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A vinegary salad made by tossing chewy oyster mushrooms and fragrant minari in a sweet and sour dressing to whet the appetite.

A harmonious fusion of air-fried mini pork cutlets and a spicy, hearty kimchi stew

A healthy side dish featuring chewy eggplant and zucchini roasted without oil, tossed in a savory anchovy sauce with plum syrup for rich umami flavor

A spicy stew made by simmering soft sundubu with the savory, umami-rich myeongran jeot, combined with gochugaru, garlic, and other seasonings.

A super-simple geotjeori made in just 5 minutes by tossing fresh cabbage with tuna extract seasoning—no salting needed—for a crisp, refreshing result.

A super-simple yukgaejang kalguksu made in just 5 minutes by combining store-bought retort yukgaejang with anchovy kalguksu ramyun for a rich, spicy kick.

A super-simple eomuk-tang that recreates the taste of street food stalls and specialty shops using only store-bought basic seasoning combinations, without any vegetable or seafood broth.

Namdaemun Market-style dakgomtang featuring shredded chicken in a rich, deeply simmered chicken broth, served with a secret seasoned sauce.

A refreshing hangover soup featuring a dried pollack broth, crunchy soybean sprouts, a poached egg, and a savory seasoning paste made with minced squid and dried pollack.

A diet platter that combines health and satiety, featuring whole-grain pasta with a deeply flavored, roasted anchovy salsa, served with melon, shrimp, and eggs for a satisfying, balanced meal.

A jjageuli dish made by stir-frying pre-seasoned pork in scallion oil with soy sauce, doenjang, and gochujang, then simmering it with potatoes cut to different sizes until thick and rich.

A fresh kimchi (geotjeori) with a cool and spicy flavor, characteristic of seolleongtang restaurants, made by salting cabbage in brine to preserve its crispness and using a seasoning paste ground from dried chili peppers.