What does it taste like?
Flavor and texture vary by variety, freshness, and preparation.
Herbs and greens
부추
Common aliases
garlic chives · chives · buchu
Garlic chives appears in Korean soups, stir-fries, salads, and side dishes. The source recipe may use a particular cut or form, so check the Korean ingredient note before cooking.
Flavor and texture vary by variety, freshness, and preparation.
Use the form and amount listed in the recipe; trim or rinse as needed.
Look for fresh garlic chives with no off smell or sliminess.
Refrigerate promptly and follow the package date when one is provided.
Scallions or a little leek provide freshness with a different aroma.

A comforting chicken porridge made with leftover rice, tender chicken thigh, potato, vegetables, and a garlic-infused broth.
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Savory chive pancakes made with squid, vegetables, and a blend of pancake mix and roasted multigrain powder.
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Crisp lettuce, chives, onion, and red chili lightly tossed in a tangy plum, soy sauce, chili, and sesame dressing.
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Soaked oats and rice are simmered with beef, onion, chives, and egg, then finished with black sesame seeds.
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A rich porridge of glutinous rice simmered in beef bone broth with ground perilla seeds, vegetables, garlic, and chives.
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A comforting porridge of softened scorched rice and chopped oysters simmered in kelp broth, finished with garlic chives and roasted green laver.
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Chives coated with raw soybean flour, steamed until tender, and served with a savory low-sodium soy sauce seasoning.
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A simple stir-fry of tender soybean sprouts, garlic chives, potato, onion, carrot, and green onion, lightly seasoned with salt.
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Mild green chili peppers are stuffed with seasoned chives, lotus root, and radish, then finished with the remaining pickling liquid.
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