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A cooking technique that prevents frozen dumplings from bursting, combined with the savory depth of dried kelp in sago stock for a clear, rich, and satisfying dumpling soup.

A clear, rich-tasting radish soup made without beef—radish is first marinated and stir-fried in homemade soy sauce, then simmered with dried kelp stock for a clean, deep umami flavor.

Blanching cucumbers in hot salt water to maintain crispness, then creating a rich and refreshing broth with kelp stock and glutinous rice paste, resulting in a delicious summer kimchi.

A savory side dish that transforms strong-smelling perilla leaves into a tender, delicate texture by briefly blanching them and layering them with a homemade dried anchovy-dried kelp soy sauce marinade—perfect for pairing with rice.

A restaurant-secret water kimchi that captures the crisp crunch of pickled cucumbers and the refreshing coolness of young napa cabbage, seasoned with a broth made from dried shiitake and kelp, plus hand-ground chili paste.

A rich and refreshing beef radish soup made without seasonings, using a secret method of marinating radish in soy sauce

A clear, refreshing squid and radish soup simmered with a broth made from julienned radish and dried kelp, featuring plump squid for a clean, slightly spicy flavor.

An innovative soybean sprout salad with dried kelp, steamed using minimal water to preserve rich umami and crisp texture

An authentic soy sauce marinated crab made by blending jin soy sauce and Joseon soy sauce for deep flavor, and repeatedly pouring boiled-then-cooled soy sauce mixture to eliminate any fishy smell.

A non-salty, savory soy-marinated crab recipe finished with an all-purpose soy sauce base gently simmered with fruits and vegetables.

A special nutritious meal where crispy oven-baked boneless mackerel and sweet-savory braised burdock root are placed on top of pot rice with pungent, seasonal wild chives.

A chewy kimchi jajang made by boiling a fermented dough with potato starch and egg in a broth of sour kimchi and dried anchovy-kombu stock