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Soy-braised Beef 장조림

Beef, often with quail eggs, braised in soy sauce and shredded.

장조림 영어로: Soy-braised Beef · 한국어 안내

Soy-braised Beef (장조림)
Photo: Hyeon-Jeong Suk, CC BY 2.0, via Wikimedia Commons. A typical version — restaurants vary.

Soy-braised Beef in Korean

장조림

jangjorim

Not spicyNot vegetarian
Contains
Beef, Egg
Allergens
Soy, Wheat / gluten, Egg
Where
Korean restaurants 한식당

Order it in Korean

Could I have some more Soy-braised Beef?

장조림 좀 더 주세요.

jangjorim jom deo juseyo.

What's in it

Beef, quail eggs, soy sauce.

More about Soy-braised Beef

It keeps well, so it is a classic side dish for lunch boxes and for people living away from home. A version with quail eggs is very common.

Special diets and allergies

Recipes vary between restaurants. If an ingredient matters to you, ask before you order — or show a diet card.

Quick answers

What is soy-braised beef?

Beef, often with quail eggs, braised in soy sauce and shredded.

Is soy-braised beef spicy?

No — it is not spicy.

Is soy-braised beef vegetarian?

No — beef is part of the dish.

Does soy-braised beef contain pork?

Usually pork-free — meat is not halal unless the restaurant is certified.

Is soy-braised beef gluten-free?

No — it usually contains wheat (gluten). Recipes vary, so ask if you need to avoid it.

What is soy-braised beef called in Korean?

장조림, pronounced “jangjorim”.

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