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Definition of bibimbap
: a Korean dish of rice with cooked vegetables, usually meat, and often a raw or fried egg In Korea, some foods trickled down from the Imperial palace and others have humbler origins. Bibimbap seems to be somewhere in the middle—a dish thought to have been introduced to Korean monarchy by the court of China, but also served to farmers in their fields. — Debra Samuels
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Per its website and social media posts, the restaurant will serve bibimbap and other typical Korean fare.
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The routes are dotted with newer guesthouses, cafes and restaurants catering to cyclists who need a comfortable place to sleep or a spicy rice and veggie bibimbap bowl, the country’s unofficial comfort food.
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The routes are dotted with newer guesthouses, cafes and restaurants catering to cyclists who need a comfortable place to sleep or a spicy rice and veggie bibimbap bowl, the country’s unofficial comfort food.
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The menu: There are 27 rotating items including noodles and rice such as bibimbap and stir-fry noodles such as japchae.
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Down the block, the Yon family has seen a spike in new customers and long lines at Sunberry, their take-out restaurant that serves Korean bibimbap, burritos and everything in between.
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The basic concept—combining brown rice, shredded Parmesan, sesame seeds, lemon, egg, and parsley into a savory pat-in crust—is a pretty genius way to get that bottom-of-the-bibimbap texture using a minimal amount of rice per serving.
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The menu will feature small plates like brown butter rice cakes with pork, and fried chicken nuggets, as well as mandu dumplings, ramen and jip bap, a type of bibimbap (Wednesday): 212 Flatbush Avenue (Bergen Street), 347-987-3042, mokbar.com.
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Origin and Etymology of bibimbap
borrowed from Korean pibimpap, from pibim “hash, chopped food” + pap “cooked rice”
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