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  If you are completely new to Korean food, I think bibimbap is a great start. Typically not spicy, there's rice and eggs, along with several other ingredients. You may want to do some research, just like if you were to try any cultural food for the first time, to see what works best for your tasting palate and any possible food allergies. The Yukgaejang was exactly what the doctor ordered: spicy, nutritious, and delicious. It was probably the single most spicy food – Korean or otherwise – I've had in years, but once I got used to the spices, I was able to appreciate some of the more subtle tastes in the soup, from the tender noodles to the shredded beef.
  My interests are very specific and sometimes esoteric: writing, videogames (EarthBound), movies (zombie, martial arts, and animated), music (listening and bass guitar), thrift stores, philosophy, and toys. Also, Cowabunga!	View all posts by Zombiepaper »	Posted on September 20, 2012, in Occurrences, Reviews, Uncategorized and tagged food, korean, restaurant. Bookmark the permalink.	1 Comment.	← Required Viewing: Stranger than Paradise & Down by Law (A Jim Jarmusch Double Feature)	My Netflix Queue is Outrageous 5: Harry Brown →	Leave a Comment