Pyeongyang Onban
평양온반Pronunciation (IPA) /pʰjʌŋjaŋ onban/
A Pyongyang rice dish served with sliced chicken and vegetables in a hot broth.
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Egg
Contains eggs and egg products
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- What is Pyeongyang Onban?
- A Pyongyang rice dish served with sliced chicken and vegetables in a hot broth.
- Where does Pyeongyang Onban come from?
- Pyeongyang Onban — country of origin: North Korea.
- What is Pyeongyang Onban made of?
- Rice, chicken, broth, button mushroom, egg, spring onion.
- Which allergens does Pyeongyang Onban contain?
- Contains eggs and egg products.
- How do you pronounce Pyeongyang Onban?
- 평양온반 (Korean, North Korea) is pronounced /pʰjʌŋjaŋ onban/. Select the speaker button next to the dish name to hear it.
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