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Kim Jin-soon's Seaweed Rolled Omelet
A beginner-friendly rolled omelet that stays intact and rolls up tightly by placing gimbap seaweed in the center of the egg mixture.
Kim Jin-sun's Seasoned Eggplant
A side dish of seasoned eggplant that is steamed just right and has its moisture controlled to bring out a chewy texture without being mushy.
Kim Jin-sun's Eggplant Tangsu
Thick slices of eggplant are coated in breadcrumbs, fried until crispy, and served with a sweet and sour tangsu sauce.
Kim Jin-soon's Jjajang Ramyun
Jjajang ramyun with deep flavor from oyster blade steak, scallion-infused oil, and oyster sauce
Kim Jin-soon's Red Tteokguk
A spicy and refreshing one-serving tteokguk in jjamppong style, boiled with gochujang, squid, and tuna extract
Kim Jin-soon's Galbitang Tteokguk
A 5-minute quick recipe that mixes store-bought beef bone broth and galbitang half-and-half to create a deep, rich holiday tteokguk flavor without extra seasoning
Striker Chef's Jangjorim Broth Bibim Ramen
A savory and salty bibim ramen made in 5 minutes using leftover jangjorim broth as a sauce.
Kim Jin-soon's Curry Gyeran-mari
A rolled omelet where curry powder is added to the egg mixture, blending a subtle curry aroma with a colorful veggie texture.
Kim Jin-soon's Kimchi Bibim Guksu
Bibim guksu with finely chopped kimchi seasoned with sugar and sesame oil, and a golden-ratio sauce that clings to the noodles without separating.
Seonkyoung Longest's Authentic Shoyu Ramen
Authentic shoyu ramen combining a rich broth made from pork neck bones with a homemade soy sauce tare
Seonkyoung Longest Seafood Ramyun
Seafood ramyun simmered refreshingly savory and spicy with garlic and scallions bloomed in oil and plenty of mixed seafood
Ttukdak Hyung's Beef Chuck Flap Tail Gyukatsu
Homemade gyukatsu made by drying out the moisture of cost-effective steak-cut beef chuck flap tail in an air fryer and then frying only the surface until crispy.