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A banchan shop-style dubu jorim that is savory-sweet, bursting with umami, and an absolute rice thief.

A traditional Yeosu Dolsan-style side dish made by roasting dried white soybeans without oil to bring out a nutty flavor, then soaking them in a special soy sauce seasoning and tossing with fragrant fresh wild chives.

An unusual side dish made by lightly steaming cabbage and cucumber, then tossing them with imitation crab sticks and a tangy, spicy Korean hot mustard sauce.

A premium dish featuring tender, boneless cod fillets fried to a crisp in a sweet-savory homemade soy sauce glaze enhanced with half a spoon of vinegar for depth and flavor.

A fresh spring cabbage geotjeori tossed with julienned apple and water parsley in a thick, savory seasoning, meant to be eaten right away.

Tender, chewy side dish made by simmering dried mussels, soaked in flour water to remove impurities and fishy odor, with spicy chili peppers and whole garlic in a sweet-savory sauce.

A pojangmacha-style appetizer made by wrapping cleaned octopus around wooden skewers, brushing on a sweet and spicy gochujang sauce, and air-frying until charred.

Winter radish preserved for a long time in salt and rice syrup to maintain a chewy texture, then enhanced with black sugar and soybean flour for a rich aroma and glossy finish—this is a traditional nutritious snack.

Homemade sea squirt jeotgal with a spicy-sweet flavor, preserved with salt and soju to eliminate fishy odor and retain a firm, chewy texture

A crunchy, chewy side dish made by thinly slicing well-aged, fragrant doenjang-brined radish pickles, squeezing out all moisture, then tossing them in a savory spicy-sweet dressing that makes every bite irresistible and perfect for clearing a bowl of rice in no time.

Homemade glutinous-rice gochujang mixed with soybean powder, rice syrup, plum extract, soju, and kelp.

Crispy on the outside, tender on the inside: trendy pork trotter dish boiled for 2 hours with ssanghwa tea and jocheong, then coated in breadcrumbs and deep-fried.