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A super simple kimchi fried rice made quickly and easily using store-bought cham sauce as a base with just gochugaru and gochujang added.

A premium restorative doenjang jjigae made by mincing leftover steak meat (sirloin scraps) and simmering with store-bought dogani tang broth for deep, rich flavor.

A side dish-style stir-fried kimchi that is not stir-fried over high heat but slowly simmered with seasonings over low heat like steaming, resulting in deep umami flavor.

A rich, deeply flavorful kimchi tuna sundubu jjigae made without broth—using the savory oil from the tuna can to sauté tangy kimchi, then enhanced with soy sauce, anchovy sauce, and oyster sauce for a satisfying umami punch.

A fusion ramen that creates a deep, spicy jukgaejang broth in just 3 minutes by adding pork belly fat, gochugaru, and anchovy sauce to sari gomtang ramen.

A Chinese restaurant-style jjambbong ramyun made by stir-frying thinly sliced pork belly and gochugaru in oil to create a deep smoky flavor, with added savoriness from anchovy fish sauce.

A fried rice dish in the style of a Korean BBQ restaurant finish, combining a sweet and spicy special gochujang seasoning with kimchi stir-fried in pork belly fat.

Simmered chicken feet and bean sprouts in a spicy gochujang-based sauce create a rich, deep flavor reminiscent of Hansin PochaST-style soup chicken feet.

Chewy boneless chicken feet stir-fried with a spicy sauce, cheongyang chili peppers, garlic, and ginger for a smoky, fiery finish

Chicken thigh and large green onion threaded onto skewers, grilled until golden, and finished with a sweet and spicy soy sauce glaze — classic street-style chicken skewers.

Garlic scapes are stir-fried in oil first to absorb the seasoning well, and added with julienned jujubes for an elegant savory flavor and chewy texture.

A rich and thick kimchi stew, inspired by dakbokkeumtang, made with thick pork neck and aged kimchi instead of chicken, with added potatoes.