Sundubu jjigae, one of Korea’s most beloved soups and stews, pairs silky soft tofu with a bold, spicy broth—making it a comfort food enjoyed across generations. In this feature, we take a closer look at sundubu jjigae’s signature flavor profile, its versatile range of ingredients, and how it differs from another iconic spicy stew, kimchi jjigae. Join us as we explore the warm, soothing world of sundubu jjigae—where gentle texture meets fiery depth.
Chachargan Juice, made from sea buckthorn berries that thrive in Mongolia’s harsh environment, is a precious drink that supports the health and vitality of the Mongolian people. This golden juice—valued since ancient Greece and the era of the Mongol Empire—is rich in vitamins, minerals, and amino acids, and is renowned for its benefits to digestive health, cardiovascular wellness, and immune support. Discover the remarkable world of chachargan, deeply rooted in Mongolian life and tradition.
Tsuivan is Mongolia’s iconic stir-fried noodle dish that reflects nomadic culture and community life. Made with wheat noodles, meat, and vegetables, it has long been a staple during daily meals, travel, and outdoor activities. The rich flavor and fat from lamb provided essential energy in Mongolia’s harsh environment. Today, Tsuivan has evolved with diverse ingredients and cooking styles, gaining popularity and appealing to tastes around the world.
Suutei tsai is a unique drink shaped by the lives of Mongolian nomads on the vast steppes. Made with milk, black tea, and salt—and sometimes enriched with butter or dried meat—it delivers a savory, nutty, and comforting flavor. More than a simple tea, suutei tsai reflects Mongolian hospitality and practical wisdom, making it an essential part of experiencing Mongolian culture.
