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Bibimbap – literally “mixed rice” – is one of the most iconic and beginner-friendly Korean dishes, and a great first stop for international students still getting accustomed to Korean food. A bowl usually comes with warm rice, a mix of spicy vegetables, a protein (shall beef or a fried egg), and a spoonful of gochujang (Korean chili paste) on top. Everything gets mixed together right before eating, so every bite is a bit different. It is widely available near universities, comes in a cheap student-budget-friendly price range, and can be easily adjusted for different spice tolerances or dietary needs. Watch the short clip above for a quick look at what it actually looks like.