In addition, many grilled foods, boiled, and seasoned foods, and stir-fried dishes, cooked in ways quite similar to cooking nihon-ryori dishes, are also eaten, and the udon (Japanese wheat noodles), oden (a Japanese dish containing all kinds of ingredients cooked in a special broth of soy sauce, sugar, sake, etc.), sushi-style rice balls (kimbap), miso soup and Takuanzuke (yellow pickled radish), all of which were brought into Korea in the era when Japan annexed Korea, are still eaten there.
その上に日本料理とよく似た調理過程を経て作る焼物・煮物・炒め物も多く、また日韓併合時代に伝播したうどんやおでん、寿司風のおにぎり（キムバプ）、味噌汁、沢庵漬けなどもいまだ食されている。