Writers: Ayushi Verma and Divyanshi Gaur (Delhi, India) Editor: Arpita Jena (Baripada, Odisha, India) On October 11, 2025 Rang de Korea, a Korean event, lit up Delhi as it took place over Nexus Select City Walk Plaza. The Ambassador of the Republic of Korea in India Mr. H.E. Lee Seong Ho, inaugurated the event by…
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Best Places To Have Non-Vegetarian Food in South Korea
Writer: Priya Pailkar (Mumbai, Maharashtra) Editor: Pooja Vishwanathan (Jhansi, Uttar Pradesh) Discover the must-visit places in South Korea, a haven for non-vegetarian lovers, renowned for its vibrant culture, rich history, and mouthwatering cuisine featuring barbecue, fresh seafood, and rich stews. South Korea has a lot to offer for those craving non-vegetarian cuisine, featuring a delightful…
K-Restaurant Review: DONGNE The Town in Delhi (Korean Cafe)
Written by: Aayushi Mishra and Vedansh Varshney, Delhi Edited By: Khushi Vaid, Delhi Nestled in the lively alleys of Humayunpur, Safdarjung Enclave in New Delhi, which has recently taken the spotlight as an emerging hotspot for Korean cuisine enthusiasts owing to the rising number of Korean cafes and restaurants in the locality, DONGNE the town…
Popular Street Food in South Korea That You Must Try
Diya Jain, Delhi “Good food is the foundation of genuine happiness” perfectly captures the fantastic innovations that the culinary world has brought to the masses in the large variety of experiments that we call “food.” We believe many people will be able to relate to French Chef Auguste Escoffier’s quote mentioned above, which, in our…
Bupyeong Kkangtong Market and a List of Lip-Smacking Street Food
Amratha CS, New Delhi Markets have always been a source of income for people in any country, no matter which community they belong to, and South Korea isn’t an exception. South Korea’s markets have also been a means of livelihood for many locals, and now that the Korean wave is spreading rapidly all around the…
K-Food Review: Tteokbokki
Anushka Gupta, Lucknow, Uttar Pradesh Everyone who’s been admiring and loving Korean culture, is a huge fan of TTEOKBOKKI for sure! Let’s be honest, we all have craved this dish while binge watching our favourite Korean dramas! This is that one Korean dish which has made us drool over everytime we saw our K-Celebrities eating…
BLACKPINK: THE MOVIE’s SPECIAL SCREENING EVENT BY KTO INDIA
Hallyuism Team: PVR Directors Cut, Ambience Mall, Vasant Kunj, New Delhi. It was a documentary film of the worldwide famous K-Pop girl group BLACKPINK, directed by Oh Yoon-dong and Su Yee-jung, starring band members Jisoo, Jennie, Rose, and Lisa.
Pan-Asian Restaurant: BOA Village.
Shristi Singh, Ranchi, Jharkhand: BOA Village which is short for Best Of the Asian Villages is a classy restaurant with rooftop ambiance and live music serving Chinese, Japanese, Korean, Thai, and Indian Cuisines. It is an all-in-one Asian restaurant where everyone can order whatever Asian food they like. It’s a very convenient place for that friend/family group who have different Asian tastes including the Korean palette and are unable to go and eat out together.
Insadong Street View: A Must Visit Place For Tourists
Tahoora Charfare, Pune, Maharashtra: Located in the heart of Seoul is a must visit destination for tourists called Insadong. It is the traditional, vibrant, artistic and cultural hub of South Korea. Insadong has several art galleries, restaurants, streets, outdoor stages, food stalls, crafts, artefacts, souvenir shops, and also the popular traditional Korean Hanbok shops. Hanbok is the traditional Korean outfit, a clothing worn since the Joseon Era. Insadong is easily accessible so as to reach Insadong, people usually take subway trains as it’s a very convenient means for saving money and time. Other options like buses, cabs and private rentals are also available.
Making Tteokbokki at Home
Nehal Tambe, Mumbai, Maharashtra: Tteokbokki is every K-pop/K-drama or Korean culture fan’s starter pack food. Tteokbokki (떡볶이) is a popular Korean snack that consists of rice cakes coated in a sweet-spicy sauce made of Korean chili paste and topped with vegetables. This is one of the first Korean dishes that fans get to know about, but as accessible as K-pop and K-dramas are to us, Korean food is still far from reach to most. The ingredients or the readymade dish is not widely available. Even if it is, it’s quite expensive. So, what do we do? We create our own version! Korean food with Korean ingredients at home! Let’s make it!