To prevent the thick giant squid from being tough, thinly slice it by tilting the knife, then cut into thin strips.
Trim the scallions to a similar length as the squid strips and cut them.
In a bowl, mix the Korean pancake mix and water according to the package instructions, stirring until smooth without lumps.
Lightly heat a pan, add cooking oil, and pour a thin, wide layer of batter using a ladle.
Arrange the prepared scallions and squid strips evenly on the batter in a grid pattern, overlapping without gaps.
When the bottom is crispy, flip at the right moment and fry the other side until golden brown.
Flip onto a plate to shape, then serve with vinegar gochujang or drizzle it in a zigzag pattern on top.
Thinly slice the squid into strips, and cut the scallions to a similar length.
Pour the batter into a heated pan, then layer scallions and squid in a grid pattern on top.
Fry both sides until golden and crispy, then serve with vinegar gochujang.
Cooking tips 💡
If you use giant squid or large mitre squid without slicing it thin, it will be tough and chewy. So be sure to slice it thinly first for a tender texture.
Heat the pan with oil before pouring the batter so the edges of the pancake become crispy like fried food.