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Still can’t get over watching your bias sing and dance to your favorite song in person?
Celebrate and reminisce with your fellow once by throwing a Kpop-themed samgyupsal party at home with this DIY guide. From Korean barbecue, dipping sauces, all the way to the banchan (sides), we have all the recipes you need to have a delicious Korean feast celebrating your favorite girl group. All that’s left is for you to decorate, gather your friends and favorite videos, and finally learn the choreo to your new favorite song so you can dance the night away.
Before getting started on buying your ingredients and prepping them, make sure you have the essential kitchen tools to make your Kpop-themed samgyup party a success. Here as some of the basics:
This pork Samgyupsal recipe is delicious on its own, even without the dipping sauces, all thanks to a quick marinate in Knorr Liquid Seasoning Original. Take it to the next level with the easy-peasy dipping sauce that’ll make you go woohoo with every bite.
What samgyup party is complete without dipping sauces? Just like your favorite girl group, you can’t just have one. Here are six dipping sauces to buy from your local Korean grocer and an extra one to make at home.
Make your guests feel special with this kimchi mayo dipping sauce. Usually paired with fried food, this sauce also goes well with Samgyupsal. To make, simply mix equal parts kimchi and Lady’s Choice Real Mayonnaise for a creamy, tart, and spicy dipping sauce that’ll elevate your KBBQ game. Finely chop the kimchi before mixing or add everything in a blender for a silky-smooth dipping sauce.
No Samgyupsal party is complete without the banchan. Banchan is composed of a wide array of side dishes to accompany main dishes in Korean meals. Some of our favorites include classic kimchi, Gamja Jorim ( Korean braised potatoes), Kongnamul Muchim (seasoned soybeans), Sigeumchi Namul (seasoned spinach – we like to use kangkong), and Oi Muchim (spicy cucumber salad). For more ideas, check out this article on Samgyupsal sides.
When once gathers, it’s bound to be an all-nighter. We can’t keep the fire grilling all night so if you’re hungry and need some energy to keep dancing and singing, make some Korean ramen. It’s quick, easy, and filling. Plus, we know for a fact that this is your girl group’s favorite food to eat in a jiffy. Make it as is or take it up a notch with these 8 popular ways to prepare Korean noodles.
With these recipes, we guarantee a fun and sentimental night reminiscing the sea of candy bongs making waves in Bulacan. Sing your favorite tunes, dance to the beat, and celebrate over the delicious Korean food. You deserve it!