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A one-bowl spicy-sweet fish cake stir-fry rice bowl with rich umami flavor, made by briefly blanching soft fish cakes in hot water and seasoning them with tonkatsu sauce and oyster sauce.

A super simple fusion pasta made by combining instant ramen noodles with egg yolk, sliced cheese, and thick-cut pork belly for a rich, creamy texture.

A super simple side dish that pairs perfectly with rice—soft tofu and onion are topped with a spicy-sweet gochujang sauce infused with chicken stock, gently simmered over low heat until the sauce thickens just right.

A rich and savory beef ramyeon dish that combines the nutty aroma of grilled beef fat with spicy-sweet ramyeon seasoning, recreating the authentic street food style at home.

Strain through a sieve to remove air bubbles, then heat in intervals in the microwave without a ttukbaegi to make an ultra-moist, soft and jiggly pudding gyeran-jjim.

A warm hot pot made by searing thin bulgogi meat marinated in dark soy sauce and tonkatsu sauce, then simmering with fresh vegetables and Saengsaeng Udon broth.

The ultimate hangover ramen, made by searing green onions and fish cakes until almost burnt for a smoky flavor, then adding bean sprouts for a refreshing touch.

A driver's restaurant-style pork bulbaek (soy sauce pork) that's cooked with water instead of marinating, resulting in tender, burn-free meat.

Tofu is first pan-fried until golden to enhance its texture, then braised in a spicy seasoning sauce with savory canned tuna, resulting in a rice-stealing side dish.

A unique snack made by mashing thawed frozen dumplings instead of flour dough, mixing with egg, baking until crisp, then topping with abundant vegetables and cheese.

Pork bulgogi that uses only anchovy fish sauce for seasoning without soy sauce, bringing out the natural flavor of the meat and an explosive umami.

A rice-stealing gang-doenjang-jjigae that skips the fuss of stir-frying by combining vegetables and seasonings in an earthenware pot, simmering, then finishing with a can of tuna and perilla oil for extra richness.