steamed before serving.

Andong Sikhye

Andong Sikhye is a spicy fermented Korean rice beverage prepared with malted barley, rice, radish, and aromatics.

Bibim Dangmyeon

Bibim Dangmyeon is a Busan-style dish of chewy glass noodles tossed with a spicy, sweet, and tangy seasoning sauce and vegetables.

Busan Eomuk

Busan eomuk is a Korean fish cake made from seasoned seafood paste, often shaped on skewers and served with a savory broth.

Chungmu Gimbap

Chungmu Gimbap is a Korean dish of plain rice rolls wrapped in seaweed and served with seasoned squid and spicy radish salad.

Daegu Tang

A Korean Daegu-style cod soup made with cod, radish, aromatics, and a seasoned clear or spicy broth.

Daegu Ttaro Hanjeongsik

A Daegu-style Korean set meal presenting rice separately from soup alongside an assortment of seasoned vegetables, proteins, and banchan.

Daegu Ttaro-gukbap

A hot Daegu rice-and-soup dish served with the rice separately from a beef broth seasoned with vegetables and aromatics.

Dongnae Pajeon

Dongnae Pajeon is a savory Korean pancake made with green onions, batter, egg, and a typical assortment of seafood.

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