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A traditional Chinese chicken dish from Chef Yeo Kyung-rae, who has 46 years of Chinese culinary experience.

Authentic Chinese-style rice bowl with tender, lightly blanched eggplant and a spicy-sweet yu xiang sauce generously poured over steamed rice

Steamed dumplings with chewy starch skin filled with savory meat balls and crunchy bamboo shoots, inspired by Taiwan's night market style

A versatile special sauce infused with richness from scallion and onion oil, spiciness from fresh ginger and Vietnamese chili, and deep sweetness from dried persimmon. Perfect for over 30 braised and steamed dishes.

A simple kimchi made with perilla shoots, using a seasoning base of soy sauce and fish sauce with added garnishes for deep flavor. After the shoots wilt, adjust the seasoning the next day to complete.

A premium steak with perfectly sealed juices using crepes and mushroom duxelles, ensuring crispiness until the last bite.

A classic French sandwich filled with a colorful array of traditional French cured meats—jambon, pâté, and fromage de tête—alongside tangy cornichons, all layered on a baguette spread with butter and sharp Dijon mustard.

This is a spicy and sweet yangnyeom gejang made by trimming seasonal blue crabs, seasoning with salt, and then mixing them with various vegetables and a seasoning sauce.

Crispy on the outside, tender on the inside: trendy pork trotter dish boiled for 2 hours with ssanghwa tea and jocheong, then coated in breadcrumbs and deep-fried.

Authentic Chinese-style Shanla Tang featuring abundant shrimp, oysters, and mushrooms, perfectly balancing the tangy sourness of vinegar with the spicy kick of pepper.

A classic menbosha from a master of Chinese cuisine, with a crispy exterior and chewy interior, served with a tangy and spicy special garlic sauce.

A savory anchovy pickle made by removing fishy odor with a microwave, then simmering cleaned anchovies with licorice and dried chili in seasoned soy sauce brine. After cooling and aging, it's mixed with sesame oil and green onions for a delicious side dish that easily clears two bowls of rice.