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Cómo pedir Jjim (Braised or Steamed Dish · 찜) en Corea

Slow-braised or steamed in a thick, glossy sauce rather than a broth. Jjimdak is soy-braised chicken, agu-jjim is spicy monkfish, galbi-jjim is short ribs — usually a large shared platter.

Jjim (Braised or Steamed Dish)

Dilo para pedir

찜 주세요

Jjim juseyo

Datos rápidos

En coreano
찜
Pronunciación
jjim
Picante
2 de 5
Precio
₩15.000–30.000
Tiempo para comer
Unos 30 min
Para principiantes
Fácil

Cómo se come

Serve yourself from the platter onto rice, letting the sauce run into it. Order rice at the start; the sauce is the point.

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Preguntas

¿Cómo se pide Jjim (Braised or Steamed Dish) en coreano?
Di «찜 주세요» (Jjim juseyo).
¿El Jjim (Braised or Steamed Dish) pica?
Sí — alrededor de 2 de 5.
¿Cuánto cuesta el Jjim (Braised or Steamed Dish) en Corea?
Normalmente ₩15.000–30.000.
¿Cómo se come el Jjim (Braised or Steamed Dish)?
Serve yourself from the platter onto rice, letting the sauce run into it. Order rice at the start; the sauce is the point.

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