How to Make Korean Stir Fried Noodles

If you've got Soy Sauce, Sesame Oil, Sugar, and Noodles, you can make this!

You can add whatever you'd like. When I was growing up, I had it most often this way. Sometimes, there would also be chunks of Beef or Surimi added. I recommend using whatever you have laying around or what you like. This dish is super versatile and fun to eat and share, as well as colorful and full of texture and flavor!

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Howto & Style

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• Korean
• Food
• Cooking
• Vermicelli
• Glass Noodles
• Jap Chae
• Vegetarian
• Veggies
• How to
• Asian
• The Squishy Monster
• Sweet Potatoe Noodles
• Sesame Oil
• Surimi
• Easy
• Weekday Dinner

[BusanNabi]

OMG I love, love, love Jap Chae!! My mom always makes it on my birthday!!!

Your version look so tasty !! (^_^) I will try it this Saturday :)

[TheSquishyMonster]

@BusanNabi cheers for AWESOME MOMS!!! =D

[CocosKitchen]

This looks so yummy! I miss California and their diverse food options. We dont have any Korean food here at my parents house :( I'm def gonna try this if I can find the ingredients

[TheSquishyMonster]

@CocosKitchen California is awesome! it's the first place I ever had Lychee Jellies and Boba! I wish you luck on finding ingredients!!!

[AwesomeAsianZero]

looks good! ^^

[TheSquishyMonster]

@AwesomeAsianZero thank you very much!!!

[TheLONEWOLFETA]

ok now i am really hungry lol, Nice dish

[SugaryGoodness]

There is no other way to eat noodles but Sluuurrrrpp! <3

[MrJumong214]

wu ai ni,.,., ^^

[thebaldchef14]

My Mother inlaw make some great Jap Chae, but yours lot better. I guess I need a taste to see who is the true winner is. But great video.

[teresadellaccio]

Looks great! those noodles are wild looking..something else to try soon..

[BarbecueTricks]

Yum -- looks great... i can never get my Wok hot enough!

[Lindaeroonaa]

i love this dish!!!:)