I loved this video! I'm moving to Korea in a couple months for my husbands job and I'm so excited to learn about their culture...which includes food! Make more please!! :D
I am actually making this for my dinner' party i am having for my friends. Instead of leaving it to marinated for couple hours, I am giving it about 24hrs to 48hrs because then, it will really pick up the flavor well. I'm so excited to try it. Its my first time making it.
i really love korean people..they inspired me thru their dramas on television..thus i want also to try to cook some of their recipes..i will surely try to cook this one..love it!..thanks to koreancuisine! =)
I always thought that Bullgogi was only grilled and I never tried to make it because it took so much time. Kamsahamnida for sharing this. I can cook bullgogi with frying pan now. You make it so easy to be understood by non-Korean like me. Thank you, once again :)
I made this dish with minced beef and replaced the rice wine with red wine and it was sensational. I added a table spoon of ssamjang (Korean seasoned soy bean paste). The ssamjang makes the bulgogi a little bit spicy and enhances the flavor. I also added 1 tablespoon of honey. Oh and when you buy the sesame seeds you can toast them in a dry frying pan over medium heat to release their flavor before adding them to the Bulgogi. ^_^
MY GOOD! that look so freaking AMAZING!!!!!!!!!!!! excuse me Miss Korean, can we get married? where I live in Miami, FL there isn't no Korean Do u know what its like to drive for 5hrs just to have amazing Korean food :(...... FEED ME! (WWWWRRAAAHHH!!)
in the begining it looked like it has whole pieces of meat and then after 2 hours they looked like thin cut stripes. Did i miss a step? are they suppose to be pre sliced?
wow, i made this last night and it came out great!
i couldn't find cooking rice wine at the store but i found michiu cooking wine - distilled spirits of rice... i hope its the same? :)
normally my fiance and i would drive out of town to eat bulgogi at restaurants but after watching this video, we can make it at home and it tastes just the same!
and since my fiance is korean, i wanted to learn how to make korean food so that he can enjoy it. and he LOVES kimchi so thats next on my list to make
Very nice. But wondering if the Asian Pears is an optional ingredient for the traditional Bulgogi recipe. Or was omitted because of seasonality or substituted with the brown sugar for some of that sweetness.
Or like I normally do. I was taught by a korean old lady that it's also fine to freeze the beef a bit to make it more firm and then cut it really really thinly. I live in a country with little korean stuff, but with a good asian food selection. Is there any substitutes that can be used in the food?
thank you ms anna!! im so ready to cook it later!...very precise clear instructions!..though here in dubai its hard to get rice wine because i beleive its alcohol...still im making it! hehehe thansk again
How did you get the meat so thin? Whenever I eat at korean restaurant and order bulgogi or galbi, the meat is so thin, however I've tried to cut the meat that way and it's really hard. What kind of meat are you using?
Korean restaurants will likely use a deli slicer to slice the meat thin. To get better results at home, try chilling the meat about 20-30 minutes to get it hard, so it will be easier to get thinner slices vs trying to do it when the meat is completely thawed.
I just subscribed to your channel. I have bought pre-made bulgogi at a local H-Mart store but always wanted to try and make it myself. Thank you for showing me how to prepare this and will be making it very soon.
Hello, this is one of my favourite dishes, I have tried the recipe and it has never failed unlike previous recipes... Maybe its just me but your recipe is really easy to follow thankyou.
I am not sure how many types of Soondubu there are, but I believe any type of Soondubu is my favorite!! ;-) Thank you for making the video ! I really appreciate it, :-) Have a good week~
I love your recipe and videos. They are all very easy and clear to follow. Can you please teach me how to make Soon tofu next time? It's my most favorite soup! :) Thanks a lot!
i love your channel and recipes. its so easy to follow and from where i'm at its hard to look for the original korean ingredients so I could just improvise by using similar ingredients i could find here. thanks!
I loved this video! I'm moving to Korea in a couple months for my husbands job and I'm so excited to learn about their culture...which includes food! Make more please!! :D
monkeylover494 1 week ago
Hi~ bmariya,
It's nice to meet you and I did not use any oil.
Have a nice day:)~
koreancuisine1 2 weeks ago
Hi~ Thank you for watching Korean Cuisine! Have a great day:)
koreancuisine1 2 weeks ago
Thanks a ton for the great step by step instructions! helped us to prepare authentic tasting bulgogi in Germany!
indymannn 2 weeks ago
do yo u use any oil when you frie bulgogi
bmariya 3 weeks ago
Oh, you're adorable! And I love Korean food too!
thatgirlinitaly 1 month ago
every man's dream
itubeyoublah 1 month ago
how many servings is this.. i need to make enough for 6 people..
junichi8369 3 months ago
Thank you for sharing! Did you slice the beef into thin strips or whole steaks?
restorethatclassic 3 months ago
i made this tonight and it was way too sweet. i think i might just stick with cooking with dog. not that koreans eat dogs...
barbs19788 4 months ago
I am actually making this for my dinner' party i am having for my friends. Instead of leaving it to marinated for couple hours, I am giving it about 24hrs to 48hrs because then, it will really pick up the flavor well. I'm so excited to try it. Its my first time making it.
Sandy92fan 5 months ago
I made this for my family this last Saturday night and they LOVED it!
Thank you so very much for posting this delicious recipe!
animefreaktina 5 months ago
This is really well set out! Easy to follow! :) Thank you!
djsydney 6 months ago
i really love korean people..they inspired me thru their dramas on television..thus i want also to try to cook some of their recipes..i will surely try to cook this one..love it!..thanks to koreancuisine! =)
gooenyehpeudah 6 months ago
I wonder if venison would work well
Waffenmeister13 8 months ago
I just made this and I loved it!! Thank you for the recipe it was awesome!
MyOnlyPsalm 8 months ago
Thanks!
SadderYetWiser 8 months ago
WOW !!! Everyone loved this as much as the local Korean restaurant. It was Wonderful!!!
miclynsch 8 months ago
I always thought that Bullgogi was only grilled and I never tried to make it because it took so much time. Kamsahamnida for sharing this. I can cook bullgogi with frying pan now. You make it so easy to be understood by non-Korean like me. Thank you, once again :)
endimon06 8 months ago
I made this dish with minced beef and replaced the rice wine with red wine and it was sensational. I added a table spoon of ssamjang (Korean seasoned soy bean paste). The ssamjang makes the bulgogi a little bit spicy and enhances the flavor. I also added 1 tablespoon of honey. Oh and when you buy the sesame seeds you can toast them in a dry frying pan over medium heat to release their flavor before adding them to the Bulgogi. ^_^
mic2016 9 months ago
Hi~
You can use any kind of beef.I usually use sirloin beef.
Thank you for watching Korean Cuisine.
Have a great week! ^_^*~
koreancuisine 9 months ago 2
Hi Anna!! Love the video!
What would be the best cut of meat to use for Bulgogi?
chav68 9 months ago
Hi Anna!
I love the video! What is the best beef to use for making Bulgogi?
chav68 9 months ago
MY GOOD! that look so freaking AMAZING!!!!!!!!!!!! excuse me Miss Korean, can we get married? where I live in Miami, FL there isn't no Korean Do u know what its like to drive for 5hrs just to have amazing Korean food :(...... FEED ME! (WWWWRRAAAHHH!!)
Pogokoala 10 months ago
this is so awesome! God bless Korea.
YouSharp1 10 months ago
I am not a fan of white onion, is there a more mild substitute that I could use?
TheGaux1031 11 months ago
the song goes perfect!!! in my opinion -_-
ferni1023 11 months ago
Hi~ Thank you for watching Korean Cuisine~
I bought that beef (already sliced beef) from Korean market.
Have a delicious day ^_^*~
koreancuisine 11 months ago
Where can you get the thinly sliced beef?
PlanetsTheAngry 11 months ago
Oh my! I really want to try this. I think I'm going to make this one day.
TheLadycapricorn87 11 months ago
Bulgogi is one of my all-time favorite dishes, it's so simple yet so delicious!!!
ignoranus1 1 year ago
Thank you so much for sharing!,
I will be making this tomorrow for my family! =)
crystal16JR 1 year ago
Is the rice wine necessary?
fikaaa1875 1 year ago
Your recipes are delicious!! They are also very easy to follow. I hope you can continue making videos on Youtube. Thank you!
Choppinstix 1 year ago
I use garlic and ginger with it and it has a really good taste to it. Why dont you use it? In other recipes I see that a lot of people uses it.
mengoes 1 year ago
I enjoyed this. Thanks for uploading! :)
BDawg71192 1 year ago
it's look so delicous,i will cook this koreancuisine tonight....
can i use any brand of rice wine...? which kind of beef better n tender...=)
ernisoh 1 year ago
it's look so delicous,i will cook this koreancuisine tonight....
can i use any brand of rice wine...?
which kind of beef better n tender..... =)
ernisoh 1 year ago
WoW, this looks so delicious! Have you cut the meat with scissors or did you just slice it with a normal knife in small stripes?
MrMawie89 1 year ago
can i use chicken instead of beef? and substitute rice wine with apple juice or any fruit juice?
d3mur3 1 year ago
My mouth is watering-that looks WONDERFUL =)
airtexaco 1 year ago
Hi kathen111,
Thank you for watching Korean cuisine~
Please use rice wine or any kind of wine for the meat. (No vinegar)
Have a delicious day:)
koreancuisine 1 year ago
@koreancuisine I used japanese sake actually and it was pretty successful:).
MrQuagmire26 1 year ago
hmmm can i substitute the rice wine? or can i use rice wine vinegar?
kathen111 1 year ago
Im going to make it tommorow! But I am going to use a red wine, because there is no rice wine available where i live :(
mrmehdimedia 1 year ago
BULGOGI is like an ORGASM IN THE MOUTH
NBAZera 1 year ago
@NBAZera LOL
crazylover888 1 year ago
Hi Appool,
Thank you for watchimg Korean cuisine~
You might substitute to tenderizing the meat, add some Asian pear or half size kiwi in blender and add it to the meat.
Have a delicious day:)
koreancuisine 1 year ago
@koreancuisine
can i use other ingredient other than cooking wine?thanks
gladdillyndana 1 year ago
@koreancuisine
can i use other ingredients other than cooking wine?thanks.
gladdillyndana 1 year ago
Hello Miss/Mrs Anna Kim,
Wonderful recipe.
You make it look very easy and it looks tasty!
I made this without the wine and it was already very good!
What can I use instead of the wine, because I can not use alcohol in my food...
Thank you very much and good luck with your videos.
appool 1 year ago
Hi sxytaz808,
Thank you for watching Korean Cuisine~
You can tenderize meat with any kind of wine.
Have a nice day:)
koreancuisine 1 year ago
do you use pear juice to tenderize meat? What can I use to substitute?
sxytaz808 1 year ago
in the begining it looked like it has whole pieces of meat and then after 2 hours they looked like thin cut stripes. Did i miss a step? are they suppose to be pre sliced?
hisgermansunshine 1 year ago
Very well done, thank you for sharing. I spent 2 years in Korea and I LOVE Korean food. Thanks again
udomsimon1 1 year ago
i really enjoyed watching you mam... the food looks good
harusammy 1 year ago
My favorite milf. One that can cook! lol
yenhan705eh77 1 year ago
that looks sooooo good!!!!!
joshuasummersukhc 1 year ago
You are so cute! Thank you for sharing with us, this tasty part of your culture! :) <3
Sisoyyo7 1 year ago
This is a great video!
sempiokorea 1 year ago
your instructions are so simple. I was watching this other video with 15 parts and gave up on it and came to yours
sweetbiella 1 year ago
nice
anonymoosegoose 1 year ago
I LOVE ALL YOUR VIDEOS YOU ARE SO CUTE AND A GREAT COOK I HOPE MY FUTURE MOTHER IN LAW IS JUST LIKE YOU :)
GATITA7165 1 year ago
wow, i made this last night and it came out great!
i couldn't find cooking rice wine at the store but i found michiu cooking wine - distilled spirits of rice... i hope its the same? :)
normally my fiance and i would drive out of town to eat bulgogi at restaurants but after watching this video, we can make it at home and it tastes just the same!
and since my fiance is korean, i wanted to learn how to make korean food so that he can enjoy it. and he LOVES kimchi so thats next on my list to make
mstarr86 1 year ago
I would eat that
clayto1332 1 year ago
You make it look sooo easy!! can you plllease do a jap chae and a potato salad? thank you for your amazing recepeis!
mayelylicea 1 year ago
Thank you so much for making this video! I'm going to make some bulgogi tonight!
hunnydew1431 1 year ago
my dad can make a better one :P
MapleKnight777 1 year ago
Yes I have successful made my first bulgogi thanks to this video, I'll be making this a lot now instead of getting it at the restaurants haha.
squirtlepower 1 year ago
I loved getting this when i lived in Korea! this and chicken,egg and cheese Ramen.
cullenblack 1 year ago
I love this lady. If she had a place to dine at, I'd be there every week.
stelthmunky 1 year ago
just finished eating it, was delicious!!!
THANK YOU ANNA KIM, WE LOVE YOU!!
skis87 1 year ago
i sliced the beef a bit thicker!!! how much more longer wud i have to cook it for
??
mzjordan1231 1 year ago
YUM! ^_^
evenstephen85 1 year ago
my mom uses a lot of garlic ahha it makes it good :]
LKxxROXSTAR15 1 year ago
my mom doesnt add alot of sugar but do we have to ad dthat much sugar lololol
JrockIsTehSmex 1 year ago
@JrockIsTehSmex
No one's Bulgogi will be the exact same, so just because your mom doesn't add alot of sugar does not make it wrong. :D Happy Eating!
deathnightwc3 1 year ago
just wondering :)
JrockIsTehSmex 1 year ago
what can we use instead of using cooking wine?
fatiieenn14 2 years ago
vinegar?
KaRuNaRuGa 1 year ago
really? OK! thanks :)
fatiieenn14 1 year ago
did u put all the bulgogi in the pan at the same time
romoman1988 2 years ago
that's a lot of sugar...-_-"
wenjilu 2 years ago
Can I still make this with less sugar, no cooking wine and by substituting sesame oil with olive or vegetable oil???
mzjordan1231 2 years ago
Hi,kangstar604,
You can use either kind of soy sauce.
Thanks for watching Korean Cuisine~~
Have a great week:)
koreancuisine 2 years ago
i always use soy sauce wich is a salty one is that okay?
and is that okay too if i don't put any fish sauce in kimchi and i don't put any sesame seeds and sesame oil on this bulgogi??
thepinkspider1 2 years ago
@koreancuisine sweet soya sauce or salty soya sauce?
DoubleUINGCeeHyoun 1 year ago
does it matter which soy sauce we use? korean, chinese or japanese?!
kangstar604 2 years ago
it does not matter.
KaRuNaRuGa 1 year ago
@kangstar604
Korean soy sauce differs from Chinese, Japanese, etc.. because its uniquely different though.
Hanul91 1 year ago
Just made this dish and it was sooo good....just like Mom used to make! Thank you for this video!
MzAmyLaLa 2 years ago 5
I tried this recipe today and it came out great! I'm not korean but i was just a good as the korean bbqs in the city. Thank you very much!
tigreyah 2 years ago
What is the background music? I like it but I can't remember the lyrics so I can't google it. It's driving me crazy.
Also, yay for bulgogi. That is all.
rpberlin 2 years ago
Its Lady Gaga - Just Dance
siarin 2 years ago
This has been flagged as spam show
its lady gaga "just dance" hehe
AndrewLeeFinnigan 2 years ago
@rpberlin just dance lady gaga
stupidpunk113 2 years ago
the one she put on the fridge is thick. the one she cooked is thin slice.
supertrex2 2 years ago
Hi,aznthboy,
Yes,Asian Pear is an optional ingredient for the traditional recipe. You can substituted with the brown sugar.
I hope you like my recipe.
Have a delicious day:)
koreancuisine 2 years ago
Very nice. But wondering if the Asian Pears is an optional ingredient for the traditional Bulgogi recipe. Or was omitted because of seasonality or substituted with the brown sugar for some of that sweetness.
aznttboy 2 years ago
I love Korean Food!!! this is one of my favorite Dishes here Espically with lots of Rice and Kimchi... Im going to try this recipe here
DareDevilWithoutFear 2 years ago
It looks delicious!
potassiumchlorate 2 years ago
I like this lady! She is very good at this!
anhwong 2 years ago 7
i love you, alot!
agnostir 2 years ago
my bulgogi tastes so sweet it almost tastes like a sweet and sour without the sour part :(
I used coke instead of sprite and probably too much dark brown sugar.
siops 2 years ago
hey instead of pear juice use sprite it helps tenderized the meat
michaelandria01 2 years ago
hmm...i dont know whether i should believe u or not but im not against trying that
FPSDoug19 2 years ago
or sprite zero, fewer carbs
40Ddrew 2 years ago
would heineken work?
siops 2 years ago
you kind of forgot the pear juice
sparkleswimming 2 years ago
Or like I normally do. I was taught by a korean old lady that it's also fine to freeze the beef a bit to make it more firm and then cut it really really thinly. I live in a country with little korean stuff, but with a good asian food selection. Is there any substitutes that can be used in the food?
NattHrafn 2 years ago
MAAAAAAN! I WISH I WAS KOREAN! CHOW! LOOK AT THAT FOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOD!
i'm off to k-town
7an7is 2 years ago 8
thank you ms anna!! im so ready to cook it later!...very precise clear instructions!..though here in dubai its hard to get rice wine because i beleive its alcohol...still im making it! hehehe thansk again
goshmee 2 years ago
Yumm!! I love Bulgogi! I should try making my own! my mom might think im crazzy, but she hasn't tried it yet! Thanks for the video!
asvang 2 years ago
HI!midori02,
You can get prepackaged meat from Asian Market.
I usually get meat from local meat market and have them sliced paper thin for me.
I hope you can get thin sliced meat for this recipe.
Have a nice weekend~~
.
koreancuisine 2 years ago
How did you get the meat so thin? Whenever I eat at korean restaurant and order bulgogi or galbi, the meat is so thin, however I've tried to cut the meat that way and it's really hard. What kind of meat are you using?
midori02 2 years ago
that ah acient korean secret, ha ha
7an7is 2 years ago
Korean restaurants will likely use a deli slicer to slice the meat thin. To get better results at home, try chilling the meat about 20-30 minutes to get it hard, so it will be easier to get thinner slices vs trying to do it when the meat is completely thawed.
It also helps to have a sharp knife.
Happy cooking.
aznttboy 2 years ago
i <3 bulgogi!
you rock
CHiNKLiGHTNiNG 2 years ago
Hello!bundangbear,
Yes,you could use Asian pear juice in Bulgogi,
I think meat will be too~~tender and I would like to my meat is little chewy.
I usually use cooking wine and garlic and ginger for tenderizer the meat.
Thanks for your comment~~
koreancuisine 2 years ago
The carrot is a different ingredient. What do you think about using Asian pear (배) juice in bulgogi?
bundangbear 2 years ago
it works great. its just to good any way u cook it.
7an7is 2 years ago
ohh hungry .,,,,,,, mmm
My favourite is Pork bulgogi
mehdan2 2 years ago
thank you!!
audreylove123456 2 years ago
i love your videos!! thank you!
siops 2 years ago
Hello!79WTF,
Thanks for the your comment and I hope you like all my Korean foods.
Have a great day~~
koreancuisine 2 years ago
Love your videos Anna... I'm always trying your recipes out at home and my friends think I'm a great cook now.
79WTF 2 years ago
Yes! you can make this dish without cooking wine.
Thanks for the your comment!
Have a nice day~~
koreancuisine 2 years ago
thanks for the video!!!
i have one question, i can make this dish without cooking wine? =]
c0l0rmyworld 2 years ago
Looks good!
powerplantop 2 years ago
Hello!Thanks for subscribing to my channel!
Have a great weekend~~
koreancuisine 2 years ago
I just subscribed to your channel. I have bought pre-made bulgogi at a local H-Mart store but always wanted to try and make it myself. Thank you for showing me how to prepare this and will be making it very soon.
Thank you!!!
krausta 2 years ago
안녕하세요? I hope you like my receipt and Thanks for your comment .
Have a great night~~
koreancuisine 2 years ago
Ahhhh, Ms. Kim my mouth was watering the entire video. My most favorite Korean dish!! I will be cooking this for supper tonight!!! 진심으로 감사합니다
america2revolt 2 years ago
Thank you for watching Koreancuisine and I hope you like all my Korean dish receipts~~
koreancuisine 2 years ago
헐...ㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋ
seokkimin 2 years ago
THIS is bulgogi!? I make something VERY similar to this ALL the time...didn't know it was a Korean dish! Thank you!
HPgroupie 2 years ago
Hello, this is one of my favourite dishes, I have tried the recipe and it has never failed unlike previous recipes... Maybe its just me but your recipe is really easy to follow thankyou.
Jayk95Jayk 2 years ago
Thank you for your comment and I'll make video for Soondubu-Jeagee for you~~(seafood kind)?
Have a great weekend!
koreancuisine 2 years ago
I am not sure how many types of Soondubu there are, but I believe any type of Soondubu is my favorite!! ;-) Thank you for making the video ! I really appreciate it, :-) Have a good week~
buurint 2 years ago
I love your recipe and videos. They are all very easy and clear to follow. Can you please teach me how to make Soon tofu next time? It's my most favorite soup! :) Thanks a lot!
buurint 2 years ago
I am glad to hear that your Bulgogi turns out good .
You mean,excepts 2Tbsp of cooking wine ?
Thanks for your comment and Have a nice Monday~~
koreancuisine 2 years ago
I made this today, Monday April 13 2009
at 4:04 pm
Exactly as the recipe says, except with 1/4 cup of cooking vinegar added too.
So yummy! Thank you!
dianaknocksout 2 years ago
Thank you for your comment !
Have a wonderful day !~
koreancuisine 2 years ago
Nice bulgogi !
Love your channel - easy,friendly,cute!!!!
looking forward to ALL your videos!!! =D
AyaDoll 2 years ago
Thanks for your comment and Please let me know if you would like me to make any specific dishes !
Have a great day ! :)
koreancuisine 2 years ago
Thank you for making this video. I made it yesterday for my family and friends and they all loved it.
maleonilus 2 years ago
Excellent.... Thanks for this Video...
vocalcoach79 2 years ago
Thank you for your comment and also Thanks for watching koreancuisine.
koreancuisine 2 years ago
i love bulgogi! great video!
PinkMartiniSF 2 years ago
I'm very sorry about i make you Hungry!..
Thanks for watching koreancuisine.
koreancuisine 2 years ago
I am glad that you like my recipes and thanks for watching koreancuisine.
koreancuisine 2 years ago
AHH!!!.... This has made me very hungry... Its all your fault! :P (in a good way) Thx again Ms.Kim!
devddill 2 years ago
i love your channel and recipes. its so easy to follow and from where i'm at its hard to look for the original korean ingredients so I could just improvise by using similar ingredients i could find here. thanks!
pinkheart22 2 years ago
Thank you for watching koreancuisine and also thanks for your comment ! :)
koreancuisine 2 years ago
i love your videos
alwayskangta 2 years ago
Thank you for watching koreancuisine.
Have a nice day ! :)
koreancuisine 2 years ago
omg thx for this video ^^
oOAyuXJunsuOo 2 years ago