Gochujang is typically sold in red tubs and can be found in Asian markets, in the Asian section of the international food aisle in the grocery store, or in the Korean section at international and specialty grocery stores. While you are there. See if you can find a bottle or jar of furikake. It's a Japanese topping mix of dried bonito, sesame seeds, salt, seaweed, and other goodies. Sprinkle it on cooked rice, vegetables, and fish. It adds great texture and flavor onto any Asian dish, and I recommend it on fried rice, your favorite take out, and of course popcorn!