Korea

Food and drinks in Korea.

This iced matcha EinspƤnner is a modern cafƩ-style drink inspired by Korean EinspƤnner variations. Instead of coffee, it uses a strong matcha tea base topped with a thick, sweet, pourable cream layer. The contrast is what makes it special: cool, grassy matcha underneath and soft, velvety cream on top. For the best experience, do not stir before drinking. Sip through the cream so the flavors meet in the glass and on your palate.

The iced EinspƤnner is a fresh, modern take on the classic Viennese coffee drink very popular in South Korea. Instead of hot black coffee topped with whipped cream, this version pairs cold brew or an iced Americano with a thick, sweet cream layer that floats beautifully on top. It is cool, rich, and striking in the glass, with each sip pulling bold coffee through velvety cream. For the best experience, do not stir.

Korean Bibimbap is a popular and delicious rice-based dish. It typically consists of steamed white rice, vegetables, beef, egg, and the chili pepper paste called gochujang. The ingredients are mixed at the table. Bibimbap is usually served with kimchi or pickles on the side.