[dahanizzle]

help me please! i'm in a double so obviously i have a roommate and he's not korean so i was wondering if anybody has any good food that i can eat while in the dorm so it doesnt stink the room up

thankjss

[Atmosphere.]

Don't you have windows? O_______________O;;
Or buy a freshner to get rid of the scent o_____o;;

You could've just done that. I mean of course, all foods has all smells o_o

[sarah_luisa]

kimbap rolls/triangle kimbap

[xkrndreamer]

kimchi jigae
deng jang guk
chung guk jang

um yeah i picked these because they were the total opposite of what he was asking for.
get my drift?

[k a r e n]

^ I actually find those foods to be part of the stinkiest foods.

Anyways, There's
KimBab (Rolls)
Dduk (Rice Cakes)
NaengMyun, KalGookSoo etc... (Noodles)
Mandoo (Dumplings)

And more...

[charzzy]

white rice............................

[V-ni@star]

yeah.... white rice..
lol..
i think kimbap is okay.....

[suehyun]

mandoo
kimbap
ddukbokkee
fried rice
japchae
bibimbap

[taemoo]

If you're roommate gets on your bad side, bust out the chung gook jang. That will clear the whole dorm faster than a fire alarm!

My floor mates banned me from eating kimchi, squid, and taen jang when I was in college. I think everything else should be good to go.

[joolee.]

You should bring in some kimbap~

[wish*wish]

i would suggest...kimbap and japchae

[Azngel]

kimchi jigae
deng jang guk
chung guk jang

those all smell. pretty strong too


korean food has a lot of garlic so thats why so many dishs have a strong smell. you really dont have much options. miso is one option or you can try and make kalbi/bulgogi cos eventho they have a smell i find that americans are more accepting of that smell b/c they are so used to BBQ themselves.

[hat3_betrayaL]

i'm not korean but i love korean food. i don't think it will affect him that much? what about offering him some? if not just get some kimbap.

[SUPERSTAR]

i eat rice, with kim (seaweed stuff), tuna, and moo malangee (spicy dried radish). not bad.

[miridia]

Kimbap. ;D

I bought some Nong Shim cup noodles. I just eat it when my roomies aren't around...but it doesn't smell that bad.
And I brought home some leftover pork stir fry from the korean restaurant as well as bulgogi. Personally, I thought it smelled GOOD.
Haha...

Just make sure when you throw away dishes, etc, don't throw it away in the room. Go to like...a garbage bin in the hall or something.
And wash your dishes too...after you eat. So it's not like, uber smell all over the room.

[schokolade]

kimchi jigae
deng jang guk
chung guk jang

yea these foods smell pretty strong. especially chung guk jang, thats like...woa

[saraluv7]

Korean foods that don't smell include---->
brown rice
stir-fry with minimal seasoning or soy, other spices and sauces
vegetable dishes that are to be taken with the rice
fruit salads with mayonnaise?
korean breads? they are sooo good, and they actually came out with ones without additives/preservatives, made fresh daily

[jollyrancher]

you can always cook some chun gook jjang in your dorm...
the smell will kill the guy and then you'll be free to eat whatever you want

just kidding.

as people said, you can eat fried rice (that doesn't smell too bad), kim bap, oh moo rice (that smells good), and..yeah, anything related to rice should dense the smell.

[precious4e]

galbi and bulgolgi ....they smell.....but it's a yummy smell that will probably get your roommate drooling

other things:

mandoo
rice
seaweed
the canned jajang tuna
chapaghetti
curry

[chocopocky]

Can't you just eat it outside? lol

make him eat Korean food!
maybe he won't complain after that.

Dumplings? that might work.