This is a very popular Korean dish made with chewy, glass noodles made of sweet potatoes. They're stir-fried with assorted charred vegetables, mixed wild mushrooms, and Yubu, a seasoned and fried tofu. This bowl is a savory, sweet and nutty flavor bomb.
Nutritional facts
Protein
17g
Carbs
105g
Calories
820kcal
Fat
34g
Ingredients
Sesame Oil, Carrots, Shiitake Mushrooms, Garlic, Onion, Gluten Free Tamari, Light Brown Sugar, Green Onion, Ginger, Fried Yubu, Green Bell Pepper, Mushrooms, Red Bell Pepper, Sweet Potato Vermicelli Noodles, Canola Oil
Contains soybeans, sesame seeds.
Reviews
3.4
Based on 187 reviews
the tofu had a terrible texture. needs more noodles.
Gabriela · 05/24/23
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Jennifer · 05/16/23
More noodles would make it even better!
Cory · 05/06/23
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Kristin · 05/04/23
needs more noodles and leas oinions, the sauce is super dalty so dont need to use all of it.
Jessica · 05/03/23
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Ksenia · 05/03/23
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Nicole · 04/28/23
it was really yummy but it was a little salty for the sauce. but the packaging wasnt sealed all the way, there was a litlte openihg.
Jessica · 04/26/23
Too sweet.
Ran · 04/26/23
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Elizabeth · 04/25/23
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Jenna · 04/23/23
both packaging was leaking
Hugh · 04/11/23
Loved the spice!
Julie · 03/27/23
salty, extra sauce not needed, or do not use all. my portion was half onions and not enough noodle.the ratio portion are off. overall flavor profile was good if not too salty.
Arika · 03/25/23
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Danielle · 03/22/23
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Andra · 03/14/23
salty, doesnt need the extra saice, tofu is rubbery. would be. better if the tofu was fresh ans not fried. vegietables are soft.
Kasey · 03/07/23
a very salty dish. so much so I just through it away. If I want a lot of salt I will add my own. that is one ingrediant chefs need toi back off of , it's like chefs have no ability to determine saltiness after awhile, do you all smoke or soemthing Because I don't frieken get ruining a dish with so much salt. that is the one "spice" a purchaser can handle on their own if they want more. better than throwing it away because it is destroyed
Chef Esther Choi, chef/owner of mŏkbar, mŏkbar Brooklyn, and mŏkbar Midtown, as well as chef/partner of Ms. Yoo, grew up cooking traditional Korean food with her Korean-native grandmother. Inspired by the old-aged techniques of her grandmother's cooking, she believes that food is the ultimate expression of a country's culture. Choi seeks to offer guests an understanding and appreciation of Korean food and culture, from its history and social customs, to its language, geography, and arts, Since the 2014 opening of her first venture, mŏkbar in Chelsea Market, Choi has been hailed as a 'New Rising Chef' by Food Republic and was named a 'Zagat 30 under 30' NYC Culinary Rockstar in 2015.