This is a list of typical Gyeongsang Province dishes found in Korean cuisine.향토음식 鄕土飮食 (in Korean) Nate / Encyclopedia of Korean Culture
Main dishes Heotjesabap (), literally "fake jesa food" Jinju bibimbap (), literally "mixed rice of Jinju" Tongyeong bibimbap (), literally "mixed rice of Tongyeong" Mubap (), made with rice and radish Gaengsik () Aehobokjuk () zucchini porridge Tteokguk (), rice cake made with garaetteok
Noodles Milmyeon (밀면, 밀국수냉면), cold noodle soup made with wheat flour Dak kalguksu (), hot noodle soup made with chicken Geonjin guksu () Jogae guksu (), hot noodle soup made with clams
Challyu Soups and stews Jaecheopguk () Gyesamtang () Godongguk () Chueotang () Seonjitguk () Dongtae gomyeong jijim () Bugeo miyeokguk () Deulkkae chamkkae miyeokguk () Mareunhonghap miyeokguk ()
Steamed dishes Andong jjimdak () Ureong jjim () Dadatge jjim () Mideodeok jjim () Agujjim () Hobakseon ()
Braised and stir-fried dishes Jangeo jorim () Haemul japchae ()
Gui Ojingeo bulgogi () Sangeo dombaegi gui () Galchi gui () Cheongeo gui () Gaetjangeo gui () Yugwak ()
Pancakes Sangeo dombaegi jeon () Baechujeok () Gimbuchigae () Pajeon ()
Hoe Haepari hoe () Pijogae hoe () Gwangeo hoe () Meongge hoe () Jangeo hoe () Ureong hoe () Saengmyeolchi hoe () Ingeo hoe ()
Dried fish Salted Mackerel () Yakdaegupo () Bungeopo ()
Vegetables Mareun muneossam (마른문어쌈 Siraegi doenjang muchim () Sangchu geotjeori () Kkoltugi musaengchae () Totnamul () Dubu saengchae () Cheonggak muchim () Dotnamul muchim ()
Kimchi Putmaneul geotjeori () Sokkeumbaechu geotjeori () Baechu ssam () Jeonbok kimchi () Sokse kimchi () Kongnip kimchi () Ueong kimchi () Buchu kimchi () Ueongnip jaban ()
Fried dishes Gochu bugak () Gamja bugak () Kkolttugi twigim () Memilmuk ()
Rice cakes Mosiip songpyeon () Mitbiji () Mangyeong tteok () Ssukgullae () Japgwapyeon () Jatguri () Bupyeon () Gamja songpyeon () Chiktteok () Seolgi tteok () Pyeon tteok () Gyeongdan ()
Dessert Hangwa Yugwa () Jujugangban () Daechu jingjo () Gangnaengi yeot () Ueong jeonggwa () Dasima jeonggwa () Gaksaek jeonggwa ()
Non-alcoholic beverages Dansul () Sujeonggwa () Yuja-hwachae () Yuja-cha () Eureum-subak () Japgok-misutgaru () Mul-sikhye () Chapssal-sikhye () Andong-sikhye ()
See also Korean cuisine Korean royal court cuisine Korean temple cuisine List of Korean dishes
References
External links Official site of Korea National Tourism List of Korean Food Food in Korea at the Korea Agro-Fisheries Trade Corporation