
Edward Kwon's Culinary Journey —
In the latest episode of CNN's Culinary Journeys, chef Edward Kwon travels to Jeonju, a well known South Korean food city, to learn to make the perfect bibimbap.

50 ingredients in a bowl —
Made with rice, vegetables, chili paste, egg and sliced meat, bibimbap is one of South Korea's most loved dishes. It takes 50 ingredients to make the Jeonju version.

Bibimbap reinvented —
"The most important thing is that my Korean food is reinterpreted in a modern way, but that in the taste and the roots, it's perfectly Korean," says Kwon. This is Kwon's modern presentation of bibimbap.

Kimchi mandu —
Calling himself a global ambassador of Korean food, Kwon's first overseas restaurant, Moscow-based Elements by Edward Kwon, serves Korean food with a twist. Here's his version of kimchi mandu (dumplings).

Seafood salad —
Kwon's seafood salad in sweet and sour sesame sauce, served at Elements.

French background —
Kwon was originally trained as a hotel chef and his main game is French cuisine. He hopes his Lab XXIV restaurant in Seoul will make French cuisine more approachable for Koreans.

French for Koreans —
"When I designed Lab XXIV, I said let's push down the price," says Kwon. "Even though we aren't making a lot of money, we're providing an experience for Korean people."


