Halal Korean Food Quiz – Which Halal Korean Food Should I Eat?

Which Halal Korean Dish Should I Eat Quiz

As a Muslim, you think before having Korean food. Not anymore! Take the Halal Korean Food Quiz and see which halal Korean food should you eat.

HALAL KOREAN FOOD TEST EXPLAINED

The Halal Korean Dish Quiz contains 15 questions and each answer of yours would determine your taste bud. At the end of the quiz, you would know which halal food should you eat today. So, don’t wait anymore because we can hear your stomach growling!

IS KOREAN CUISINE HALAL?

Well, neither all dishes of Korean cuisine are halal nor haram. Luckily, we Muslim fans of Korea can enjoy this delicious and versatile cuisine. Muslims can eat seafood as it is halal in nature but still, some of them like squids, octopuses, and other few others are not. The same goes for meat because red meat and chicken can be eaten but pork can’t be. As far as the restaurant food items are concerned, not every restaurant sells halal food. But, in case you crave Korean dishes then you can cook many at home. Trust us, it won’t take much time and you can have as many as you want with minor changes.

CAN I COOK HALAL KOREAN DISHES AT HOME?

Yes, you can! It is so facile to cook some yummy Korean dishes at home in no time. To be honest, not much preparation is needed to make Korean dishes. When it comes to halal things, you’d have a clear mind if you prepare things at home. No tension and no stress of eating something that is forbidden in Islam would hover over your mind.

We know that there are some eateries that offer Muslim-friendly or Halal food in Korea. But we know your hands have some magic. So, get ready to spend a few minutes in the kitchen to prepare something super tasty after answering the Halal Korean Dish Quiz.

MOST MOUTHWATERING HALAL KOREAN DISHES

There are several Korean dishes that can be cooked with halal ingredients. But, we have ranked the “Best Halal Korean Dishes” just for you below.

Bulgogi

Bulgogi is quite a famous dish in Korea and it is halal in nature thanks to the red meat and some garnished veggies that are added to it. You might not believe but you need actual 10 minutes to cook it if you’ve marinated the beef before. And, if you are a cook then you’ll know that margination doesn’t take much time.

First, marinate your thin beef slices with sesame oil, vegetable oil, garlic, ginger, soy sauce, black pepper, grated pear, and salt. Leave for as much time as possible. Then thinly slice an onion, carrots, spring onions, and chives. Now, you have options! Grill, pan-cook, or even put the beef in a pressure cooker. That’s it! As you find the meat tender, add the vegetables and make sure they are crisp. Nothing else, just enjoy!!!

Korean Bean Sprout Soup / Kongnamul Guk

Kongnamul Guk or Korean bean sprout soup is ideal for health and is quite delicious. One bowl of this soup would satisfy your tummy and taste bud both. So let’s begin preparing it!

For this soup, you need bean sprouts, chicken stock/broth, garlic, sesame oil, salt, red pepper powder, and a pan of course! First, add oil to a pan and add minced garlic to saute, and then add soy sauce to it. Add broth and bean sprouts to it and bring it to boil. Let it cook on low flame and reduce in quantity. Add salt, red pepper powder, and black pepper, and garnish with scallions after turning off the flame. There, the hot bowls of soups are ready to be served. Here’s a tip, you can add kimchi and its juice while cooking to add a tangy flavor.

Haemul Bap

Haemul bap is a fulfilling dish that can treat you and your special guest very delightfully. In order to prepare it you need short grain rice and let them soak. Once done, drain the water and let them cook in a pan, set aside. Pick the veggies like peas, carrots, onions, mushrooms, and seafood like shrimp, prawns, etc (whatever you like!). Now, in a new pan, add some oil and vegetables, and seafood. Cook it uncovered and toss for about 3-4 minutes then cover and cook until done. Now, put rice in a bowl and put a good amount of cooked veggies and seafood on it.

Are you thinking it’s too bland? Yes, it is, now let’s make it spicy! Mix Korean red chili pepper flakes, sesame oil, lemon juice, soy sauce, sesame seeds, minced garlic, sugar, and finely chopped scallions. That’s it, pour the sauce and enjoy.

Nakji-Bokkeum

You are doubting that this dish isn’t halal as it has octopus! Well, who said you need to add octopus to it? When you have so many options like chicken, shrimps, prawns, and even red meat (under-cut part) then why be sad?

Start the preparation by mixing hot pepper flakes, soy sauce, sugar, potato starch, rice syrup, and ground black pepper in a bowl. In sesame/vegetable oil add garlic, ginger, green chili pepper, onion, and green onion and saute until translucent. Then, add whatever meat you have chosen and the sauce prepared earlier. Stir nicely and give a couple of minutes to it. Yes, that’s it. Now you can complete this meal with rice or macaroni. As you wish.

As a matter of fact, ramen is halal as well and available in the market. Do you know which ramen noodle flavor are you? Grab the Ramen Flavor Quiz and find out!

WHICH HALAL FOOD SHOULD YOU EAT TODAY QUIZ

Come on, prepare your weekly menu with the Which Halal Food Should I Cook Today Quiz. You are about to drool over some yummy and mouthwatering dishes after clicking on the START button.