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An exotic shabu-shabu infused with subtle Southeast Asian spices using leftover rice noodle concentrate, served with a refreshing yuzu and cheongyang pepper soy sauce.

A super simple jajangmyeon-style jjamppong made by stir-frying seafood and vegetables in a spicy, savory sauce and adding them to store-bought sari gomtang ramen for a rich, smoky flavor.

Crispy and spicy BBQ-style cabbage pickle with vibrant acidity from not boiling the vinegar.

A special ramen that perfectly replicates the deep flavor of Korean BBQ restaurant's post-meal soybean paste ramen, enhanced with savory traditional soybean paste and fragrant spring nasturtiums.

Frying the dumpling filling in gochujang oil to create a deep flavor, then adding whole soft soondubu for a soondubu stew-style nokguri ramen

A spicy hangover soup made with fresh kongnamul and deeply boiled kimchi, achieving a rich savory taste using anchovy fish sauce without the need for a long anchovy broth extraction.

A fried rice made by coating cold instant rice with egg wash and stir-frying until fluffy, then adding savory flavor and spiciness with golden-fried crab sticks and Cheongyang peppers.

This is a gamjatang-style jjageuli made with pork and plenty of potatoes in a beef bone broth, seasoned with savory perilla seed powder.

An original doenjang jjigae that eliminates the muddiness of soybean paste with caramelized onion and cherry tomatoes, while maximizing savory flavor with refreshing crab.

A spring seasonal water kimchi that uses blended cold rice instead of flour paste, with tomatoes for a refreshing, tangy, and deep savory taste.

A 10-minute kimchi tonkatsu nabe made by simmering well-fermented kimchi, fish cake, udon noodles, and pork cutlet together, delivering a spicy and refreshing flavor perfect for both hangover relief and as a drinking snack.

Finely chopped beef is simmered in a sweet and savory soy sauce-based seasoning, then mixed with savory nuts and spicy Cheongyang peppers for a traditional royal side dish.