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A traditional nourishing soup made by perfectly removing the bitterness and astringency of butterbur stems with salt water, and simmering with the savory flavor of shrimp and glutinous rice flour for a thick, nutty finish.

Steamed with glutinous rice flour and generously coated with mung bean paste, this chewy and sweet pumpkin injeolmi highlights the natural sweetness of fully ripe old pumpkins.

A specialty kimchi made by aging chili leaves in brine for three days to eliminate rawness, then enhanced with rich umami from hwangseokeo-jeot brine

A smooth and nutty Dongji patjuk made by thoroughly boiling red beans, blending them until smooth, then simmering with rice and glutinous rice balls

A combo kimchi that combines the sharp taste of Dolsan leaf mustard and the sweet flavor of scallions in one seasoning, developing deeper flavor as it ferments.

A whole napa cabbage kimchi that uses chicken broth as its base, developing a clean and deep refreshing flavor as it ferments.

A hearty samgyetang packed with fragrant neungi mushrooms and savory mung beans to boost your energy on the hottest days of summer.

A special Chinese-style tongsu dish featuring crispy, juicy oyster fritters paired with the rich aroma and savory depth of roasted eggplant and a specially crafted sauce.

A premium fish cake hot pot enhanced with dashi made from katsuobushi and secret broth, featuring meticulously prepared vegetables for superior texture and flavor.

A traditional jocheong made by slowly fermenting and simmering medicinal bellflower root, ginger, malt, and glutinous rice to bring out a subtle, deep sweetness.

A traditional radish kimchi made by soaking radish with New Sugar instead of salt to reduce its spicy heat, then mixing in fresh shrimp and dried chili for a refreshing flavor.

A special side dish made by drying kohlrabi in a food dehydrator and mixing it with a spicy-sweet seasoning—sweeter and more chewy than radish jangjji.