Eggs are a superstar ingredient in Korean cuisine, bursting with flavor and versatility. If you’re looking to spice up your meals, these delightful recipes will take your taste buds on an exciting journey. Get ready to whip up some magic in the kitchen!
Fluffy Korean Steamed Egg (Gyeran-jjim)

Steamed eggs in an earthenware bowl (Ttukbaegi gyeranjjim) from Maangchi
Rating: 4.9. Ingredients: 14 min
This dish is like a warm hug in a bowl. It’s made by whisking eggs with a little water or broth, then steaming it to fluffy perfection. The silky texture and gentle flavor make it a comforting side dish that everyone loves!
What makes gyeran-jjim truly special is the way it puffs up as it cooks, creating a soft, custardy delight. You can add ingredients like green onions, seafood, or even cheese for an extra flavor boost. Serve it hot, and watch as your family digs in!
Korean Egg Bread (Gyeran-bbang)

Korean Egg Bread (Gyeran Bbang) from My Korean Kitchen
Rating: 4.7. Ingredients: Ham, tomato sauce, bread, self raising flour, cheddar cheese Total Time: 50 min.

Korean Street Food Egg Bread – Gyeran-Ppang from Emmymade
Rating: 4.4. Ingredients: Bacon, american cheese, egg, eggs, baking powder Total Time: 45 min.
Imagine biting into a warm, fluffy bread filled with a perfectly cooked egg. Gyeran-bbang is a popular street food snack that combines the best of both worlds: bread and eggs! The outer layer is soft and slightly sweet, while the inside surprises you with a runny yolk.
What’s really fun about this recipe is that you can customize the filling. Add cheese, ham, or veggies for a twist that suits your taste. It’s perfect for breakfast or as a snack while you’re on the go!
Korean Spicy Scrambled Eggs (Gyeran-bokkeum)

Korean Egg Fried Rice (Gyeran Bokkeumbap) from But First We Brunch!
Rating: 5. Ingredients: 15 min Total Time: 15 min.
If you love a kick in your food, this dish is for you! Gyeran-bokkeum combines scrambled eggs with gochujang (Korean chili paste) and vegetables like onions and bell peppers, making it a vibrant and flavorful meal. The eggs are fluffy, while the spicy kick keeps things exciting!
This recipe is popular for breakfast but can also be served as a side dish for lunch or dinner. It’s super easy to make and will have you reaching for seconds in no time!
Korean Egg Drop Soup (Gyeran-guk)

How to Make Korean Egg Drop Soup from My Korean Kitchen
Rating: 5. Ingredients: Korean soup, soy sauce, sesame oil, eggs, green onion Total Time: 10 min.

Easy Egg Soup Recipe (Gyeran Guk) from Chef Chris Cho
Ingredients: Soy sauce, soft tofu, fish sauce, sesame oil, eggs Total Time: 15 min.

Sundubu Gyeran Guk (Soft tofu and egg soup) from Korean Bapsang
Rating: 5. Ingredients: Korean soup soy, sesame oil, sesame seeds, anchovy broth, tomato Total Time: 20 min.
This soup is like a cozy blanket on a chilly day. Made with a light broth and beaten eggs, it’s silky and soothing. Add some scallions and a dash of soy sauce for that comforting umami flavor.
What makes this soup so special is how quick it is to prepare! Perfect for busy weeknights, it’s a simple yet satisfying dish that warms the heart. Plus, you can easily add tofu or vegetables to make it even heartier!
Korean Omelette (Gyeran-mari)

Gyeran mari (Korean rolled omelette) from Korean Bapsang
Rating: 5. Ingredients: Carrot, black pepper, vegetable oil Total Time: 15 min.

Quick & Easy Gyeran Mari (Korean Rolled Omelette) from Christie at Home
Rating: 5. Ingredients: Ham, sesame oil, carrot, eggs, green onion Total Time: 30 min.

Gyeran Mari (Korean Rolled Omelette) from Stellanspice
Rating: 5. Ingredients: Carrot, green onion, white pepper Total Time: 10 min.
This isn’t your average omelette; it’s a deliciously rolled creation packed with flavor! Gyeran-mari is filled with veggies, meat, and sometimes even kimchi, then rolled up into a neat little package. The result is a colorful, tasty dish that’s great for breakfast or lunch!
What stands out about this recipe is the beautiful presentation. Slice it into rounds, and you have a stunning dish that’s perfect for brunch with friends. It’s a crowd-pleaser that looks as good as it tastes!
Korean Egg Pancakes (Gyeran-jeon)

Easy 15-min. Pajeon (Korean Scallion Pancake) from Christie at Home
Rating: 5. Ingredients: 15 min Total Time: 15 min.
These savory pancakes are a delightful treat that’s crispy on the outside and soft on the inside. Made with eggs and an array of ingredients like green onions, seafood, or even zucchini, they are perfect as a snack or appetizer. Each bite is packed with flavor!
What makes gyeran-jeon so special is its versatility. You can mix and match ingredients based on what you have at home. Plus, they’re fun to make and even more fun to eat with a spicy dipping sauce!
Korean Braised Eggs (Gyeran Jorim)

Korean Style Braised Eggs (Gyeran Jangjorim) from White Blank Space
Rating: 5. Ingredients: 40 min Total Time: 40 min.

Gyeran Jangjorim (Korean Braised Eggs) – Korean Hostel in Spain from Chopsticks and Flour
Rating: 5. Ingredients: 30 min Total Time: 30 min.
If you’re looking for a savory, satisfying dish, these braised eggs are a must-try! Cooked in a sweet and salty soy sauce-based mixture, the eggs soak up all the delicious flavors and become a delightful addition to any meal. They have a beautiful color and a rich taste!
What makes this dish remarkable is how easy it is to prepare. Just simmer the eggs in the sauce, and you have a fantastic side dish ready to go. They’re great served warm or cold, making them perfect for any occasion!
Korean Egg Salad (Gyeran Salad)

Korean Egg Salad Sandwich from Seasoned by Jin
Rating: 4.6. Ingredients: Korean cucumber, hard boiled eggs, honey, dijon mustard, lemon juice Total Time: 30 min.

Korean Marinated Eggs – Mayak Gyeran from Tiffy Cooks
Rating: 5. Ingredients: Soy sauce, sesame oil, sesame seeds, korean green pepper, vinegar Total Time: 2 hr 20 min.

Mayak Eggs Korean Soft Boiled Marinated Eggs from Seonkyoung Longest
Rating: 5. Ingredients: Soy sauce, corn syrup, sesame seeds, green chili, white vinegar Total Time: 6 min.
This isn’t your typical egg salad; it’s a Korean twist that’s packed with flavor! Combining boiled eggs with creamy mayonnaise, mustard, and a touch of sesame oil, this dish is both rich and refreshing. Add chopped cucumbers and scallions for extra crunch!
The unique flavor of sesame oil really elevates this salad, making it stand out at picnics or barbecues. Serve it on bread or with crackers for a delightful snack that everyone will love!
Kimchi Fried Rice with Egg (Kimchi Bokkeumbap)

Kimchi fried rice (Kimchi-bokkeumbap) from Maangchi
Rating: 4.8. Ingredients: 9 min Total Time: 9 min.
Imagine a bowl of spicy, savory fried rice topped with a fried egg—sounds amazing, right? This dish uses leftover rice and kimchi, stir-fried together for a flavorful kick. The runny yolk on top adds creaminess and takes this dish to the next level!
What makes this recipe so popular is its simplicity and the ability to customize it. You can add whatever veggies or proteins you have on hand. It’s a quick meal that satisfies and brings joy to your dinner table!