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A whole kimchi jjim that maximizes the deep flavor of meat juices and fully cooked kimchi through systematic heat control and braising

An Andong-style soy sauce braised chicken made by adding unsoaked dried glass noodles directly into the pot and boiling vigorously for 20 minutes with a golden ratio of soy sauce and sugar.

A restaurant-style jeyuk ssambap with thick-cut pork belly marinated in a special sauce and simmered with water to create a glossy, savory finish.

Delicious spicy marinated crab made by tossing fresh flower crab with a bold marinade of soy sauce, dried anchovy sauce, red pepper powder, green chili peppers, and more.

A popular Baeksbeer bar snack recipe where crispy fried chicken is coated in a sweet and spicy soy sauce mixed with plenty of chopped chili peppers and garlic.

A luxurious beef tail suyuk dish where the beef tail, parboiled to remove gamey odors without pre-soaking, is simmered until tender and served with a special soy sauce vegetable salad and somen noodles.

Pork ribs braised in soju and soy sauce, then coated with a tomato-based sauce that maximizes natural deep umami and spiciness, creating a unique spicy pork rib dish.

A unique chilled jjampong dish where the rich, smoky sauce of Jinjjamppong is enhanced with vinegar and sugar for a cool, sweet, and sour flavor.

A deep and clean-tasting vongole pasta, made without failure by adding the flavor of chicken stock and onion to the refreshing umami of clams.

A rich and spicy stew made by simmering well-aged old kimchi with chicken, seasoned with chili powder, soy sauce, gochujang, doenjang, and other seasonings.

A hearty pork jowl rice bowl made by stir-frying pork jowl, whole garlic cloves, and cabbage in a doenjang seasoning, then topping with egg yolk and radish sprouts.

Stir-fried potato strips that preserve the natural flavor of potatoes by not rinsing them in water, and achieve a soft, fluffy texture without breaking by adding water little by little while stir-frying.