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A special dish of stir-fried pork strips, garlic scapes, and wood ear mushrooms quickly tossed in a spicy-sour Sichuan-style sauce

A stir-fried noodle dish that combines Hong Kong-style egg noodles with Sichuan-style twice-cooked pork (huiguorou), delivering an addictive spicy-sweet flavor.

A traditional Chinese dish where whole pork belly is boiled first, then pan-fried until the oil is rendered out, and stir-fried with doubanjiang sauce.

A dish where king oyster mushrooms are densely scored, coated with starch, pan-fried, and served with a sweet and spicy yuxiang sauce, creating a meat-like texture.

This is a classic yangnyeom chicken recipe by Chef Lee Yeon-bok, featuring a special sauce ratio. The chicken is double-fried for an ultra-crispy exterior and juicy interior.

Authentic Sichuan-style Gongbao Chicken, stir-fried with tender chicken thigh meat, crisp celery, and savory peanuts (or cashews), delivering a perfect balance of sweet, sour, and spicy flavors.

A premium Chinese-style fish dish where the spicy kick of doubanjiang and the tangy freshness of vinegar deeply infuse into pan-seared yellow croaker.

A recipe that recreates the rich, savory, spicy, and tangy flavor of Sichuan-style TanTan noodles using easily accessible peanut butter and doubanjiang.

A unique and richly flavored Chinese dish featuring crispy deep-fried pork stuffed with sweet sweet potato sticks, rolled up and fried to perfection.

A plant-based style mapo tofu made with three colorful mushrooms instead of meat, resulting in a clean and chewy texture.

Transforming ramen into a Chinese restaurant-style dish with doubanjiang and oyster sauce, delivering a spicy and savory flavor.

An unconventional spicy jajangmyeon that awakens the appetite by combining the spiciness of gochujang and doubanjiang with the pungent aroma of sansho oil, replacing traditional chunjang.