National Geographic Traveller Food

Judy Joo

What does winter food mean in relation to Korean cuisine?

In Korea, it gets bitterly cold in the winter, so there’s a long tradition of warming comfort food. It’s a culture of soup (you’ll find it on the table during almost every meal), although my favourite winter dish, sundubu jjigae, is actually

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