Thoughtfully prepared Korean meal

The word “charim” came from han sang charim (한상차림) means full table setting or well prepared table of food. ". It is a traditional Korean dining style featuring a main table or individual setting loaded with a bowl of rice, a bowl of soup, and a variety of small side dishes called banchan.

Multiple black plastic containers with Korean bento-style meals, including rice, vegetables, meats, and soups, on a wooden table.
A round label with a minimalist logo of a smiling face with closed eyes, a mustache, and a branch with leaves. The text reads 'charim' and 'Made with fresh ingredients and heartfelt care. Thank you. Enjoy!'