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Yangpun Bibimbap

This is one of our favourite meals. I can proudly say that I can make it better than some restaurants too. :)

Yangpun is a kind of salad bowl, and Bibimbap is boiled rice with various vegetables and Gochujang sauce. People usually share the whole bowl (scoop and eat from the bowl),
so some foreigners might not like this idea, however it seems to taste nicer to me simply because we share the joy of the food together.

-Ingredients for 2 people

(Expected prep time - 5 minutes , Cooking time - 5 minutes )

For vegetables and meat (You can pretty much use any kind you want)

  • 1 King oyster mushroomBibimbab ingredients
  • Kimchi 20g (very small handful)
  • Tuna 125g
  • 1/5 a zucchini
  • 1/2 a medium onion
  • 5 Sesame leaves
  • Soy sauce 1 tsp
  • Some olive oil (for pan frying some veggies)
  • 1 egg

For Gochujang sauce (Bibimbap taste really depends on this sauce, mix these well in a bowl.)

  • Bibimbab Gochunjang sauceGochujang 1 tbsp
  • Sugar 1 tsp
  • Vinegar 1 tiny dash (make sure not to pour it out, it happens often.)
  • Water 5ml (1 tsp)

For meals

  • Steamed rice for 2 people (about 2 cups)
  • Sesame oil 5ml (1 tsp)

-Preparation-

  1. Thin slice the mushroom, onion, and sesame leaves.
  2. Cut the zucchini in half moon slices.
  3. Slice some Kimchi.
  4. Drain the tuna oil.

-Cooking-

1. Pan fry mushroom (There is no need to wash the pan between these steps).

Bibimbab mushroom

2. Fry the egg.

Bibimbab egg

3. Stir fry some zucchini and onion with soysauce.

Bibimbab zucchini

4. Put some rice into a Yangpun (The big bowl).

5. Put the vegetables and meat into the Yangpun.

6. Add Gochujang sauce and sesame oil.

Bibimbab before mix

7. Mix them throughly.

Bibimbab work

8. Dig in

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10 Responses to “Yangpun Bibimbap”


  1. 1 Kimmy Sep 16th, 2006 at 2:31 pm

    I usually use Just Gochujang sauce without vinegar, sugar and water.
    It tastes good, too! but it can be a little hot.
    I don’t care whatever it’s hot. i like hot food so much!
    But I think this is better way than mine.
    I’ll make Bibimbap in this way once.
    By the way, Could you make Bibimbab for me if you make it better than some restaurants? I really really expect that.. I am so free all the time. Just call me! haha! (^O^)*

  2. 2 Marian Apr 21st, 2007 at 1:13 pm

    wow this looks good! i havent had the chance to have this is in a korean restaurant yet. this is different from dolsot bibimbap? :)

  3. 3 sue Apr 21st, 2007 at 7:21 pm

    Hi Marian,

    Yangpun bibimbap is different to dolsot bibimbap. Basically the container that bibimbap is served in is different. Dolsot is a “stone pot” and Yangpun is a “big bowl” like a salad bowl. Also dolsot bibimbap is slightly cooked once more before it is served (so the rice gets crispier near the bottom of the pot).

  4. 4 Claire Apr 28th, 2007 at 10:06 pm

    Hello and thank your for sharing your wonderful recipes and having such a great aesthetic sense. This website is a small jewel that makes honor with korean food the best way. Thanks again!

  5. 5 Melanie May 23rd, 2007 at 12:07 am

    I made this for dinner last night and it was delicious! I will be trying your other recipes soon. Thanks for sharing :)

  6. 6 Andre Feb 3rd, 2008 at 5:37 am

    I made this for a friend tonight and it was very well received.
    Simple ingredients (except the kimchi) and a very distinct taste!

  7. 7 Marian Mar 10th, 2008 at 4:29 pm

    Thanks sue. I made this and it so yummy. I love it! ^^ Im trying to get a picture. But mine looks messy compared to yours. Hehehe

  8. 8 Marian Mar 19th, 2008 at 4:34 pm

    is ok to use spinach instead of the sesame leaves?
    i cant find them?

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