Nasik aruk Kimchi

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No need to go to Korea or a Korea restaurant to have simple dish like this Fried Rice Kimchi. Lol..and yes..its yummylicious to me la...sik tauk lidah ktk org. Since I have some of the basic core ingredients for a Korean dish, I prepared this simple meal. It has sesame oil, home-made Spinach Kimchi, Gochujang, garlics and seaweed. Tadaaa..my version..oh and not forgetting my spicy cili padi just to give it a tad Malaysian touch it.  The only thing missing was fried egg. Well..next time ..perhaps..till then....nom nom nom


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