Current Batches
Jung-a's is right now offering a new 배추 김치 baechu kimchi. Please email Jung-a to arrange for pick-up at the kitchen.
Updated: 6/10/26
If you are interested in bulk orders, please email jungaskitchen@gmail.com
Rasoban
born 5.20.26
Rasoban is the first batch of the year, what jeencha?! It's been a much needed break. Now, Jung-a and kimchi reunite. What lessons does kimchi have for Jung-a this time?
Rasoban is the Korean name Jung-a's dad was given by Jung-a's haelmoni. Jung-a doesn't often talk about her dad here, but funny things happen in life, so many surprises! Rasoban loved drinking and talking about wine, listening to Bach and countertenors, riding his track bike, watching movies, eating good food and learning different languages. Jung-a's kimchi isn't just Korean. The hands who make her have Hungarian Jewish roots too. Kimchi in matzah ball soup? Kimchi in stuffed cabbages? A klezmer K-pop baechu dance...
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Last batches
Jung-eun b. Jan 31, 2024
Byung-a b. June 4, 2024
Kimberly b. June 11, 2024
Helen b. June 18, 2024
Spring b. July 2, 2024
Dylan b. July 9, 2024
Mary b. July 16, 2024
Verde b. July 30, 2024
Uva b. August 6, 2024
Dal mia August 27, 2024
Naem Sept. 3, 2024
Ro-sa-lee-ya Sept. 10, 2024
Marabe gido Sept. 16, 2024
Geomi-nox Sept. 24, 2024 (1 left)
Mustard tokki Sept. 30, 2024
Gingko Oct. 8, 2024
Scarlet Tanager Oct. 15, 2024
Magpie Oct. 15, 2024
Lil Shrimp Nov. 20, 2024
Hummm Nov. 27, 2024
Fat Radish March 7, 2025
Joy/Jobu March 28, 2025
Miyeok April 22, 2025
Jo Dec. 18, 2024
Shiwonae Nov 12, 2024
Madame Mustard May 12, 2025
Constancy May 27, 2025
Shell May 28, 2025
Meoww June 4, 2025
Red Moon June 11, 2025
Little Box June 18, 2025
Wasabi June 23, 2025
One Detail June 25, 2025
Flash July 8, 2025
Flow July 16, 2025
Guaya July 23, 2025
Orchid Aug 6, 2025
Kwin Aug 7, 2025
Goyang-i Aug 19, 2025
Groove Aug 26, 2025
SoSoon Sept 9, 2025
Bora Sept 17, 2025
Chef Sept 29, 2025
Brooks Oct 7, 2025
Nokdu Nov 5, 2025
Da Nov 19, 2025
Orae Dec. 4, 2025
Batches arrive, and then they eventually leave. Once a batch is done, she cycles through our bellies, releases through our poop and then goes back into the dirt and water.