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A nostalgic steamed egg custard made without the hassle of straining, simply whisked in a bowl with water and seasoning salt, then gently steamed to perfection.

Perfectly eliminates fishy odor using doenjang and gochujang, while utilizing the entire broth from canned mackerel to create a deep, rich soup flavor.

Spam with excess grease removed by hot water, resulting in a leaner texture, mixed generously with savory tofu and finely chopped vegetables, pan-fried to golden crispness for a nutritious side dish.

Fillet cod is thoroughly coated with potato starch on both the surface and inside, deep-fried twice for extra crispiness, then simmered in a spicy-sweet sauce to create a delicious gwanjeong dish.

Using cold rice instead of glutinous rice flour to feed the probiotics, and New Sugar for sweetness, this recipe creates large, crisp, refreshing kimchi in the style of a famous gukbap restaurant that stays crunchy over time.

A rich and savory stew made by stir-frying kimchi and gochujang in tuna oil, then simmering with potatoes and vegetables—perfect as a rice companion.

Fresh kimchi lightly rinsed to remove any off-flavors is stir-fried in perilla oil and combined with pork belly to create a rich, savory, spicy jeyuk bokkeum.

Infusing chili powder into a broth pouch for a clean, non-greasy flavor and enhancing umami with shrimp paste, creating a refreshing soup even more refreshing than a hangover remedy

A classic side dish that maximizes savory flavor by stir-frying potato julienne, washed to remove starch, in bacon fat until crispy, without needing additional seasonings.

Thick pork belly marinated with soybean paste and cooking wine, tightly wrapped in fresh kimchi leaves and slowly simmered in dried anchovy broth—this is the ultimate side dish to elevate any rice meal.

A clear and refreshing beef muktukguk with intensified savory depth and coolness, made by using a broth pouch containing roasted dried anchovies for rich flavor.

Golden ratio marinade made with soy sauce, cooking wine, and black sugar, stir-fried to recreate the signature style of Gisa Restaurant pork belly