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Snowflake pan-fried mandu with a crispy bottom like a cracker and a moist inside like steamed mandu, using starch water.

A classic instant tteokbokki that combines basic gochujang seasoning with jjajang powder to achieve the signature deep color of Sindang-dong style, where you simmer the toppings at the table.

A super-fast 5-minute tteok mandu guk that uses crushed soup dumplings in plain water instead of a separate broth

A hearty mandu jeongol packed with seasoned beef, fresh mushrooms, and napa cabbage, simmered in a spicy dadaegi and broth.

A super-simple pojangmacha-style janchi-guksu that comes together in just 5 minutes using dasida, tuna extract, and the kick of sour kimchi—no need to make a separate broth.

A super simple kyou-don style rice bowl that creates a rich, hearty, and moist flavor using only the filling from frozen mandu, without needing expensive beef

A rich and hearty budae jjigae made by roughly chopping ham, dumplings, and green onions and simmering them in store-bought beef bone broth.

A gukbap made by mashing frozen mandu into the broth without any bone stock, creating a deep meaty broth flavor, and adding rice cakes and egg.

A restaurant-style beef bone and brisket tteok mandu guk with deep, rich flavor, made by mixing brisket broth and beef bone broth in a 1:1 ratio

A clear and clean mandu soup made by placing a strainer over store-bought ox bone broth and steaming the mandu so the dumpling skins don't burst, resulting in a clear broth.

An ultra-simple yukgaejang-style tteok mandu-guk made by stir-frying beef brisket until crispy, then using the savory oil to flavor with scallions and gochugaru for a spicy and hearty broth.

A savory stew featuring the fresh oceanic flavor of omandungi (warty sea squirt), blended into a seasoned sauce and simmered with crisp soybean sprouts and firm tofu for a bold, refreshing taste.