7 Korean Food Blogs to Know About
List of my Top Korean Food Blogs Online (2021)
This is everyone’s Korean EEMO (Auntie) and if you are even vaguely interested in Korean cooking, you will recognize her smiling face. Famous for her authentic, easy-to-follow directions, she has the Youtube channel, a blog and cookbooks.
A Korean mom and thriving entrepreneur. After her daughter left for college, she pursued cooking certifications (including one for food styling) and now has one of the biggest Korean food blogs online. Due to personal preferences for gluten-free dining, you’ll find many gluten-free recipes here.
This is a personal favourite as I find her videos simple and charming; She has a calming voice and her kids make cute cameos sometimes. There is a Youtube channel, a blog and a cookbook. Her blog also has a section to learn Korean too!
Based in Australia, she’s a long-time blogger. Her blog recipe posts are very organized with lots of step-by-step pictures, handy tips and recipe cards. She has a cookbook solely on Korean Banchan (side dishes) as well as a free e-book all about Korean BBQ. Uncluttered and organized website that’s easy to explore.
Korean Bapsang
A self-proclaimed “enthusiastic home cook”, she is like a hidden gem Masterchef contestant. There is no culinary school background, but cooking feasts for family and friends throughout the years has refined her abilities to create flavourful foods that can please any palate. Extensive library of recipes on the blog.
Like many on this list, the blog began as a journal of sorts to record favourite Korean recipes for her children. It has since grown to a large blog, Youtube channel and cookbook. Having lived in many places around the world, there is a fun Fusion section in her recipes that is fun to check out.
A breakout star on TikTok, her short videos are impactful as she shares family stories in the most soothing voice ever. Her content on vegan Korean recipes (not exclusively Korean food) also sets her apart from other Korean bloggers. Her stylish cookbook wouldn’t look out of place in a modern concept kitchen.
