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A hearty and savory doenjang jjigae, restaurant-style, made by first searing beef brisket to render its fat, then adding a touch of gochujang for a rich and nutty flavor.

A special cold noodle dish featuring chewy thin noodles soaked in cold water, topped with crisp vegetables and savory grilled chadolbagi, tossed in a tangy special garlic sauce.

A light and savory suyuk made by simmering thinly sliced arong-satae (brisket) in its own broth on a bed of fragrant chives and young cabbage.

A medicinal beef dish featuring tender steamed suji (beef tendon) and arongsatae (brisket) steamed in a pressure cooker, served with sweet and sour seasoned chives and a pungent mustard sauce.

Sautéed using only the natural fat from the beef without sesame oil, resulting in a clear and clean broth; deep flavor achieved by using mirin and sugar to eliminate fishy and off-putting odors.

A perfect ensemble of savory pan-fried beef with a rich sesame marinade and a tangy, sweet, slightly bitter seasoned wild mint salad, balanced with toasted perilla seeds for a harmonious blend of nuttiness and freshness.

A premium clay pot rice full of flavor, made by stir-frying aged kimchi in the rendered fat from savory beef brisket and chewy scallops.

A super simple seolleongtang that adds beef brisket slices and somyeon noodles to a frozen beef shank soup product, achieving the deep flavor of a professional restaurant without an instant taste.

A dish where beef brisket is grilled, and then tofu is pan-fried until golden brown in the savory rendered fat, before being simmered in a spicy and salty sauce.

A rich and deeply flavorful beef seaweed soup that enhances umami with toasted perilla oil and whole onions, while maintaining a clean taste by preparing the meat broth separately.

Sautéing beef brisket with doenjang first, then adding a generous spoon of cheonggukjang to create a rich, savory flavor in this hearty chadol doenjang jjigae.

A cost-effective dish where brisket point (chadol yangji) is boiled until tender, producing a rich and clear broth, served with glass noodles or thin noodles and garnishes.