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A tender and savory pancake made by mixing shredded japchae, shiitake mushrooms, and fragrant perilla leaves into a dough, then pan-frying into bite-sized pieces until golden and crisp on the outside with a moist interior.

A rich, savory version of Chuncheon-style chicken galbi with no heaviness, recreated using marinated onions and one tablespoon of curry powder for that signature restaurant depth of flavor.

Rolling fragrant perilla leaves and crunchy burdock root tightly inside thin pork belly slices, then steaming them to perfection and serving with a zesty homemade mustard sauce that delivers a bold, satisfying kick—this is a gourmet meat dish like no other.

A crispy pan-fried jangtteok made with a golden balanced base of gochujang and doenjang, enhanced with fragrant welsh onion, perilla leaves, and chewy frozen shrimp.

A fragrant and smooth steamed egg custard enhanced with savory umami from shrimp paste, glutinous rice flour, perilla leaves, and krami.

Authentic Gwangju-style duck soup with a thick, rich broth made from fresh perilla seeds and glutinous rice, generously enhanced with taro stems and water dropwort.

Reviving hardened acorn jelly from the fridge by gently reheating it, then serving it in a refreshing bowl with perilla oil and spicy kimchi

A restaurant-style agujjim made with winter-fresh monkfish, sea squirts, and soybean sprouts, delivering deep flavor without excessive sweetness.

A fragrant perilla leaf jeon made by wrapping a mashed tofu and equal-parts pork and beef filling in perilla leaves and pan-frying them

A unique braised tofu dish where fragrant perilla leaves and savory seaweed are wrapped around tofu, coated in starch, pan-fried, and then simmered in a sweet and salty sauce.

A deep-flavored beef small intestine hot pot loaded with thinly sliced radish, large green onion, and beef small intestine, simmered in a spicy dadegi seasoning.

An ultra-simple soybean sprout bulgogi that uses only the moisture from the sprouts and vegetables—no added water—to create a deep, savory flavor.