Tofu bibimbap

Vibrant and colourful Korean bibimbap gets a plant-based makeover in this tasty vegan version: brown rice, tofu, shiitake mushrooms, carrots, spinach, beansprouts, and edamame served with pickled vegetables and a classic bibimbap sauce.

This GF and vegan bibimbap bowl recipe is the PERFECT healthy meal! Packed with rice, vegetables, and tofu smothered in a Korean sauce!

Bibimbap is a Korean rice bowl filled with assorted vegetables, gochujang sauce, an egg, and meat. My recipe skips the meat, but you won't miss it one bit. The seasoned veggies and sauce fill this bowl with flavor!

A nutritious and healthy dish! Savory, hot and sweet flavors all blended together perfectly! This bibimbap is topped with a fried egg, gochujang sauce and fresh veggies!

Learn how to make this vegan Korean bibimbap which is loaded with crispy tofu and sesame vegetables. Perfect for a weekend dinner, potluck, or a weekday meal.

Korean Tofu is spicy and delicious, with the distinct flavor of Gochujang, a Korean chili paste. Serve over rice with a vegetable side or add to a Bibimbap bowl. This spicy tofu recipe is absolutely addicting!

This easy Bibimbap sauce is the perfect blend of sweet, spicy, and savory flavors! Made with gochujang, sesame oil, and a touch of sweetness, it’s the key to adding that signature kick to your Korean bibimbap bowls. Drizzle it over rice, veggies, and protein for a quick, flavorful meal!

This sheet pan bibimbap is the easiest way to bring some serious flavor to a weeknight dinner. It’s packed with crispy tofu, fried eggs, and vibrant roasted veggies, all drizzled with those classic Korean flavors I love. Plus, it all comes together on one pan in just 35 minutes, making dinner feel a little extra without the effort!

Vegetarian Bibimbap Recipe with bibimbap sauce, made gluten-free and soy-free. This Korean bibimbap rice bowl is filled with vegetables that you can pick-and-choose what you want to make. They taste even better the day after and are great for side dishes, too!

Shredding tofu and baking or air-frying it to draw out excess creates a unique texture that almost resembles ground meat. This shredded tofu is cooked down in a bulgogi-style sauce that’s spicy, savoury, a little sweet, and oh-so flavourful. It’s a delicious tofu recipe you can prepare to serve over rice.