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A super simple pa kimchi that requires no salting—just mix and let it wilt slightly before eating. Fermented anchovy jeotgal and a cold rice starch slurry create deep umami, while the sweet seasoning harmonizes with the scallions.

Chewy, savory enoki mushroom steak grilled with dried chili-infused water, soy sauce, and butter for deep umami flavor.

A Chinese home-style tofu dish made by pan-frying tofu until golden and chewy, then braising it with crunchy vegetables in a seasoned soy sauce.

Removes blood impurities thoroughly, gently cooks in a pressure cooker, then simmers with radish and dried shiitake mushrooms

A refreshing spring delicacy made by salting crisp radishes with New Sugar and sea salt, then seasoned with a savory paste blended from leftover rice and dried chilies for deep umami flavor.

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 seasonal young garlic kimchi with a deep, savory flavor achieved by brining with anchovy fish sauce instead of salt, and seasoned with ground dried chili, cooked rice, apple, and onion for a sharp, refreshing taste.

A quick and crunchy yeolmu kimchi made without brining, simply by shaking yeolmu with lemon-lime soda and seasonings in a plastic bag.

A dish of large shrimp coated in a thin, crispy starch batter, deep-fried at high heat, and quickly tossed in a special sweet, sour, and spicy Kkanpung sauce.

By using a hotel chef's secret method of creating scallion oil, this stir-fried anchovy dish becomes extra crispy and savory.

A quick and simple Chinese-style stir-fry that combines the crisp texture of soybean sprouts with the spicy kick of chili and the tangy freshness of vinegar, ready in just 2 minutes over high heat.

A standout chicken dish where chicken is seasoned with fermented sand lance sauce and chicken stock, pan-fried until crispy, then stir-fried with garlicky pasta.