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A hearty Janchi Guksu (banquet noodles) made with a rich anchovy and dried anchovy broth, customizable with vegetable toppings, Busan-style pickled radish and chives, or a whisked egg.

A deeply flavored, spicy back rib kimchi jjigae made by simmering pork back ribs with well-fermented kimchi and enhancing the taste with doenjang, ginger, and garlic.

A savory and refreshing cabbage doenjang soup simmered with dried anchovies and rice washing water broth, featuring the sweet taste of cabbage and crisp soybean sprouts.

A rice tteokbokki that perfectly recreates the nostalgic taste of school-front snack shops from childhood, featuring rich umami from dried anchovy stock and a hint of traditional seasoning.

A doenjang jjigae that enhances depth of flavor by sautéing doenjang in aromatic oil, then simmered with littleneck clams and shepherd's purse for a refreshing, springtime taste.

Traditional kimjang kimchi made with napa cabbage, kelp-shiitake broth, salted anchovies, fresh shrimp, and codium seaweed.

A chewy sujebi soup made by simply breaking off portions with a spoon—no need to tear by hand

A hearty summer side dish with spicy green chili and savory medium anchovies, stir-fried with doenjang and anchovy fish sauce for a deep, satisfying flavor that pairs perfectly with rice.

A classic soybean paste stew by Baek Jong-won, featuring well-prepared whole dried anchovies for deep flavor and onions added first to perfectly eliminate the fishy aroma.

Sautéed vegetables and doenjang in generous amounts of cooking oil, then simmered with finely chopped dried anchovies to create a rich, savory side dish that pairs perfectly with rice.

A driver's restaurant-style braised mackerel with radish, generously loaded with radish and potato and simmered harmoniously in a spicy seasoning.

A refreshing, tangy soup made with a deep broth from dried anchovies and kelp, featuring crisp kimchi and soybean sprouts, enhanced with water dropwort instead of green onions for a unique coolness.