Why you’ll love this recipe
- This Instant Pot version gives you hours of deep, slow-cooked flavor in just 60 minutes.
- It’s an incredibly healthy, protein-rich soup that feels restorative and warming on a cold day.
- The broth is clear, elegant, and sophisticated, making it a great centerpiece for a Korean-themed dinner.
Key Ingredients
- Glass Noodles (Dangmyeon): These sweet potato starch noodles add a slippery, chewy texture that is classic to this soup.
- Daikon Radish (Carrot substitute): While carrots add sweetness, daikon adds a refreshing, clean finish to the beef broth.
- Ginger & Garlic: These aromatic staples are essential for neutralizing the heaviness of the beef short ribs.
✅Quick Tips: Soak your glass noodles in hot water while the Instant Pot is pressurized so they are ready to serve the moment the lid opens.
Key Steps
- #1: Soak the rib for at least 2 hours, this removes that beef iron taste

- #2: Blanch the ribs for 2 minutes and rinse them thoroughly to ensure your final broth is crystal clear.

- #3: Use the “Stew” mode for 50 minutes to break down the tough connective tissue in the ribs until they melt.

- #4: Boil the glass noodles separately to prevent them from soaking up all your precious beef broth.

Instant Pot Beef Short Rib Soup (Galbi Tang)
A clean and deeply flavorful broth is served with glass noodles and tender meat. It is a healthy, protein-rich soup that brings comfort and warmth.
Ingredients:
Instructions
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Soak short ribs in cold water for 2 hrs to remove impurities.
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Blanch ribs in boiling water for 2 mins with slices of ginger, scallion and shaoxin wine, then rinse clean in cold water.
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Add ribs, white carrot, onion, garlic, scallions, ginger, soy sauce, and pepper to Instant Pot.
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Pour in enough water to cover ribs.
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Set to meat/stew mode for 50 mins.
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When 10 mins left on Instant Pot, soak glass noodles and then boil in hot water for 10 minutes.
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Serve ribs + broth over noodles with a pinch of salt.
