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Okjubu Eggplant and Pork Belly Rolls
A delicious dish of thin pork belly and eggplant rolled together and grilled to crispy outside and juicy inside
Okjubu's Bean Sprout Rice
Stovetop bean sprout rice that's moist and crisp without any failed heat control, served with a generous spicy green onion sauce
Okjubu's Pumpkin Cream Tteokbokki
A smooth and rich pumpkin cream tteokbokki made easily with a microwave and blender
Okjubu's Spicy Fish Cake Rice Rolls
A highly addictive mini rice roll packed with spicy stir-fried fish cake that keeps drawing your hand back for more
Yeo Kyung-rae's Sichuan Spicy Japchae Dumplings
An innovative Chinese-style dumpling featuring a bold Sichuan-spiced sauce and crisp vegetables in perfect harmony.
Okjubu's Roze Steamed Chicken
A rich and creamy roze-style steamed chicken dish where chicken is marinated with curry powder to eliminate gamey odors, then simmered in tomato sauce and heavy cream.
Lim Sung-geun's Broth Tteokbokki
A restaurant-quality broth tteokbokki recipe with a clean, refreshing spiciness—no gochujang used, so it’s never greasy or heavy.
Lim Sung-geun's Cod with Spicy-Sweet Marinade
A premium, high-end bistro-style dish featuring crispy exterior and moist interior cod, enhanced with a rich, savory-spicy-sweet homemade marinade.
Lim Sung-geun's Tuna Egg Baked Rice
A special one-dish meal that is golden on the outside and moist inside, instead of greasy fried rice.
Lim Sung-geun's Premium Pine Nut Samgyetang
A premium tonic samgyetang with a rich, savory broth resembling beef bone soup, made by finely grinding glutinous rice and pine nuts.
Lim Sung-geun's Crazy Samgyetang
A secret recipe samgyetang that boasts a rich, deep flavor and savory richness similar to a hearty bone broth, made without complex herbal ingredients—just ground glutinous rice and pine nuts.
Okjubu's All-in-One Gimbap
A super simple gimbap made by putting rice, gimbap ingredients, and eggs directly into an electric rice cooker and cooking them all at once—no separate stir-frying needed.