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Raw Beef and Salmon Franchise Unveils 'Fire-Free' Summer Menu Lineup
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Raw Beef and Salmon Franchise Unveils 'Fire-Free' Summer Menu Lineup

From Dong-A Ilbo · () Korean

Translated from Korean, summarized and contextualized by DistantNews.

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  • Yukhoe Bareun Yeon-eo, a franchise specializing in raw beef and salmon, is launching five new summer menu items.
  • The new dishes feature a 'no-fire, 1-minute cooking' system and cater to summer trends and the 'Sambok' (three hottest days of summer) period.
  • Menu highlights include spicy raw beef and cold noodle combinations and dishes with added 'saeng-sam' (young ginseng).

The Korean franchise 'Yukhoe Bareun Yeon-eo,' known for its raw beef and salmon dishes, is set to unveil a new summer lineup designed to offer refreshing and unique flavors. The brand emphasizes its signature 'no-fire, 1-minute cooking' system, ensuring quick preparation and a cool dining experience.

This summer collection includes five new items, strategically developed to align with current social media trends and the traditional 'Sambok' period, which marks the hottest days of summer in Korea. The menu aims to stimulate appetites during the sweltering season with innovative combinations.

Targeting a younger demographic, the franchise is introducing 'Bul-dak Yukhoe Naeng-jjolmyeon,' a spicy dish combining raw beef with cold chewy noodles, and 'Bul-dak Yangpa Ssam,' featuring raw beef with crispy onions. These options are crafted to offer a trendy and flavorful experience.

Additionally, the 'Sim-bba-da Series' is a key component of the summer launch, designed for those seeking distinctive summer delicacies. This series includes 'Sim-bba-da Yukhoe Han-jeop-ssi' and 'Sim-bba-da Yeon-eo Han-jeop-ssi,' both featuring raw beef or salmon topped with 'saeng-sam' (young ginseng). A 'well-being' option, 'Yeon-eo Bareun Poke,' also incorporates fresh salmon, vegetables, grains, and young ginseng for a light yet satisfying meal.

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Originally published by Dong-A Ilbo in Korean. Translated, summarized, and contextualized by our editorial team with added local perspective. Read our editorial standards.