Are you a sushi fan? Well, meet its culinary cousin, kimbap. At first glance, kimbap and sushi look quite similar: They're both long rice rolls filled with goodies and cut into bite-sized pieces.

A seaweed-and-rice roll by any name would taste as all the same... or, would it? Despite their visually similar appearances, Korean kimbap and Japanese sushi have more differences than they share ...

Korean food in Vancouver is a lot like Julia Roberts in the movie America's Sweethearts . Roberts plays the homely sister of a Hollywood star (Catherine Zeta-Jones), whose fame relegates Roberts's ...

Samgak refers to the triangular shape of this Korean sushi. History of Kimbap in KoreaEating cooked rice (bap) and vegetables wrapped in seaweed (gim) is an old tradition in Korea which seems to have ...

Early into the first episode of “Extraordinary Attorney Woo,” even before the main character sets foot in a courtroom or law office, actor Park Eun-bin’s first lines of the entire hit Korean ...

Kimbap, the soul food of Koreans, is eyeing not only the U.S. market but also the Japanese market. As the trend of premiumization and diversification sweeps through kimbap, new menu items such as ...

Kimbap (also spelled gimbap) is often called "Korean sushi" but that isn't accurate. If a comparison has to be drawn between the two cuisines, it would be more precise to compare kimbap to Japanese ...

When Osaka first opened in Lafayette in 2002, the Johnston Street restaurant had a different name. Hyeran Le, a native of Korea, and her husband Quan Le, who is from Vietnam, initially called the ...

Early into the first episode of “Extraordinary Attorney Woo,” even before the main character sets foot in a courtroom or law ...