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Add a splash of oil to a large pan or wok and heat over medium-high heat.

Place the pork belly into the hot pan and cook until browned and crispy, flipping once.

Using kitchen shears, chop the cooking pork belly into bite-sized pieces directly in the pan.

If there is an excessive amount of pork fat in the pan, carefully dab some out with a paper towel, leaving enough to cook the kimchi.

Add all the kimchi into the pan with the cooked pork belly. Use kitchen shears to chop the kimchi into smaller sizes in the pan.

Move the cooked pork belly and kimchi mixture to one side of the pan, creating an empty space.

Crack the 2 eggs into the empty side of the pan and scramble them until just cooked through.

Once the eggs are scrambled, mix them well together with the pork belly and kimchi mixture.

Add the day-old rice to the pan, aiming for approximately a 1:1 ratio with the kimchi.

Drizzle the sesame oil, oyster sauce, and gochujang over the rice and other ingredients in the pan.

Give it a nice stir fry, mixing all the ingredients thoroughly until everything is well combined and heated through.

Sprinkle sesame seeds on top of the fried rice before serving.

Serve the Kimchi Fried Rice hot, topped with seaweed paper.


Add a splash of oil to a large pan or wok and heat over medium-high heat.

Place the pork belly into the hot pan and cook until browned and crispy, flipping once.

Using kitchen shears, chop the cooking pork belly into bite-sized pieces directly in the pan.

If there is an excessive amount of pork fat in the pan, carefully dab some out with a paper towel, leaving enough to cook the kimchi.

Add all the kimchi into the pan with the cooked pork belly. Use kitchen shears to chop the kimchi into smaller sizes in the pan.

Move the cooked pork belly and kimchi mixture to one side of the pan, creating an empty space.

Crack the 2 eggs into the empty side of the pan and scramble them until just cooked through.

Once the eggs are scrambled, mix them well together with the pork belly and kimchi mixture.

Add the day-old rice to the pan, aiming for approximately a 1:1 ratio with the kimchi.

Drizzle the sesame oil, oyster sauce, and gochujang over the rice and other ingredients in the pan.

Give it a nice stir fry, mixing all the ingredients thoroughly until everything is well combined and heated through.

Sprinkle sesame seeds on top of the fried rice before serving.

Serve the Kimchi Fried Rice hot, topped with seaweed paper.
