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A spicy shabu-shabu recreated with the savory flavor of deep beef bone broth and ramen broth, stir-fried with leek oil and homemade gochujang.

A unique snack where fish cakes on a stick are fried until crispy with a snow-like coating, then dipped in a addictive, instant tteokbokki sauce.

A sweet and savory fusion pancake made with crispy caramelized bulgogi topped with a crunchy cabbage and sweet corn batter, pan-fried until golden brown.

A nostalgic school-front stationery store-style tteokbokki, simmered sweetly with generous amounts of gochugaru, gochujang, sugar, and starch syrup.

A thick, meat-restaurant-style doenjang jjageuribap made by cooking rice with savory doenjang, rich usamgyeop (beef belly), and plenty of vegetables in a rice cooker.

A super simple anju dish that uses the fat from the chadolbagi itself to stir-fry garlic and finishes bean sprouts with residual heat, keeping them crunchy.

A guaranteed savory, quick-and-easy butter soy sauce rice made in just 2 minutes in the microwave by mixing canned soy sauce braised beef, butter, and green onion. No stove, no complicated prep—just pure comfort.

A highly addictive rice thief dish made by crisply grilling chadolbagi to render fat, then simmering it with spicy seasoning and soft tofu until the broth is reduced.

A recipe for Baek Jong-won's braised beef short ribs, where the blood from the bones is thoroughly cooked out to eliminate gamey odors, and side ingredients are added sequentially to prevent mushiness, resulting in a clean and perfectly finished dish.

A restaurant-style dried pollack soup with enhanced umami from salted shrimp and a deep, rich flavor from dried pollack stir-fried in sesame oil, using store-bought beef bone broth.

An ultra-simple acorn jelly (muk) dish with a sweet and sour, refreshing broth made with beef seasoning powder and vinegar, even without store-bought naengmyeon broth.

A solo mala tang enjoyed from the comfort of your room, using store-bought mala sauce and beef bone broth ramen as a base for great value.