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An Eastern-style oil pasta that highlights the savory depth of salted kelp (shiokombu), stir-fried in fragrant garlic oil and enriched with butter and egg for a smooth, creamy finish.

Authentic Japanese square egg roll with a moist, tender texture that bursts with rich dashi broth, delicately layered and gently pressed to release a juicy essence.

Seasonal large garlic kimchi bursting with umami, made by soaking large garlic in dried anchovy sauce for a long time, then mixing it with homemade mushroom-kombu broth and leftover rice paste for deep, savory flavor.

Traditional large-scale kimjang kimchi with a deep, savory flavor enhanced by diphori stock, glutinous rice paste, whole yellow stone anchovy sauce, fresh shrimp, and plum syrup.

A professional-style clam kalguksu with a clear, refreshing broth made by simmering a deep stock from dried kelp and dried shrimp, with noodles boiled separately to preserve clarity and freshness.

Steamed king oyster mushrooms are dried slightly to remove moisture, then tossed with toasted perilla seed powder and seasonings to create a savory side dish with a chewy, meat-like texture perfect for rice.

A rich, savory side dish made by boiling raw peanuts in salt water to remove bitterness, then simmering them with ginger slices and soy sauce for a glossy finish.

Glossy, crisp-yet-chewy braised lotus root seasoned with black sugar, kombu, and ginger.

Boil bean sprouts separately to preserve their crisp texture, then cook rice using the blanching water for a rich, savory flavor—deep and satisfying bean sprout rice.

A rich, deep broth with no heaviness, made by mixing gochujang and doenjang in a perfect 1:1 golden ratio, enhanced with diced potatoes for thickness, in a traditional Gangneung-style jang kalguksu.

A clean-tasting frozen pollock stew enhanced with fresh seafood flavor from clams and warty sea squirts, using a rich anchovy broth where salt is added first to prevent the fish flesh from breaking apart.

A soybean side dish made without soaking, where beans are sautéed in oil to prevent skin splitting and seasoned with ginger to eliminate fishy odor, resulting in a tender texture rather than being hard.