Updated On: 08 May, 2022 09:02 AM IST | Mumbai | Kasturi Gadge
The craze for Korean music, entertainment and food which peaked in the pandemic, is far from over. Restaurant kitchen bosses, home chefs and store owners of Korean ingredients discuss what’s new on the popularity charts

Seoul Express makes their own sigeumchi namul, a spinach side dish to add to Bibimguksu, a Korean cold noodle salad. Pics/ Shadab Khan
In 2019, when Crash Landing On You, a love story between a South Korean heiress and a North Korean army officer, aired on Netflix, it took the Internet by storm. The next thing we knew, everyone watching the series was making (or eating) fried chicken because that’s what everyone on the show ate. Ramyun or Korean-style spicy noodle soup is another constant across all the Korean or K-dramas and viewers tell us, that each of these soupy bowls is different because it has the character’s favourite ingredients.
Jogeshwari-based sisters Afra, Zeba, and Qaailah Patel started Seoul Express, a Korean delivery kitchen during the pandemic