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A pojangmacha-style ramyun with a deep, rich broth made by stir-frying garlic and gochujang in oil, then simmering with kelp and fish cake skewers.

A stir-fried ramen combining the intense spiciness of Buldak Bokkeummyeon with the savory depth of Neoguri, topped with grilled pork jowl for a rich finish.

A unique ramyun that combines the deep pork bone broth base of Sari Gomtangmyun with rich scallion oil, beef, and chili powder to create a spicy yukgaejang flavor worthy of a specialty restaurant.

A spicy, hearty Busan nakgopsae simmered with chewy beef large intestine, plump shrimp, and tender Korean small octopus (nakji) in a fiery seasoning.

Baek Jong-won's meat jjamppong ramyun recreates the deep flavor of restaurant-style jjamppong by browning pork hind leg until golden for a smoky wok flavor and adding plenty of vegetables.

A refreshingly tangy yeolmu guksu made by mixing store-bought dongchimi broth and yeolmu kimchi liquid in a 1:1 ratio

A rich pork and rice soup made by simmering pork hind leg with garlic until the broth turns milky, topped with boiled pork slices and a special seasoning sauce.

A spicy beef soup made with an all-purpose seasoning of chili oil and gochugaru, simmered with large green onion and thinly sliced beef brisket (chadolbagi) for deep, fiery flavor.

A quick 5-minute doenjang jjigae with a rich, savory flavor just like the ones served at Korean BBQ restaurants, made using a versatile doenjang broth base.

A refreshing kimchi jjigae made by layering crunchy soybean sprouts, pork foreleg, and aged kimchi in a pot, then pouring in kimchi liquid and seasonings and simmering.

A spicy seafood sundubu jjigae made with chili oil, deeply infused with the savory richness of seafood.

A super simple, ultimate hangover ramyun made by using the milky broth left from steaming scallops instead of plain water, with vegetables and scallop meat added.