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This cooking class changed my opinion of bibimbap forever

This cooking class changed my opinion of bibimbap forever

It took a cooking class in South Korea to learn to like bibimbap. Seaweed soup? Not so much!

The class sits down to enjoy their finished three-course meal. Wayne Heeley

Korean cuisine is having a sustained moment. From the monthly bookings lottery at six-seater Chae in Melbourne to the expensive elevated gastronomy at Allta, a new restaurant in Sydney’s CBD, it seems nothing will stand in our way of enjoying it.

So when InsideAsia Tours recently invited Life & Leisure to try a new, customisable Culinary Korea itinerary, of course we opted to include a three-hour cooking class.

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Wayne HeeleyHome page editorWayne is a web, social and newsletter editor at The Australian Financial Review. Email Wayne at wheeley@afr.com.au

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