Can I use other types of noodles?
While udon noodles are traditional for their chewy texture, you can substitute with thick ramen noodles or even spaghetti in a pinch, but adjust cooking times accordingly.
Korean · dinner
30m
Total time
2
Servings
450
kcal
medium
Difficulty
tap to check off
FAQ · Things people ask
While udon noodles are traditional for their chewy texture, you can substitute with thick ramen noodles or even spaghetti in a pinch, but adjust cooking times accordingly.
Reduce the amount of gochujang and gochugaru. You can also add a touch of sugar or a splash of milk at the end to temper the heat.
Related · You might also cook

Hello, I'm Minji, your chef at Souschef. Today, I'm excited to share my recipe for Yakgwa, traditional Korean honey sesame cookies. These delicate, chewy treats are a beloved classic, perfect for any special occasion or a sweet everyday snack.

Hodugwaja are delightful walnut-shaped cakes with a soft, slightly chewy texture and a sweet red bean filling, originating from Cheonan, Korea. They are a beloved street food and a perfect sweet treat for any time of day.

Mu Saengchae is a refreshing and vibrant Korean side dish made from thinly shredded radish tossed in a spicy, sweet, and tangy dressing. It's a fantastic accompaniment to almost any Korean meal, adding a delightful crunch and a burst of flavor.
Enjoy a comforting bowl of Maeun Tang, a classic Korean spicy fish stew that warms you from the inside out. This hearty stew is perfect for a chilly evening, packed with fresh fish and vibrant vegetables.