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A nostalgic street-style pojangmacha wheat tteokbokki with a thick, sweet-and-savory umami achieved through starch syrup and ketchup

Red eomuk with a chewy texture and spicy savory flavor, made by simmering fish cake and onion in a rich seasoning sauce over low heat.

A tteokbokki that captures the uniquely spicy and addictive broth flavor of franchise delivery specialty shops through a ratio combination of fine chili powder, capsaicin, and curry powder.

A spicy and refreshing Toodari-style kimchi udon made with katsuobushi broth, well-fermented sour kimchi, and soybean sprouts.

Old-school pojangmacha-style soybean sprout tteokbokki, where the crisp sprouts and perilla leaf fragrance meld into a deep gochujang sauce.

A spicy, rich gochujang sundubu jjigae made in just 5 minutes without broth, using gochujang, Korean fish cake (eomuk), and soft tofu.

A spicy Busan-style mixed noodle dish made by tossing glass noodles, Korean fish cake (eomuk), and garlic chives in a fiery sauce.

Aha Bujang's soup-style tteokbokki with deep flavor from a small amount of chunjang, combined with the savory notes of gochujang and beef dashida.

A super simple eomuk bokkeum that recreates old-school street-style tteokbokki flavor using gochujang, starch syrup, and ramyun seasoning in a fish cake broth base.

A chewy, spicy, sweet-and-salty stir-fried Korean fish cake (eomuk) made by adding water and reducing it until dry, then chilling for an even better texture.

A warm garakguksu that captures the nostalgic feel of a pojangmacha, with deep savory flavor from hondashi, fermented sauce, and thinly sliced radish.

A rosé tteokbokki easily made at home by combining a milk and cream base with spicy tteokbokki seasoning and the savory flavor of sausages.