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A spicy and hearty stew made with cleaned beef tripe and chicken, simmered until tender with doenjang (soybean paste), bay leaves, ginger, and soju to eliminate any gamey odors, then flavored with a spicy gochujang (red chili paste) sauce.

A richly flavored whole pork belly kimchi stew where the exterior is seared to develop crispiness and depth of flavor, then slowly simmered with kimchi and doenjang seasoning.

A secret recipe samgyetang that boasts a rich, deep flavor and savory richness similar to a hearty bone broth, made without complex herbal ingredients—just ground glutinous rice and pine nuts.

A bold, refreshing seafood-style spicy soup that uses yellowfin tuna head and bones, blanched in boiling water to eliminate fishy odor, then simmered with clams and vegetables for a crisp, fiery flavor.

Instead of napa cabbage kimchi, use young radish (chonggak) kimchi for a crunchy texture, and sear the whole pork belly to develop deep flavor in this kimchi braise.

A savory, satisfying side dish where crispy seared pork belly is simmered with sweet winter radish and a rich soy-bean paste base until thick and flavorful—perfect as a rice companion.

Spicy short ribs stew made by marinating tender short ribs in grated pear juice, then simmering them in a fiery sauce, inspired by the style of Daegu's Dongin-dong.

A special steamed chicken dish where chicken is boiled until tender and light without any oil, topped with fragrant chives, and dipped in a sweet and sour mustard sauce.

A simple, chewy, spicy-sweet shrimp dish made with fresh shrimp, recommended by the renowned Japanese chef Jung Ho-young. This delicious side dish is perfect for washing down a whole bowl of rice in no time.

A bold, fiery chili powder seasoning with a generous final kick of pepper to eliminate any gamey odor and create an addictive spicy flavor in this rich, boneless chicken feet stew.

A broth-based tteokbokki that perfectly recreates the sweet, bold umami flavor of old-school stationery shop snacks from back in the day, using beef dashi and MSG instead of dried anchovy stock.

A spicy, savory stew made by simmering tofu and squid in gochujang-based seasoning, delivering a tangy yet deeply flavorful dish.