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Aha Bujang's Hongkong Banjeom Jjamppong
A clean and savory Hongkong Banjeom-style jjamppong that highlights the refreshing taste of napa cabbage and various vegetables with a neat umami finish.
Aha Bujang's Seop Haejangguk
A refreshing and spicy hangover soup made by boiling large mussels (seop) with radish and cheongyang chili pepper.
Aha Bujang's Toowoomba Jjamppong
A one-pan cream jjamppong with a rich, savory depth from chicken powder and cheese in a milk and heavy cream base
Aha Bujang's Pork and Garlic Chive Egg Jeon
A thick, pan-fried jeon made with ground pork, garlic chives, and egg that bursts with juicy meatiness and nutty flavor.
Aha Bujang's Pork Head Meat Dwaeji Gukbap
A restaurant-style dwaeji gukbap made by simmering sliced pork head meat in a broth enriched with pork bone extract, served in a ttukbaegi.
Aha Bujang's American-Style Chinese Fried Noodles
Non-soggy American-style egg noodle stir-fry with added flavor from turmeric powder and oyster sauce
Aha Bujang's Original Pad Thai
An authentic stir-fried rice noodle dish made with a sweet-and-sour sauce directly extracted from tamarind, capturing the local flavor.
Aha Bujang's Myeongdong-Style Kalguksu
Kalguksu recreating the Myeongdong Gyoja style, topped with wok-charred onion and beef garnish in a rich chicken broth
Seonkyoung Longest's Spicy Soybean Sprout Japchae
A Namdo-style spicy japchae made by stir-frying crunchy soybean sprouts, fried tofu, and glass noodles in a spicy gochugaru seasoning.
Ttukdak Hyung's Kimchi Mandu Jeongol
A refreshing kimchi mandu jeongol, simmered with generous ingredients like kimchi, dumplings, napa cabbage heart, and mushrooms for a spicy kick.
Seonkyoung Longest's Pork Dumplings
Handmade meat dumplings filled with minced pork, garlic chives, and seasonings, pan-fried until crispy outside and moist inside
Jung Ho-gyun's Instant Cabbage Kimchi
A quick geotjeori made by lightly salting cabbage and red onion with salt and sugar, coating them in gochugaru, and seasoning with fermented anchovy sauce.