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Baek Jong-won's meat jjamppong ramyun recreates the deep flavor of restaurant-style jjamppong by browning pork hind leg until golden for a smoky wok flavor and adding plenty of vegetables.

A rich, authentic Italian-style ragù sauce made by searing only one side of the meat to lock in juices, then slowly simmering with vegetables and wine.

Boneless beef galbijjim made in just one hour using affordable chuck eye roll for grilling, with chopped onion and simple seasoning—no blender needed.

A super-simple shabu-shabu porridge meal kit made by mincing beef and various vegetables, freezing them with coin broth, and then cooking when needed for busy mornings or late-night snacks.

A highly addictive rice roll made by wrapping spicy stir-fried green chili and fish cake fried rice with salty spam and creamy mayonnaise.

A premium gimbap featuring a well-balanced combination of clean, refreshing old kimchi, sweet-savory short rib bulgogi, and rich mayonnaise.

A creamy omurice featuring softly cooked eggs with a runny, velvety texture, served over fried rice and topped with a rich brown sauce made by sautéing flour and oil—perfect for enjoying a French-style restaurant dish at home.

A generous, guest-ready dish featuring assorted leftover vegetables from the fridge, sliced and layered, topped with thin pork slices and steamed to perfection. Served with a tangy-sweet garlic soy sauce for dipping.

Spicy braised pork ribs steamed in a rice cooker until the meat falls off the bone, using only grated radish as the base instead of water.

A delicious omurice featuring fluffy, slightly crispy sweet ketchup-flavored fried rice wrapped in a soft, silky omelette

A recipe for Chinese-style cold noodles enjoyed cool and refreshing, with a sweet, sour, and spicy special broth blended with rich peanut butter.

Imokase's signature jeyuk bokkeum that achieves tender, spicy-sweet flavor without marinating—just add meat and seasoning before turning on the heat.