August 01, 20145,000+ Views

Jeju Bbibbimbap

We tried a lot of delicious food on Jeju, but I really love bbibbimbap, or mixed rice, so I had to get it here too! We ate this with delicious seafood pancake, but the bbibimbap starred for me!

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