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A spicy and hearty stew made with cleaned beef tripe and chicken, simmered until tender with doenjang (soybean paste), bay leaves, ginger, and soju to eliminate any gamey odors, then flavored with a spicy gochujang (red chili paste) sauce.

Gungchae jangajji with a crisp, spicy flavor made by marinating boiled gungchae and green chili peppers in sesame sauce for at least one day.

A richly flavored whole pork belly kimchi stew where the exterior is seared to develop crispiness and depth of flavor, then slowly simmered with kimchi and doenjang seasoning.

A bold, refreshing seafood-style spicy soup that uses yellowfin tuna head and bones, blanched in boiling water to eliminate fishy odor, then simmered with clams and vegetables for a crisp, fiery flavor.

Instead of napa cabbage kimchi, use young radish (chonggak) kimchi for a crunchy texture, and sear the whole pork belly to develop deep flavor in this kimchi braise.

A spicy, fresh-tasting steamed clam dish made by sautéing fresh myeongju clams with garlic and onions in olive oil and white wine, served alongside bolognese pasta.

A delicious, savory-sweet soy sauce crab made by aging fresh autumn-season male crabs in a specially prepared, simmered soy sauce marinade—perfect as a rice thief side dish.

Spicy and savory, this versatile gochujim pairs perfectly with rice or alongside meat dishes.

Okjubu's golden-ratio sweet-and-sour chilled cucumber soup that blows away the sweltering heat

A simple, quick side dish that makes a great rice companion—soft tofu is layered in a pot without frying, then simmered with shrimp paste and savory seasonings for a rich, mouthwatering flavor.

Fry dried anchovies in a dry pan to eliminate fishy odor, then enhance shine and tenderness with mirin and maltose—guaranteed one-week staple side dish

A beef rice bowl that achieves an otherworldly softness by trapping the meat's juices using the authentic Chinese 'hua (slippery)' technique, with egg gently wrapped around it.