Ttukdak Hyung's Sundubu Jjolmyeon
Spicy soft tofu stew with chewy noodles, featuring pan-fried beef and vegetables in a savory, spicy sauce.
🙋 Recommended for
- ⭐ For those who want to enjoy a spicy soup dish combining soft tofu, chewy jjolmyeon, and savory beef.
- ⭐ For those seeking a hearty meal with spicy gochujang sauce to relieve stress.
- ⭐ For those who want to try a unique variation of jjolmyeon.
BeefOnionGreen onionChili powderSoy sauceOyster sauceBeef stock powderGarlicSoft tofuJjolmyeon noodles
Ingredients needed 🛒2 servings
- Cooking oil: 30ml
- Beef: 300g
- Onion: 100g
- Green onion: 100g
- Chili powder: 5 spoons
- Water: 500ml
- Soy sauce: 2 spoons
- Oyster sauce: 2 spoons
- Beef stock powder: 1 spoon
- Minced garlic: 2 spoons
- Soft tofu: 800g
- Jjolmyeon noodles: 150g
- Zucchini: 100g
- Cheongyang chili pepper: 10g
Recipe 🍳
- Add 30ml of cooking oil to a pan and stir-fry 300g of beef until golden brown. 30ml cooking oil, 300g beef.
- Once the beef is cooked, remove it temporarily. Add the following ingredients to the pan used for the beef and stir-fry: 100g onion, 100g green onion, 5 spoons chili powder.
- Just before the chili powder burns, add the following ingredients and bring to a boil: 500ml water, 2 spoons soy sauce, 2 spoons oyster sauce, 1 spoon beef stock powder, 2 spoons minced garlic, 800g soft tofu, 150g jjolmyeon noodles. *Break apart the noodles with your hands before adding. 100g zucchini.
- Once the jjolmyeon noodles are cooked, add the following ingredients and boil once more to complete! 300g beef, 10g Cheongyang chili pepper.
- Sear beef until golden and set aside; stir-fry onions, scallions, and gochugaru in the same pan to create a spicy base.
- Add water, soy sauce, oyster sauce, and beef seasoning powder to the spicy base, then add soft tofu, jjolmyeon noodles, and zucchini and boil.
- Once the jjolmyeon is cooked, add the seared beef and chili peppers, boil once more to complete the spicy and hearty sundubu jjolmyeon.
Cooking tips 💡
- When cooking Jjolmyeon noodles with soft tofu, loosen the noodles by hand before adding them to the boiling broth. Cook briefly to maintain a chewy texture without them becoming mushy.





