I’m a big fan of nourishing soups, so I was excited when HongGo Food sent me a few of their heat-and-eat frozen Korean soups to try. They’re made locally, and it’s always great to support local businesses.
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First up is the Korean Traditional Pork Bone Soup, made with pork neck bones, potatoes, napa cabbage, and wild sesame seed. It’s a hearty, flavorful, and comforting bowl.
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Since I love seaweed, the Seaweed Soup in Beef Bone Broth was right up my alley. It’s packed with minerals and vitamins that support the immune system.
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They also offer the Seoul Soybean Paste Soup, a traditional Korean stew made with fermented soybean paste. It’s rich in umami flavor and includes beef bone broth, beef ribeye, zucchini, potatoes, chili peppers, and more.


I personally enjoyed these comforting soups while watching my favorite K-Drama.

You can find HongGo Food soups at H Mart in Metro Vancouver and online at GandaGo.

