👉 Seoul Power Bowl: Bold Flavors, No Sad Meal Prep
👉 Seoul Power Bowl: Bold Flavors, No Sad Meal Prep
The Seoul Power Bowl layers Korean grilled chicken, farro, roasted veggies, avocado, and a spicy gochujang drizzle for a colorful, flavor-packed meal built from fresh ingredients.
A bold, colorful, flavor-packed bowl built from prepped ingredients — designed to be eaten fresh at room temperature for maximum flavor.
Fresh, bold, and built for real life — the Seoul Power Bowl is all about layering juicy Korean chicken, roasted veggies, and spicy gochujang drizzle into the kind of meal that feels as good as it tastes.
A pork chop experiment turned flavor explosion. These bone-in beauties were brined for 48 hours, reverse-seared, butter-basted, and grilled to caramelized perfection—then sliced thin and wrapped in Boston lettuce with sticky rice, spicy pickles, and a thick ssamjang drizzle. It’s equal parts comfort food and Korean BBQ energy, built for hands-on eating and big flavor payoffs.
After a long row on a scorching day, I wanted something cool, fresh, and satisfying. This wrap—grilled pesto-yogurt chicken, roasted peppers, arugula, and our house herb ranch—was born from leftovers but turned into a go-to summer meal.
This Korean BBQ Chicken Salad brings sweet heat, crunch, and creamy goodness in every bite. Featuring grilled chicken thighs, roasted sweet potatoes, pickles, avocado, and a bold gochujang-peanut dressing—it’s a prep-ahead meal that doesn’t hold back.