By Cho Bo-heePosted : May 23, 2025, 10:01Updated : May 23, 2025, 10:01
SEOUL, May 23 (AJP) - Students from the University of Georgia recently got a taste of Korean cuisine, literally, participating in a hands-on cooking program at Sempio's headquarters in central Seoul.
On May 22, the students delved into making popular dishes like Geotjeori, a fresh kimchi, and Bulgogi, the classic marinated beef. Sempio, a Korean food company, organized the event to introduce the visitors to the country's rich food culture and provide them with a direct experience of cooking.
Students from the University of Georgia pose for a photo during a Korean cooking class at Sempio's headquarters in Seoul on May 22. Yonhap
Students from the University of Georgia prepare food during a Korean cooking class at Sempio's headquarters in Jung-gu, Seoul, on May 22. Yonhap
Students from the University of Georgia prepare food during a Korean cooking class at Sempio's headquarters in Jung-gu, Seoul, on May 22. Yonhap
Students from the University of Georgia prepare food during a Korean cooking class at Sempio's headquarters in Jung-gu, Seoul, on May 22. Yonhap
Students from the University of Georgia prepare food during a Korean cooking class at Sempio's headquarters in Jung-gu, Seoul, on May 22. Yonhap
Participants of a Korean cooking class enjoy the dishes they personally prepared. Yonhap