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Solo Cooking God Ham Cheese Rice Pancake
A super easy one-bowl dish that uses leftover rice, mashed canned ham, and cheese, pan-fried to golden crisp perfection.
Solo Cooking God Noodle Curry Soup
Simple and quick curry noodle soup with pork belly and onions sautéed to rich flavor, enhanced with ketchup for a savory depth
Solo Cooking God's Roze Ramyeon Stir-Fry
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.
Solo Cooking God's Sweet and Spicy Tteokkochi
Sweet and spicy tteokkochi with a crispy outside and chewy inside, perfectly recreating the nostalgic schoolyard snack.
Jung Ho-young's King Tonkatsu
A nostalgic, classic Gisa Restaurant-style king tonkatsu made by flattening pork loin and coating it with a crispy bread crumb crust before frying to perfection.
Kim Dae-seok's Braised King Oyster Mushrooms
Fresh king oyster mushrooms sliced whole and scored with a grid pattern, then grilled in butter and simmered in a sweet-savory sauce to achieve a chewy texture similar to beef—perfect as a side dish for rice.
Sung Si-kyung's Spicy Spam Egg Mushroom Jeon
A pojangmacha-style snack made by stir-frying savory Spam and chewy enoki mushrooms with cheongyang chili peppers, then pouring eggs over and pan-frying until golden.
Sung Si-kyung's Mom's Sandwich
A nostalgic sandwich made with toasted bread, grilled ham, fried eggs, and plenty of crunchy vegetables, seasoned with ketchup and mayonnaise.
Aha Bujang's Fumoja Tteokbokki
A street-style old-fashioned tteokbokki simmered with fumoja noodles and Korean fish cake (eomuk) in a starch syrup and chili powder-based sauce
Aha Bujang's Super Simple 5-Minute Curry
A budget-friendly curry rice that delivers Japanese restaurant-style flavor in just 5 minutes using frozen vegetables and a ketchup kick.
Aha Bujang's Glutinous Rice Tangsuyuk
Pork tenderloin coated in a chewy starch batter, double-fried, and finished with a nostalgic ketchup sauce
Jung Ho-gyun's Old-Style Tteokbokki
An old-style tteokbokki that recreates the nostalgic snack shop flavor with the harmony of scallion-infused oil, ketchup, and black pepper.