"As a Korean living solo in Cambodia, nothing beats a homemade meal that brings back memories of home."
Living alone in Cambodia, sometimes I miss the taste of home. And what’s better than a simple yet comforting Korean Pork Kimchi Bowl? This dish is not only quick and easy to make, but it also brings back memories of a warm home-cooked meal. Plus, when paired with a cold Angkor Beer, it’s the ultimate way to enjoy a solo dinner.
📌 Ingredients
Before jumping into the cooking process, let’s prepare the ingredients:
- Pork belly slices 🥓
- Kimchi (the older, the better!)
- Green onions & onions 🧅
- Oyster sauce & brown sugar 🍯
- Soybean oil (or any cooking oil)
- Cooked rice 🍚
🔥 Step-by-Step Cooking Guide
1️⃣ Step 1: Prepping the Ingredients
The key to a great Korean Pork Kimchi Bowl is in the preparation.
- Slice the pork belly into bite-sized pieces.
- Chop the green onions and onions thinly.
- Get the kimchi ready (chop it if needed).
2️⃣ Step 2: Sautéing the Pork & Vegetables
- Heat some soybean oil in a pot.
- Toss in the pork belly and sauté until slightly crispy.
- Add in the chopped green onions & onions, and let them absorb all the pork fat goodness.
3️⃣ Step 3: The Kimchi Magic Begins!
- When the pork is well-cooked, add a generous amount of kimchi.
- Stir-fry until the flavors are well blended.
- Add a spoonful of oyster sauce & brown sugar for extra depth.
4️⃣ Step 4: The Final Touch
- Serve the pork & kimchi mixture on top of freshly steamed rice.
- Enjoy the ultimate homemade Korean comfort food!
🍻 The Perfect Solo Dinner Pairing: Angkor Beer!
Cooking and eating alone in Cambodia? Not a problem when you have a cold Angkor Beer to complete the meal!
"Koreans love soju with grilled pork, but kimchi goes perfectly with beer!" 🍺
💬 Final Thoughts: Life as a Korean Living Alone in Cambodia
Living in Cambodia, cooking Korean food is sometimes a mission on its own. Finding authentic ingredients can be challenging, but when you finally put together a meal like this, it makes the effort totally worth it.
Yes, eating alone might feel a little lonely, but if the food is good, who cares? 😂
"Have you ever tried cooking Korean food in Cambodia? Let me know in the comments or share your best home-cooked meals!"