Yeo Kyung-rae's Ulmyeon

A hearty Chinese-style noodle dish where the flavors of various mushrooms, seafood, and minced garlic melt into a thick, smooth broth

Ingredients needed 2 servings

Recipe

Cooking tips

  • Adding minced garlic midway through cooking helps eliminate any fishy smell in the broth and creates the deep savory flavor characteristic of Chinese cuisine.
  • Add the beaten egg after adjusting the broth's consistency so the egg doesn't clump and spreads smoothly throughout the broth.

Recommended for

  • Those craving a non-spicy, mild yet hot and thick soup dish.
  • Those who want to enjoy a samseon ulmyeon packed with fresh seafood at home.

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