Kimjang 2019

Introducing Our First Annual Fall Benefit!

Join us for a special night of preserving the fading traditional art of kimchi-making with Hyosun Ro of Korean Bapsang as we learn from her how to make traditional pogi kimchi at Windrose Restaurant NYC. This hands-on community building culinary experience will teach you how to make kimchi from scratch that you will take home while enjoying stories of the kimjang tradition over food and drinks.

Wine and light food will be provided by Windrose NYC along with drinks provided by West 32 Soju.

A Special Treat: Freshly made boiled pork to pair with fresh kimchi – a classic combo!

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Ticket Price:

Kimjang Ticket $175
Kimjang + Dessert & Nightcap $200

Dessert & Nightcap

Continue the night by getting to know Hyosun Ro of Korean Bapsang, James Park of Windrose, and Daniel Lee of West 32 Soju over gourmet homemade desserts and drinks at a beautiful private home down the block from Windrose.

Limited spots available.

Kimjang Tickets Include:

Ingredients & Equipment
1-Gallon Jar of your Homemade Kimchi!
Special KoreanAmericanStory.org Tote Bag
Limited Edition KoreanAmericanStory.org Apron
Korean Bapsang Recipe Card

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Others

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