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Nude gimbap made by rolling sesame oil-seasoned rice with the seaweed facing outward, filling it with cheese and stir-fried ingredients, and generously topping with savory mayonnaise sesame oil tuna

A spicy eomuk with a simple golden ratio of water, gochujang, sugar, and soy sauce, enhanced with the refreshing taste of green onions and cheongyang peppers, easily recreating the street stall flavor at home.

A hearty Oneunjeong gimbap generously filled with colorful ingredients like fried tofu, pink sausage, and carrot.

A super simple japchae where the glass noodles are coated with oil while boiling to prevent sticking, and crunchy soybean sprouts and chewy fish cakes are quickly stir-fried with a special seasoning sauce.

A numbing and spicy mala tteokbokki made in the style of a popular delivery restaurant, using store-bought mala tang powder with added chili powder and aromatic oils.

A super-simple pojangmacha-style janchi-guksu that comes together in just 5 minutes using dasida, tuna extract, and the kick of sour kimchi—no need to make a separate broth.

A refreshing Korean fish cake (eomuk) soup with thinly sliced radish and potato, enriched with tuna extract and beef dashida for deep savory flavor

A tteokbokki that recreates the thick, rich texture of restaurant-style rosé tteokbokki using a rosé powder made with coffee creamer and chicken stock.

A soy sauce eomuk bokkeum that brings out savory depth with Jin-ganjang and oyster sauce, quickly stir-fried in cooking oil to stay firm and clean without becoming soggy.

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

A nostalgic tteokbokki that perfectly recreates the rich, savory flavor unique to market stalls with plenty of gochujang, starch syrup, and seasoning.

A spicy-sweet gyeran bokki made by simmering boiled eggs in a gochujang sauce with Korean fish cake (eomuk), large green onion, and cheongyang chili pepper for a hearty finish.