bibimbap

• Jeon Ju bibimbap or bubbling goat stew, Dae Bok is the blowfish specialist, its sign emblazoned with a rather dignified example of the breed, its all-seafood menu dominated (at least in the untranslated part) by the fish that Japanese aesthetes and Homer Simpson call fugu. —  LA Weekly | Complete Issue
• And I know that raw eggs are often cracked over piping hot bibimbap or ramen, but you see how that's cheating, right?
• All the deals revolve around bibimbap, that classic bowl of rice and assorted meats or vegetables, sometimes served hot in a "dolsut" (stone pot) - a perfect, hearty meal for the cooling fall weather. —  Gothamist
• Each restaurant has bibimbap as the main course in the prix fixe, or you can order bibimbap alone for a special price of $7. —  Gothamist
• And on Saturday the deal gets even sweeter during the Korean Day Parade, when free bibimbap will be dished out of a huge pot at 32nd Street and Broadway, starting at 2 p.m. —  Gothamist

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