A Japanese twist on the classic Korean dish, Bibimbap! Mix and match various seasoned toppings for a paradise in your mouth! Leftover toppings can be enjoyed as side dishes too. A satisfying meal packed with vegetables.
Ingredients
Main Ingredients (2-3 servings)
- Beef, thinly sliced 150g
- Mitsuba (Japanese parsley) 1 bunch
- Carrot 1
- Shiso leaves 3
- Pickled daikon radish (Takuan) 40g
- King oyster mushrooms (Eringi) 2
- Bean sprouts 100g
- Eggs 2
- Korean seaweed 1 pack
- Cooked rice 2 bowls
- Vegetable oil (for cooking)
Seasonings
- [A] Sesame oil 2 tsp
- [A] Salt 1/3 tsp
- [A] Ichimi chili pepper (ground chili) a pinch
- [A] White sesame seeds (to taste)
- [B] Umeboshi paste 1 tbsp
- [B] Vinegar 1 tsp
- [B] Sugar 1/2 tsp
- [C] Salt 2 pinches
- [C] Sesame oil 2 tsp
- [C] Salted kelp (Shiokombu) 5g
- [D] Sugar 1 tsp
- [D] Miso 2 tsp
- [D] Grated fresh wasabi 1/2 tsp
- [E] Sugar 1 tbsp
- [E] Soy sauce 1 tbsp
- [E] Grated ginger 1/2 tsp
- [E] Pepper a pinch
Steps
- Cut mitsuba into 3cm lengths.
- Place the cut mitsuba in a bowl and mix with 2 tsp sesame oil, 1/3 tsp salt, a pinch of ichimi chili pepper, and white sesame seeds to taste. This is the secret! Season without cooking to create a fresh namul.
- Cut the unpeeled carrot into 4cm long julienne strips.
- Rub 2 pinches of salt into the julienned carrots and let them sit until softened.
- Remove the stems from the shiso leaves and julienne them.
- Julienne the takuan.
- Mix the julienned shiso leaves and takuan. This is the secret! Instead of takuan, other pickled vegetables like rakkyo, shibazuke, iburigakko, bettarazuke, or takana tsukemono also make delicious additions.
- Trim the tough end of the king oyster mushrooms and julienne them. This is the secret! To make the ingredients meld well with the rice, finely chopping them is recommended.
- Cut the thinly sliced beef into bite-sized pieces.
- Squeeze out the water from the salted carrots.
- Place the water-squeezed carrots in a bowl and mix well by hand with 1 tbsp umeboshi paste, 1 tsp vinegar, and 1/2 tsp sugar. This is the secret! Mixing namul with your hands helps the flavors penetrate well.
- Briefly boil the 100g bean sprouts in boiling water for about 20 seconds.
- Drain the boiled bean sprouts and, while still hot, place them in a bowl and mix with 2 pinches of salt, 2 tsp sesame oil, and 5g salted kelp.
- Heat vegetable oil (for cooking) in a frying pan and stir-fry the julienned king oyster mushrooms. Sprinkle with 2 pinches of salt at the beginning.
- Once the king oyster mushrooms are softened, transfer them to a bowl and mix while hot with 1 tsp sugar, 2 tsp miso, and 1/2 tsp grated fresh wasabi. This is the secret! Giving each topping a different flavor profile allows for a variety of tastes when mixed together.
- Lightly wipe the frying pan used for the mushrooms, then stir-fry the beef.
- Once the beef is cooked, season with 1 tbsp sugar, 1 tbsp soy sauce, 1/2 tsp grated ginger, and a pinch of pepper. This is the secret! Pork, chicken, or ground meat can also be finely chopped and seasoned the same way for delicious results.
- Remove the seasoned beef from the pan.
- Heat about 2 tbsp vegetable oil in the frying pan and cook 2 eggs sunny-side up. This is the secret! Frying until the edges of the egg white are crispy makes it delicious.
- In a bowl of cooked rice, scatter your desired amount of 1 pack of Korean seaweed. This is the secret! Roasted seaweed, chopped seaweed, or seasoned seaweed can also be used instead of Korean seaweed.
- Arrange each topping (mitsuba namul, carrot with umeboshi, shiso and takuan, bean sprout namul, king oyster mushroom with miso and wasabi, stir-fried beef) colorfully.
- Place the fried egg so that the yolk is still runny, with the crispy white part laid over the other toppings first, and the yolk on top.






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