Spin · Eat · Prove · Stamp
Can't decide what to eat in Korea? Let the wheel decide.
Set how much heat you can take in your own country's terms, spin, and go eat what you get. Prove it with a photo and the cell stamps itself.
9 dishes in play — press spin
Tune the wheel
Allergies remove dishes from the wheel entirely — they are not a warning label.
9 of 9 dishes match right now.
Your K-Food Bingo
Spin, eat the dish for real, post a proof photo — the cell stamps itself. Fill a row or a column for a bingo. The board grows as dishes join.
It only grows from here. This is the easiest bingo there will ever be.
The Spice Translator
Korean heat levels, translated into something your home country actually eats.
🇺🇸 Your baseline: Tabasco
Bottle pictured label-free — you know exactly which one we mean.
Every dish on the board, heat-translated 🌶️
Whatever the wheel gives you — here is its heat in 🇺🇸 USA terms.
Not listed: 🐔 Samgyetang, 🥓 Samgyeopsal — zero heat. That is your recovery food.
Bonus: decoding the Yeopgi in-restaurant menu 🔥
If the wheel sends you to Yeopgi Tteokbokki, its menu has a ladder of its own.
🥛 Emergency science: why milk beats water
Capsaicin — the burn molecule — is fat-soluble, so water just spreads it around. Milk's casein protein grabs the capsaicin and carries it off. Order milk with the spicy food rather than after it, sip rather than gulp, and know that rice or bread helps too. Beer, sadly, makes it worse.