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Mitarashi dango made by steaming glutinous rice flour dough, grilling it, and coating it with a sweet and savory soy sauce syrup

A creamy omurice featuring softly cooked eggs with a runny, velvety texture, served over fried rice and topped with a rich brown sauce made by sautéing flour and oil—perfect for enjoying a French-style restaurant dish at home.

Canned corn mixed with starch flour to create crispy, chewy fritters, then enjoyed with sweetened condensed milk and Parmesan cheese powder for an addictive sweet-savory snack

A luxurious gimbap made by wrapping grilled pork belly and ssam vegetables in rice, then encasing it in thinly pounded pork loin and deep-frying it whole.

A street cart-style tteokbokki that recreates the thick, gooey texture of bunsik restaurants by mixing flour into the sauce and maximizing umami with seasonings.

A restaurant-style sweet and spicy dakgangjeong that boasts extreme crunchiness, made by double-frying chicken coated in a batter of starch and chicken fry mix, then a final coating of rice flour.

A nostalgic Western-style pork cutlet made by pounding the meat thin and wide, deep-frying until crispy, and serving with a classic sauce based on butter and roux.

A viral, ultra-simple ramen pancake made by adding the packet soup, tempura flour, and egg to cup ramen, then pan-frying until crispy.

A soft and savory yutjeon made in just 10 minutes by coating thinly sliced beef with tempura flour and egg wash.

A nostalgic Western-style "Wang" Donkatsu, featuring pork loin pounded thin, coated in homemade wet breadcrumbs, fried to a crisp, and topped with an authentic brown sauce made by toasting butter and flour.

Crispy Gobne Chogu Basaek Chicken made by marinating chicken thigh in milk to remove odor, then coating with green chili and herb salt before baking in the oven.

A reverse-seared prime rib feast featuring Hanwoo 1++ bone-in ribeye with overwhelming marbling, cooked low and slow for supreme tenderness and juiciness.