concept   noodles
culture   South Korea
statement   Noodles are a popular staple in South Korean cuisine, enjoyed in many dishes and as a symbolic food for longevity on New Year's Day.
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1 instant noodle South Korea Common quick meal for busy individuals 1
2 instant noodle South Korea Convenient and common quick meal for busy individuals 1
3 instant noodle South Korea A popular quick and affordable meal option commonly consumed by people of all ages. 1
4 noodle consumption Korea Noodles are a staple food and are consumed in a variety of dishes, reflecting regional and cultural differences. 1
5 noodle dish South Korea Often served in hot broth 1
6 noodle dish South Korea May include ingredients like seaweed and fish cake 1
7 noodle dishes South Korea Noodle dishes like Japchae and Ramyeon hold cultural significance and are often enjoyed on special occasions 1
8 noodle eating South Korea Long noodles are eaten on New Year’s Day to symbolize a long and healthy life. 1
9 noodle salad South Korea Often made with cold soba or somen noodles, served in a light, savory sauce, and topped with fresh vegetables and sometimes seafood or meat. 1
10 noodles Korea Enjoyed in a variety of dishes, including noodle soups and stir-fries, and often served with soy-based broths or sauces 1
11 noodles Korea Common noodle dish 1
12 noodles Korea Common staple food and widely enjoyed in various dishes 1
13 noodles South Korea Common staple food, often served in soups or stir-fried dishes 1
14 noodles South Korea Enjoyed in dishes like japchae and naengmyeon, often representing comfort food and culinary tradition. 1
15 slurping noodles Korea Shows appreciation for the food 1
16 udon noodles South Korea Frequently used in hot soup dishes and stir-fried with savory sauces 1
17 wonton noodles South Korea Typically considered a Chinese dish and can be found in Chinese restaurants or specialty noodle shops 1