Nurungji, or Korean scorched rice, refers to the crispy layer of rice that forms at the bottom of a pot or cooking vessel. The resourceful dish can be eaten on its own, steeped in hot water as tea or ...

Emma Orlow is a former editor and reporter for the Northeast region at Eater, who focused primarily on New York City, where she was born and raised. She covered restaurants, bars, pop-ups, and the ...

SEOUL, South Korea — How do you reinterpret a simple traditional dish into food that wins awards and commands a high price at a fine dining restaurant? Here's an example: For a final course at Evett, ...

This recipe has been updated. I was introduced to Korean rice cakes, a.k.a. tteok, at Momofuku Ssam Bar in New York around 2013. I worked in the restaurant group’s corporate office at the time, and ...