As much as I detested this pickled radish side (aka chicken mu) dish while living in Seoul, I finally couldn't get enough of it when we made it ourselves here in the States. For those unaware of this cubed radish side dish, it is practically always served with fried chicken to balance out the greasy and oily fried chicken. Read more . They are usually served chilled, providing a refreshingly crisp taste. Americans eat fried chicken with cole slaw or biscuits, Koreans get an ample supply of this pickled side dish at HOF bars and chicken eateries. Most foreigners living in Korea will not only attest to this ubiquitous side dish, but they will also tell you that Korea probably has more fried chicken joints than any other country (no kidding here, they are everywhere). One of the more popular chains called Kyochon Chicken has even come up with a unique double-frying method that renders the skin on the wings to crispen into paper-thin pieces, ultimately giving chicken lovers a lighter and tastier version of its American counterpart. And from my knowledge, this Korean chicken chain has finally made its way to the States, opening up restaurants on the East and West coasts. So if you happen to live on one of the coasts, check it out and you will surely be served some pickled cubed radish as well.