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A refreshing, sweet, sour, and spicy Chinese-style mixed glass noodle dish that you can whip up in just 10 minutes during the hot summer days.

A traditional homemade gogi mandu (meat dumpling) with a perfect balance of pork and pork fat for juicy, non-dry filling, enhanced with soaked glass noodles and blanched bean sprouts for maximum texture.

A special bulgogi recipe by Chef Sung Anh that uses doenjang as a base instead of soy sauce, mixed with plum extract, minced garlic, etc., to bring out the deep and clean savory flavor of soybeans.

Tender chicken leg meat, vegetables, and boiled potatoes simmered in a sweet-salty special soy sauce seasoning until the broth reduces to a rich, bubbling consistency

A rich galbitang with deep, savory broth made by blanching the ribs without soaking out the blood, seasoned with soy sauce and beef dashida for that restaurant-quality flavor.

Stir-fried with rich aroma from perilla oil and perilla seed powder, then dipped in a special chili paste sauce made with fermented soybean paste for a delicious, non-greasy bite of Sinlim-dong-style Baek sundae bokkeum.

A unique twist on dumplings, made by cutting leftover japchae and wrapping it in water-soaked rice paper, then pan-frying until the outside is crispy and the inside is moist.

Baek Jong-won's kimchi mandu, filled generously with crisp, sour kimchi and pork, enhanced with a secret ingredient of savory perilla seed powder.

A Chinese-style japchae with a chewy texture that stays intact, made by stir-frying noodles directly with meat and vegetables over high heat without pre-mixing the noodles, preventing burning and preserving rich flavor.

A hearty, franchise-style soup tteokbokki made quickly and easily by simmering tteok, fish cake, sausage, and glass noodles in chicken stew sauce—rich, flavorful, and satisfying.

A unique Busan market-style dish featuring chewy, non-stick glass noodles coated with sesame oil, topped with crisp garnishes and a tangy, sweet, spicy, savory sauce that awakens the appetite.

A budget-friendly galbitang that simmers top blade steak with tough sinew and aromatic vegetables for one hour, yielding a rich, sticky, and deeply flavored broth.