What does it taste like?
Mild, earthy, and starchy.
Vegetables
감자
Common aliases
potato · potatoes
A practical Korean cooking ingredient used to build balanced flavor and texture in everyday dishes such as rice meals, soups, stews, and banchan.
Mild, earthy, and starchy.
Simmer in stews and braises.
Choose firm potatoes without green patches.
Keep cool, dark, and dry.
Korean radish gives a lighter texture.

A comforting chicken porridge made with leftover rice, tender chicken thigh, potato, vegetables, and a garlic-infused broth.
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Savory chive pancakes made with squid, vegetables, and a blend of pancake mix and roasted multigrain powder.
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Fresh baby napa cabbage and scallions tossed in a spicy dressing of potato, chili powder, plum syrup, fish sauce, salted shrimp, radish, onion, ginger, and garlic.
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A light water kimchi made with crisp pear, minari, chilies, and a potato-based brine flavored with garlic and ginger.
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A light anchovy-kelp soup with potato, oyster mushrooms, tofu, green onion, red chili, garlic, and shredded kelp.
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A light, comforting soup with tender potatoes and seaweed simmered with sesame oil, soup soy sauce, and garlic.
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Grated potato and yam are mixed with onion and glutinous rice flour, pan-fried into round pancakes, and served with a tangy soy dipping sauce.
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Soft potato and rice are mixed with vegetables and anchovies, shaped into bite-size balls or triangles, and coated with egg yolk and sesame seeds.
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Rice balls filled with stir-fried burdock root, lotus root, potato, chili, onion, and carrot offer plenty of texture and savory flavor.
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