
This salad is called angel noodle salad in Korea. Wow, “angel noodles.” That’s an interesting name, isn’t it?
I don’t know exactly where the name came from, but I guess maybe the clear noodles and white mayo sauce gives it an image of angel? Or, maybe it is because they have such a unique feeling when chewing them, that it could be compared to the unique feeling we would get meeting an angel in a dream? hehe Well, whatever the reason is, when I tried angel food cake for the first time in America, it reminded me of this Korean food. Oh wait, of course I’m not talking about the taste, just the name.
This noodle is made from seaweed jelly (kelp), and is a low calorie food. If you reduce the amount of mayo or skip it, then it could be a good diet food. Also, it could be good as an appetizer for a party.
Main Ingredients:
- 2 Cups Seaweed Jelly Noodles (CheonSaChae)
- ⅛ Carrot
- ¼ Onion
- ⅓ Cucumber
Seasoning Ingredients:
- 5 to 6 Tbsp Mayonnaise
- 1 Tbsp Brown Rice Vinegar or Apple Vinegar
- 2 Tbsp Sugar
- ½ tsp Salt
Yield: 1 Quart

Cut the onion, carrot, and cucumber thinly.

In the boiling water, cook the noodles for 15 seconds.

Drain the water. Right after draining water, add 1 Tbsp of vinegar, 1 Tbsp of sugar, and ½ tsp of salt.

Mix well and set them aside for 20 minutes.

Meanwhile, in cold water, add the chopped onions and 2 drops of vinegar. Set it aside for 10 minutes. This way will help reduce the strong onion flavor a little.

After 10 minutes, drain the water. Remove the left over water with a paper towel.

After 20 minutes, drain the liquid from the noodles.

Combine the noodles, all of the vegetables, and 5 to 6 Tbsp of mayonnaise.

Mix well. Add 1 Tbsp of sugar. Depending on your taste, you can adjust the amount of the sugar.

Enjoy!!!







Hi Aeri… i’ve been following your video in Youtube, All the korean cooking are my favorite. Especially this Angel noodle salad. I tired once in a restaurant, is one of the banchan, and i LOVE it.
Sad to say.. my place (Penang, Malaysia) doesn’t have any Korean supermarket, hence, for me to get this ingredient is kinda hard.
Anyway… thanks for teaching those mouth watering dish… and God Bless
hi Grace,
Nice to meet you. ^^
I will try to post more Korean food that you can find the ingredients easily in the future.. thanks !!! God bless you.
Hi Aeri,
I love this dish. I have no idea that it was a seaweed jelly. I will definitely try this
:D
Cheers
hi Ayu Liana,
yep.. try this someday..it’s good ~~
I found it…You are awesome…I love this side dish so much….
hi Cindy,
great..hehe I LOVE it too..
thanks, looking forward!!
Hi, chen
hehe thanks
You are welcome.
hi aeri, can you teach me how to make korean apple potato salad pl? this salad i have in korean restaurants are really yummy, the mayonnaise sauce is espcially tasty, what brand should i use please? thanks!!
Hi, chen
^^ Okay..I will add it to my list.
I think they just use normal mayonnaise..which means.. any brands can be good for it.. thanks
Looks like a good recipe, thank you.
Hi, Russ
You are very welcome !! Thanks for visiting my blog.
It will be nice dish ever. May i bring that to my comercial food?
Hi, Medcoco
Thanks !!!
Oh… commercial food.. what that means ?? Are you going to sell it ?? I think that’s a good idea.. just I hope it will be successful for your business.
Hi Aeri, I LOVE this site!!! it is my #1 go to place for Korean food!!!
Are there any other Korean dishes that I can make with the seaweed jelly??
thx so much :]
Hi, Maya
Wow.. your #1 place to go for Korean food ?? hehe.. I feel honor.. thank you !!! very nice to meet you !!!
aha.. well I will think of your request… can’t think it right now..hehe thanks !!!
i didn’t make this on xmas bcoz i didn’t get that jelly noodle! but will make this saturday! oh ya, my utibe id is donseboutje. i left a msg on yours ;}
Hi, layping
and Enjoy your angel salald.
Yep~~~ It was great to see you on youtube also..hehe Thanks
very well then…oh yes, we are just like u, international couple! but i love both holland and singapore. can’t decide where to settle down. my kids love it here. so am still thinking and thinking….
Hi, layping
If you can,, it will be also great that you can live in both countries.. some years in singapore..and some years in holland something like that.. hehe..I’m happy to know same international couple like you.
errrr…don’t know how can u get it in the states. hee, i’m from singapore! but go to holland many times a year…’cos that’s where my husband’s from. next time i go there, i’ll remember to send u one, ok?
Hi, layping
Thanks !! hehe..
Oh..so you are also an international couple like us? aha that’s the reason you could try dutch mayo?? how sweet !!! but you don’t have to send me one. I will just accept your sweet heart.
oh, i don’t like the american mayo. hmm, u should try the dutch mayo! they are really a country for mayo’s fans and they’ve the best, i think. as for this recipe, i will stick to the korean one. heeee!
Hi, layping
lol..really ~~~ Okay.. stick to the Korean one. YA ~~~ I’ve never tried dutch mayo before. Where can I get it?? If it’s that good..I want to try for my cooking. (I like mayo..hohoho) thanks for good information !!!
I love your website. I love korean food. I live in Germany and am Scottish. Please keep posting!
Hi, Bonechest ^^
Thanks for visiting my blog, please come back..hehe Happy Holidays !!!
Nice to meet you !!! Wow,,, you live in German and are a scottish.
yap, u have it all over the world. it’s called so ‘cos they are as fine as angel’s hair. cool name! btw, do u use korean mayo? i can get them here. so do u suggest i use the korean one? find the korean mayo creamier….
Hi, layping
If you really really want to try Korean mayo, nobody can block you though..;) hehe thanks !!
I used American mayo.. before my sister in law bought a Korean mayo .. (Since I tempted her to buy..it’s good ..it’s good..like this..hehe) and she didn’t like it..oops..and at the end she gave it to me.. (I didn’t do that on purpose …trust me..:) anyway.. she said.. it has stronger egg flavor ?? anyway..stornger flavor.. so I guess… you don’t have to buy a Korean mayo for this..just use American one you already have..
hmm, interesting….angel hair. very well, will include this for my xmas dinner too. why not, it’s angel’s hair afterall. hee,hee!
Hi, layping
I like the name..angel hair ~~~ Thanks!!
LOL.. angel HAIR !!! You have angel hair spaghetti in America right.