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A week-long side dish made by briefly blanching sweet and slightly spicy winter spinach, then tossing it with a savory gochujang and doenjang-based dressing.

A soup-style tteokbokki featuring thick pork belly cooked like shabu-shabu in a spicy-sweet jajang base, paired with fragrant perilla leaves

A hearty and deeply flavorful soopbap made by simmering pork stir-fried in garlic oil with a gochujang and doenjang-based broth, adding sundubu and rice to create a thick, rich texture perfect for both a meal and an accompaniment to alcohol.

A pork bibim guksu mixed with a sweet and spicy gochujang sauce, freshly grilled savory pork, and crispy onion.

A thick and spicy Roze-style stir-fry made easily and affordably in your dorm room by adding milk, ketchup, and gochujang to spicy ramen.

A refreshing and spicy hangover-relief pasta made by simmering abundant seafood and onions in a clay pot to create a rich broth, then adding tomato sauce, gochujang, and chili powder for a thick, bold flavor—perfect to eat with a spoon.

An innovative dumpling dish with a crispy exterior and soft interior, coated in a sweet and spicy chicken seasoning sauce that tastes even better than fried chicken.

An innovative kimchi stew with a fluffy texture achieved by mashing soybean curd, enhanced with a rich three-condiment seasoning

A delicious stir-fried noodle dish made by simmering chewy jjolmyeon and soft tofu in a savory, richly seasoned sauce with minced pork and vegetables.

Grill thick pork belly with green onions to infuse the rich flavor of green onion oil, then stir-fry with a spicy-sweet homemade charcoal-grilled chicken-style sauce and rice cakes until perfectly caramelized.

Maximizes richness and umami by using the entire tuna can, including the oil, and topping it with a fried egg cooked in a Chinese-style frying method for this ultra-simple kimchi fried rice.

A stir-fried squid dish made by first grilling the squid until dry, then adding vegetables and seasoning to create a smoky flavor without excess moisture.