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Sautéed shrimp marinated with seasoning, cremini mushrooms, and cherry tomatoes in olive oil, then seasoned with heavy cream and fine chili powder for a spicy, rich flavor in this Spicy Cream Gambas.

A hearty hangover soup with rich beef bone broth, spicy gochugaru paste, generous portions of head meat, chives, and perilla leaves, perfect as an accompaniment for drinking.

This unique kimchi recipe enhances the crisp, refreshing texture of cucumber by briefly soaking it in saltwater and adding rich umami flavor with a universal seasoning sauce.

Stir-fried pork loin and sliced zucchini in spicy Chinese-style seasoning, served over thin noodles and mixed together for a hearty Chinese-style bibimbap noodle dish.

A rich, spicy egg soup with a base of scallion and chili oil, featuring tender crayfish and soft eggs, thickened with starch slurry for a hearty Chinese-style consistency.

A rich, savory fried rice that elevates leftover pork belly with crisp bean sprouts and a deep umami flavor from dried anchovy paste and oyster sauce—just like the final bite at a grill house.

A hearty hot pot featuring tender boiled pork simmered in a savory soybean paste and garlic broth, served with spicy secret seasoning sauce and fresh vegetables.

A special snack and side dish made by coating canned corn with frying mix, frying until crispy, and serving with a sweet and savory homemade mayo sauce.

A 23-year-old traditional chicken galbi with a custom gochujang sauce enhanced with Japanese solid curry, and vegetables stir-fried separately to preserve moisture

A spicy-sweet and savory side dish made by stir-frying shredded zucchini and enoki mushrooms with doenjang and gochujang, perfect for mixing into rice.

A versatile herb sauce made by combining plum syrup, soy sauce, and dried anchovy sauce as a base, then adding minced garlic and chili powder for a spicy, savory flavor.

A refreshing and spicy kimchi soup made with whole pepper instead of green chili, delivering a crisp, invigorating heat without heaviness