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A crisp and savory geotjeori made with spring altari radish. It uses fermented anchovy jeotgal for deep flavor and tastes best when eaten on the first day.

A kimchi made with myeongi leaves, fermented anchovy sauce, glutinous rice paste, and pear juice for deep savory flavor, with red chili peppers adding fragrance. After about 1 month of fermentation, it turns golden and becomes a perfect rice-stealing side dish.

A chewy radish julienne kimchi with a crisp texture. The salted radish is squeezed tightly without rinsing so the seasoning penetrates deeply.

A quick lettuce geotjeori made by tossing crisp lettuce and perilla leaves with a savory, umami-rich seasoning.

A spring delicacy kimchi that harmonizes the sweetness of bomdong with the deep flavor of fermented anchovy sauce. It can be enjoyed immediately by simply mixing without starch paste.

Chewy, springy half-dried pollock braised in a soy sauce seasoning, glistening with a glossy finish—a perfect rice-stealing side dish.

This is a pogi kimchi made with summer napa cabbage. The addition of red chili pepper syrup solids gives it a deep flavor, while scallions and water dropwort cut into short pieces add a refreshing taste.

A summer kimchi made by mixing salted young summer radish greens and eolgari cabbage with a seasoning of apple, onion, red chili pepper, and fish sauce.

A nostalgic soy-braised soybean dish packed with the nutty flavor of pan-roasted soybeans, no boiling required. After 12 hours of resting, the chewy texture is outstanding.

A sashimi restaurant-style chogochujang with added yogurt for deeper flavor. The sweet and sour taste blends with the savory depth of gochujang, pairing well with raw fish, seafood, and wrap vegetables.

A super simple pa kimchi that requires no salting—just mix and let it wilt slightly before eating. Fermented anchovy jeotgal and a cold rice starch slurry create deep umami, while the sweet seasoning harmonizes with the scallions.

A rice-stealing side dish of thickly sliced king oyster mushrooms grilled with a spicy-sweet gochujang glaze.