Vegan bim bap

This vegan bibimbap is packed with flavor and color - all in one bowl! It comes together rather quickly and you can prepare most of it in advance!

This dish will make your heart go bi-bim-bap! Did you know that "bibim" means mixing and "bap" means rice in Korean? This vegetarian bibimbap includes spinach, mushrooms, carrots, red cabbage, baby corn, tofu and jalapeños over a bed of rice. It is served with soy sauce, gochujang, kimchi, and fresh cucumbers. Feel free to share questions or comments below. We love to see renditions – try this recipe and tag @CleanCulinaryCanvas on social media!

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.

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.

Creating a perfect Vegan Bibimbap Recipe requires balancing various flavors and textures effectively. Our guide simplifies this process with straightforward steps and essential tips. Save the pin to access our vegan bibimbap recipe anytime and enjoy a delicious Korean-inspired dish at home!

Bibimbap is one of my go-to’s whenever I’m in a Korean restaurant because of how easily it can be made vegan yet still packed full of flavour. It’s a Korean mixed rice bowl, which usually contains a lot of different veggies, all coated in the really umami and spicy gochujang sauce.I also topped mine with a vegan fried "egg"!

Got any vegetables lying around that you haven't got to use but are worried might be close to their good-by dates? Of course you do, cuz who...

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!

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!

These 5 vegan kimbap recipes are inspired by my childhood! I will show you how to make Korean-style vegan kimbap in 5 different ways!