Using thinly sliced pork belly allows the sauce to be absorbed faster than with thick-cut pork belly, and it cooks at a similar rate to the squid, making it easier.
Stir-fry on high heat from start to finish to prevent the squid from becoming tough and to avoid excess liquid from forming.
Wrapping the finished bulgogi in fragrant perilla leaves creates a wonderful harmony; you can also tear perilla leaves and stir-fry them in at the end if desired.
Recommended for 🙋
⭐For those who want to enjoy the rich combination of tender squid and savory thinly sliced pork belly.
⭐For those who want a moderately savory stir-fry that is not overly stimulating or spicy and clings to the palate.
⭐For those who want a dish that works as a main side dish for dinner and also as a light drinking snack on weekend evenings.