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Baek Jong-won's Han-don Ramen
A pork ramen where ground pork and doenjang are stir-fried together to create a deep-flavored base, with minced garlic added just before finishing for a rich and pungent broth similar to jjampong.
Baek Jong-won's Ball Katsu (Menchi Katsu)
Ball katsu made with a golden ratio of ground pork hind leg and fat, plus crunchy onion, fried to a crispy exterior and juicy interior — a perfect beer snack.
Okjubu's Pumpkin Wrapped Pork Belly with Cream Sauce
A dish where mini pumpkins slightly steamed in the microwave are wrapped in thin pork belly slices, coated in potato starch and tempura flour, then fried until crispy, served with a creamy sauce.
Okjubu's So-boro Yeon-dubu
A simple dish that harmonizes cold tofu with warm, crumbly pan-fried pork topping.
Okjubu's Gochujang Tteok-Samgyeopsal
A samtteok-samteok recipe that stir-fries golden pork belly and chewy rice cakes in a spicy-sweet gochujang sauce.
Okjubu's Fresh Kimchi Wrapped Pork Belly
A delicious main dish made by rolling fresh kimchi and crisp vegetables in pork belly slices, then grilling them to perfection.
Okjubu's Spicy Beef Ribs Stew
A fiery beef ribs stew with foolproof flavor using store-bought marinade and a kick of peperoncino for extra heat
Okjubu's Burdock Root Ddeokguk
A nutritious side dish made by combining crisp burdock root, savory meat, and tofu, pan-fried to golden perfection.
Seungwoo Dad's Pressure Cooker Pork Spare Ribs Stew
A tender and juicy pork spare ribs stew made quickly using the high-temperature steam from a pressure cooker
Yeo Kyung-rae's Ketchup Doubanjiang Sweet and Sour Pork
An innovative ketchup-based sweet and sour pork with a spicy, tangy, and sweet flavor that balances richness without heaviness.
Lee Yeon-bok's Chinese-Style Tonkatsu
A reimagined version of Taiwanese soul food, Pai Gu, featuring a crispy coating made with potato starch and served with a sweet-savory stir-fried vegetable side.
Lee Yeon-bok's Tangsu-guk
Lee Yeon-bok chef's authentic tangsu-guk that ends the debate between dipping and eating dry—crispy on the outside, soft on the inside.