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Aha Bujang's Fumoja Tteokbokki
A street-style old-fashioned tteokbokki simmered with fumoja noodles and Korean fish cake (eomuk) in a starch syrup and chili powder-based sauce

Aha Bujang's Meat Rice Noodles
A restaurant-style rice noodle soup made affordably with a beef dashida broth and hand-kneaded pork meatballs.

Aha Bujang's Sari Gomtang Dumpling Ramyun
A sari gomtang ramyun with deep, rich dumpling soup flavor, made by stir-frying large green onion and dumplings in oil.

Aha Bujang's Teumsae Ramyun Bbalgye-tteok
A spicy Teumsae Ramyun dish, Bbalgye-tteok style, simmered with soybean sprout broth, Vietnamese chili powder, and egg

Aha Bujang's Southeast Asian-Style Cold Ramyun
A Southeast Asian-style cold ramyun made by tossing blanched pork and ramyun noodles in a sauce of fish sauce, lemon juice, and Vietnamese chili peppers.

Aha Bujang's Thai-Style Rice Noodles
Thai-style rice noodles that capture the feel of a local Thai restaurant in just 5 minutes, using savory pork seasoning and fish sauce.

Aha Bujang's Super Simple Bibim Jjolmyeon
A classic bibim jjolmyeon mixed with a sweet and tangy sauce made from the golden ratio of gochujang, vinegar, and sugar

Aha Bujang's Tonkotsu Somyeon Ramen
A home-style Japanese tonkotsu ramen made rich and deep with pork bone extract and homemade chashu

Aha Bujang's Authentic Seafood Chinese-Style Udon
A deep and refreshing Chinese restaurant-style seafood udon recipe made with homemade noodles, generous seafood, and vegetables

Aha Bujang's Soy Sauce Stir-Fried Udon
A 5-minute stir-fried udon bursting with umami from jangjorim soy sauce and ground pork

Delicious Slow-Aging Zucchini Bibim Guksu
A warm noodle dish made by julienning zucchini and mixing it with soy milk noodles in a spicy sauce.

Delicious Slow-Aging Eggplant Perilla Oil Noodles
These noodles achieve a creamy texture without cream, thanks to perilla oil and perilla seed powder. They can be made easily using a microwave, without any stovetop cooking.