Among the many treasures of Korean cuisine, japchae holds a special place. Made from glass noodles stir-fried with a colorful variety of vegetables and seasoned with soy sauce and sesame oil, it is both comforting and festive. Its harmony of textures and flavors has made it a beloved dish across generations.
As the Korean holiday of Chuseok, the harvest festival, approaches, japchae will once again appear on countless tables. During this time, families gather to share food and gratitude, and japchae is always welcomed as a centerpiece of joy. Yet its charm is not limited to holidays—it is equally loved in everyday life, served at family dinners and celebrations alike.
At Gyeongju Silla Bansang Surime, our japchae is prepared with the same philosophy that guides all of our cooking: respect for tradition, careful selection of ingredients, and the belief that food should carry sincerity. Each strand of noodle and each slice of vegetable reflects the care we place in offering not just a dish, but an experience that connects people to Korea’s heritage.


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