Top 5 products for Cucumber Kimchi
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I bought it for the first time. If it's delicious, I'll order again.
Completely inedible. Wasn’t just soft it was mushy
Very spicy I love the crunch
No wonder it’s on sale — it looked awful and tasted even worse.
Well, I personally don't like it. It's like pickles in kimchi soup? It's far from the simple cucumber I had in Korea. I don't think I'll ever buy it again.
I didn't check the size properly. It's huge and it hasn't been soaked for long so it's not sour, but the taste isn't that great..There's too much so I wonder how I'm going to eat it alone.. The seasoning is a bit... bland and spicy.I don't think Jaeguman will do it.
Came very protected and fresh
It tastes terrible, don't buy it. It's so soft that it looks like it's broken. If you don't open it in time, you can't get a refund.
The pickles here are delicious. I bought the pickled cucumbers on sale. I hope they taste good.
Is it because I bought a sale item? It's all gone, so there's no crunchy taste at all, and it falls apart in your mouth... … It's not overripe and has dried out... It's a pity
Latest reviews
Arrived cold and in great condition
The cubed radish kimchi is delicious!!
love this brand so much, sour and tangy with a hint of heat
must haves
love these
I put it in the container I like it
Taste great. Kinda expensive for amount. Wish it were bigger. But can’t live without.
Good taste.
I like this kimchi. I pair it with ramyun. I like the soft noodles and the crunchy texture of this kimchi.
Want to try it and saw it’s on sale
Popular recipes
Cucumber Kimchi and Tofu Stir Fry
This tofu stir-fry utilizes cucumber-kimchi to add a refreshing and tangy crunch to a simple, three-ingredient dish. You will need cucumber kimchi, tofu, soy sauce, and sesame oil.
Instant Pot Cucumber Kimchi Noodle Soup
This recipe transforms a traditional Asian noodle soup into an easy instant pot recipe using cucumber-kimchi, noodles, chicken broth, and green onions.
Rice Cooker Cucumber Kimchi Fried Rice
Cucumber-kimchi gives a delightful crunch and tang to this easy, four-ingredient fried rice! All you need is cucumber kimchi, rice, eggs, and sesame oil.
Cucumber Kimchi Soba Salad
Cucumber-kimchi adds a spicy, tangy twist to a classic noodle salad. Mix in soba noodles, sesame seeds, and green onions.
Cucumber Kimchi and Avocado Sushi Rolls
The freshness of cucumber-kimchi and avocado pairs perfectly in this simple sushi roll recipe. Required ingredients are cucumber kimchi, sushi rice, nori sheets, and avocado.
Frequently asked questions
What is cucumber kimchi?
Cucumber kimchi is a type of kimchi made from cucumbers. It’s a popular summer dish in Korea. The cucumbers are typically stuffed with various ingredients and fermented.
Is cucumber kimchi spicy?
Cucumber kimchi can be spicy depending on the amount of Korean chili powder used. However, the spiciness can be adjusted according to personal preference.
Does cucumber kimchi need to be refrigerated?
Yes, cucumber kimchi should be refrigerated to ensure it stays fresh and to slow the fermentation process.
What does cucumber kimchi taste like?
Cucumber kimchi has a unique tangy, spicy, and slightly sweet flavor. The cucumbers provide a refreshing crunch.
What dishes can I pair with cucumber kimchi?
Cucumber kimchi can be eaten on its own or paired with dishes like Korean BBQ, rice, noodles, or even added to a salad.
Where can I buy cucumber kimchi?
You can buy it at Weee! Asian Market, www.sayweee.com.
What is the difference between cucumber kimchi and traditional cabbage kimchi?
The main difference is the vegetable used. Traditional cabbage kimchi uses napa cabbage, while cucumber kimchi uses cucumbers. The flavor profiles can also be different.
Can cucumber kimchi be frozen?
While you can technically freeze cucumber kimchi, it's not recommended as it can alter the texture and flavor of the kimchi.
What are the key ingredients of cucumber kimchi?
Key ingredients of cucumber kimchi include small cucumbers, coarse sea salt, Korean chili powder (gochugaru), garlic, green onions, ginger, and fish sauce.
How is cucumber kimchi prepared?
Cucumbers are salted and then stuffed with a spicy mixture containing garlic, ginger, green onions, and Korean chili powder, among other ingredients. Then, they are sealed in a jar to ferment.
Is cucumber kimchi vegan?
Traditional cucumber kimchi often contains fish sauce, so it's not vegan. However, it can be made vegan by replacing the fish sauce with a vegan substitute.
How long does cucumber kimchi last?
Cucumber kimchi can last for up to a month in the refrigerator, but it's best enjoyed within the first week or two.
Is cucumber kimchi good for health?
Yes, cucumber kimchi is rich in nutrients and probiotics, which aid digestion and support immune health.
Can I make cucumber kimchi at home?
Yes, you can make cucumber kimchi at home. The process involves salting cucumbers, preparing the stuffing, and then fermenting it.
How can I tell if my cucumber kimchi is spoiled?
If the cucumber kimchi develops an off smell, changes color, or grows mold, it’s likely spoiled and should not be consumed.
Why does my cucumber kimchi taste sour?
The sour taste of cucumber kimchi is a natural result of the fermentation process. If the kimchi tastes too sour, it may be over-fermented.
Popular reviews
I bought it for the first time. If it's delicious, I'll order again.
Completely inedible. Wasn’t just soft it was mushy
Very spicy I love the crunch
No wonder it’s on sale — it looked awful and tasted even worse.
Well, I personally don't like it. It's like pickles in kimchi soup? It's far from the simple cucumber I had in Korea. I don't think I'll ever buy it again.
I didn't check the size properly. It's huge and it hasn't been soaked for long so it's not sour, but the taste isn't that great..There's too much so I wonder how I'm going to eat it alone.. The seasoning is a bit... bland and spicy.I don't think Jaeguman will do it.
Came very protected and fresh
It tastes terrible, don't buy it. It's so soft that it looks like it's broken. If you don't open it in time, you can't get a refund.
The pickles here are delicious. I bought the pickled cucumbers on sale. I hope they taste good.
Is it because I bought a sale item? It's all gone, so there's no crunchy taste at all, and it falls apart in your mouth... … It's not overripe and has dried out... It's a pity
Arrived cold and in great condition
The cubed radish kimchi is delicious!!
love this brand so much, sour and tangy with a hint of heat
must haves
love these
I put it in the container I like it
Taste great. Kinda expensive for amount. Wish it were bigger. But can’t live without.
Good taste.
I like this kimchi. I pair it with ramyun. I like the soft noodles and the crunchy texture of this kimchi.
Want to try it and saw it’s on sale
Perfect pickle
keep the inventory good
Looks like this when arrived
This is for my son.
I bought it because the reviews were good. I'm looking forward to trying it.
I like to eat it ice cold. The ginger flavor makes it the perfect palate cleanser!
Another pickled kind of cucumber that only Wee carries for low price and just the perfect size.
It's good to eat with pork belly.
It's overcooked, but it's okay since I'm going to grill it next to the pork belly.
I wanted perfectly ripe kimchi, but it arrived just the right amount of ripeness, and it was delicious.
It's fully cooked, and it has exactly the taste I like. I'll enjoy it.
I buy this all the time. It is very delicious. There is a lot of seasoning, so I plan to marinate 3 bunches of regular green onions in fish sauce and mix them in to eat.
I took some kimchi and ate it with Chapagetti.
Let's eat together here and there! It's really good.
Tried different brand last time bibigois cheaper
Bibigo green onion kimchi is the most delicious.
This is an item I always buy. I wish they would release a larger package.
It's cooked just right and tastes good. I bought it because the price was good. It tastes good too.
It tastes good with Chapagetti.
I really enjoyed the meal.
It’s okay, it’s more tangy than other kimchis I have had. Be careful of opening the jar..
Add to cart item, although it is close to the expiration date, kimchi is fermented, so use it to make Korean kimchi tofu soup. Note: It would be better if the futures price could be cheaper!
Pricy at $9.49 for a small jar that lacks taste. Not crunchy due to very small cubes.
Weird texture and flavor. No flavor on inside of radish.
Arrived in one piece. Safely secured and kimchi nicely fermented
not as good as jongas. tiny cubes. less flavor.
I cannot wait to try!
This is the first time I've had such tasteless kimchi. It definitely doesn't look like it was made by a Korean! It wasn't pickled properly at all, so the red pepper powder and seasoning were on the outside, and the radish was soft and the texture wasn't good, and it really didn't taste good. I'm someone who doesn't write reviews because it's annoying, but I feel like I have to, so I'm writing one.
Way too soggy! I'm so disappointed. Usually, this brand is so good, and I would tell friends and family, but sadly, I can't even eat it today. It's just soft and melts into your mouth. No kidding, not even a slight toughness, just dissolvable pieces of daikon that taste bad! What a waste of money!
The shelf life of the product is listed on the bottle cap, which is worth encouraging. I'm craving for spicy and sour pickled radish. I hope this brand tastes good!


























































