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Aha Bujang's Beef Hangover Soup (Sogogi Haejangguk)
A rich beef hangover soup made with beef, soybean sprouts, and napa cabbage heart, finished with a spicy seasoning paste.

Aha Bujang's Cod Spicy Stew
A spicy stew made by simmering cleaned cod, radish, and minari in a mussel-infused broth

Aha Bujang's Hot Pot-Style Jjukkumi Samgyeopsal
A hot pot-style jjukkumi samgyeopsal where ingredients are simmered in a shallow pool of water and seasoning, allowing the rich sauce to deeply permeate every bite.

Aha Bujang's Whole Nakji Somyeon
Whole blanched nakji and fire-charred vegetables stir-fried dry with gochugaru and a special sauce, served with somyeon

Aha Bujang's Stir-Fried Pork Yakgochujang
A versatile stir-fried yakgochujang made by sautéing ground pork with soy sauce and tuna extract, then simmering with gochujang, sugar, and water until glossy and reduced.

Aha Bujang's Dakgangjeong Sauce
A sauce that 100% replicates the thick, sweet-and-spicy flavor characteristic of specialty shop dakgangjeong, using strawberry jam and gochujang

Aha Bujang's Spicy Japanese Curry
A spicy curry made simply by adding chili powder to Japanese curry roux and frozen mixed vegetables.

Aha Bujang's Soybean Sprout and Dried Pollock Muchim
A premium soybean sprout muchim with dried pollock strips, offering a delightful chewy texture and nutty flavor.

Aha Bujang's Gochujang Yukhoe
Jeolla-style gochujang yukhoe with a spicy-sweet gochujang seasoning, a glossy sheen from oligosaccharide syrup, and the richness of egg yolk

Aha Bujang's Soybean Sprout Tteokbokki
Old-school pojangmacha-style soybean sprout tteokbokki, where the crisp sprouts and perilla leaf fragrance meld into a deep gochujang sauce.

Aha Bujang's Albap
A hot stone pot flying fish roe rice with chewy gardenia-pickled radish and sweet-and-sour stir-fried sour kimchi for deep umami

Aha Bujang's Oyster White Jjamppong
A restaurant-style oyster white jjamppong made by stir-frying oysters and vegetables, then simmering with chicken stock and white pepper in water added in stages for a clean, refreshing broth.