DONGCHIMI

What Does DONGCHIMI Mean?

DONGCHIMI is a traditional Korean dish.

In Korean cuisine, DONGCHIMI is a type of kimchi made with radish and typically also containing napa cabbage, spring onions, green chilli, and pear.

DONGCHIMI is particularly popular in North Korea, and is traditionally eaten in winter.

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When I write DONGCHIMI, I mean this: meaning of DONGCHIMI "Traditional Korean Dish"

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DONGCHIMI
Definition:Traditional Korean Dish
Type:Word
Guessability:guessability level 4
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