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A super simple stir-fried noodle dish that finishes in one pan by not boiling the udon noodles separately but adding them with sliced brisket and a small amount of water, loosening the noodles with steam.

A summer delicacy of fresh seafood and vegetables mixed with a golden-ratio all-purpose sauce made by blending maesil extract and clear lemon-lime soda

Perfectly recreates the signature tangy, sweet, and addictive umami flavor of store-bought bibimbap noodles by adding soda and Worcestershire sauce, making this summer favorite napa cabbage bibimbap noodles a must-try.

A quick and easy new genre of bibimbap noodles that maximizes rich, nutty flavor by topping with a generous amount of crushed sesame salt, using the golden ratio of basic pantry seasonings found at home.

Roast chicken first to extract rich, savory oil, then enhance depth of flavor with soy sauce paste—this ultra-simple chicken kalguksu is ready in just 20 minutes without the hassle of long simmering and shredding.

A no-burn instant japchae that you can stir-fry in just 3 minutes using prepped glass noodles and ingredients, paired with a versatile sauce.

A super simple japchae that uses just one pan and doesn't require frying ingredients separately—noodles are coated with oil first to prevent burning and maintain a chewy, bouncy texture.

A special noodle dish boiled to be savory and spicy with pork shoulder and rich perilla seed powder.

A classic jjajangmyeon recipe by Chef Choi Kang-rok, featuring a deeply savory sauce made by stir-frying tenmenjang and ground pork until crispy, with a delicate seasoning added to the noodles for enhanced perfection.

Bulgogi japchae made by stir-frying beef, carrot, and onion in galbi marinade, then tossing with glass noodles and finishing with sesame oil and sesame seeds for a nutty richness.

A Deungchon-style kalguksu with a deep flavor from anchovy and beef dashi, spiciness from gochujang and spicy chili powder, finished with egg, sesame seeds, and seasoned seaweed.

A super-simple japchae where all ingredients go into the rice cooker without boiling the glass noodles separately, and the spinach is finished using the residual heat of the keep-warm setting to preserve its texture.