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A special Chinese-style dish featuring colorful fresh vegetables and seafood with a tangy, spicy homemade mustard 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 delicious, savory-sweet soy sauce crab made by aging fresh autumn-season male crabs in a specially prepared, simmered soy sauce marinade—perfect as a rice thief side dish.

An ultimate kimchi fried rice with deep umami flavor, enhanced by scallions, onions, and pork, and a rich, smoky taste achieved by caramelizing soy sauce.

A beef rice bowl that achieves an otherworldly softness by trapping the meat's juices using the authentic Chinese 'hua (slippery)' technique, with egg gently wrapped around it.

A popular Kimjang kimchi recipe that significantly reduces the need for complex meat broths or tedious porridge-making processes, achieving a refreshing and deep flavor with just basic seasonings by soaking chili powder in glutinous rice paste.

Chef Sung Anh's clean ojingeo bokkeum, which minimizes unnecessary sweetness and heavy seasoning, maximizing the squid's natural chewy texture with rich scallion oil and the smoky flavor from a torch.

A homemade soy sauce-marinated shrimp recipe that's a rice thief, made by marinating large frozen shrimp, defrosted with soju for a clean taste, in a flavorful, secret spicy sauce instead of expensive fresh shrimp.

A warm and hearty winter stew dish that melts the fat from whole pork belly to sauté vegetables, then simmers in tomato sauce, served with short pasta.

A simple, high-value drinking snack with a spicy and salty kick that calls for soju in just minutes

Soybean sprout pot rice cooked in anchovy and kelp broth, served with crispy stir-fried beef and scallions for a deeply savory one-bowl meal.

A traditional Japanese soba recipe where buckwheat noodles are dipped into a sauce made by diluting store-bought tsuyu with ice water and adding sugar and hondashi for deep umami.