Oct 15, 2026 · 41 min · 12 segments
Ollie Lloyd talks to Heejin No, the former art curator behind Miss Kim, about bringing authentic, additive-free Korean food to Britain. They cover K-culture’s soft power, temple-food snacks…
So with the tax, you know, they focused on film industry a lot, like 30 years ago.
it's interesting isn't it because so the way the korean government has promoted korean culture i think is is really really interesting and i think it's one of the things that, I mean, I think those of us in the food industry know a lot of, have sort of seen it, like they were the main sponsor for Nougat last year.
And I think if you watch K-pop videos, if you watch any of this stuff, you see people eating Korean food, right? And so I think you're right.
People are intrigued to understand, well, what is that Korean food? How can I bring some of that stuff into my life at home? And I think that's really kind of interesting.
they experienced Korean War and that was quite disastrous period for the population.
So with the tax, you know, they focused on film industry a lot, like 30 years ago.
it's interesting isn't it because so the way the korean government has promoted korean culture i think is is really really interesting and i think it's one of the things that, I mean, I think those of us in the food industry know a lot of, have sort of seen it, like they were the main sponsor for Nougat last year.
And I think if you watch K-pop videos, if you watch any of this stuff, you see people eating Korean food, right? And so I think you're right.
People are intrigued to understand, well, what is that Korean food? How can I bring some of that stuff into my life at home? And I think that's really kind of interesting.
they experienced Korean War and that was quite disastrous period for the population.
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