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A premium main course featuring tender pork ribs slow-cooked in a pressure cooker, then simmered with sharp garlic and a custom chili powder blend to create a thick, spicy-savory sauce.

A soy sauce pickled cucumber with a crisp, chewy texture that lasts all year long, made without salting by removing moisture using a food dehydrator

A Traditional Oiji made by blanching white cucumbers in boiling salt water for 30 seconds each, then aging them in a brine with chili seeds and soju.

Crisp white kimchi with a deep, refreshing broth flavor made from kelp rice paste, pear, garlic, and ginger juice.

A crisp, refreshing white kimchi with a tangy, clean broth made without gochugaru, using only chili seeds and green chilies, eliminating any raw vegetable odor.

A Waterless Oiji made by soaking Korean cucumbers in plum syrup, sea salt, and soju, with dried garlic skins and chili seeds added for flavor.

Traditional mu-jjanji made by salting whole radishes, then aging them with chili seeds, soju, and jujubes.

A recipe for intensely spicy silbi kimchi, featuring a bold and fiery seasoning that packs a punch.

A secret kimchi with a natural sweetness from persimmon and a clean, crisp flavor from chili seeds—crisp and refreshing to the bite.

An unconventional pickled cucumber with a satisfying crunch and savory depth, made without boiling water—using soju, twice-concentrated vinegar, honey, and chili seeds.

Made with New Sugar, this kimchi stays clear and crisp even after aging. Ground chili seeds and fresh shrimp add refreshing coolness and a clean umami depth—just like the authentic restaurant-style seokbapji.

A traditional white kimchi with a refreshing, slightly spicy broth reminiscent of dongchimi, using whole radish for crispness and chili seeds to enhance the tangy flavor—easily resistant to softening.