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I don't think there is a single place serving this in my whole home country. Fortunately there's an asian market even in my home city to get tteok and gochujang.
https://aaronandclaire.com/how-to-make-dakgalbi%EB%8B%AD%EA%B0%88%EB%B9%84/
Don't know what that is, but I know for sure I would absolutely love eating it. Amazing photo!
It is a korean dish called dakgalbi, the recipe linked right in the post.
Hello, I think the link got broken. I get a page not found error on the website.
I think I ate a fairly similar dish in Paris (15eme). We had some pretty authentic Korean restaurants there and I really enjoyed discovering this food.
PS: I was curious about the dish and the Wikipedia page is pretty cool:
That's odd, still working for me. There's also a youtube video, but I prefer written recipes and the video is embedded on the site, so I linked it. https://youtu.be/Gz0X_QVd7gc
I think it's a Korean dish called tteokbokki
Thank you for the 3 comments lol, going to check some restaurants this week to see if there's any of this there. Cheers
Wow that looks amazing! Would love to try that