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Learn how to prepare Bibim Naengmyeon, a Korean specialty of cold noodles seasoned with a spicy sauce, served with kimchi, julienned cucumber, soft‑boiled egg and sesame seeds. A refreshing dish, balanced between acidity, heat and crunch, perfect for hot days.
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