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A thick dakbokkeumtang made with only chicken legs for a chewy texture, finished by boiling in two 8-minute stages

A professional-style anchovy noodle soup with a deeply infused dipori broth enhanced by oyster sauce for extra savoriness, and noodles boiled for exactly 2 minutes to achieve a delightfully chewy texture.

Eonyang-style beef bulgogi marinated in a blend of ground pear drink and dark brown sugar, then cooked until all moisture evaporates for a crispy finish.

A Jeonju-style soybean sprout hangover soup with a rich broth made from dried pollock and anchovies, topped with squid, fresh garlic, and sour kimchi

A pork rice soup featuring tender boiled pork foreleg and a rich broth, served with a scallion seasoning paste.

Boiled pork belly simmered with aromatic vegetables and soy sauce, served warm on a bed of stir-fried soybean sprouts and vegetables with a smoky flavor, presented on an iron plate.

A lightning-fast Chinese-style udon that delivers a clean, refreshing, and savory depth of flavor in just 5 minutes using simple vegetables, cut crab, and chicken stock.

A hearty, spicy broth loaded with minari, mushrooms, and beef, enjoyed as a course that ends with kalguksu noodles and fried rice

A practical japchae where glass noodles are colored deeply with dark soy sauce without pre-soaking, then coated with oil to prevent clumping even after time passes.

A 5-minute kimchi udon that captures the savory depth and spicy kick of a Japanese-style restaurant, made with well-fermented kimchi, Korean fish cake (eomuk), hondashi, and shichimi.

A pork spine hangover soup boiled spicily with traditional soybean paste and chili powder, packed with a mountain of large green onions instead of dried napa cabbage greens.

Dubu kimchi enjoyed with savory thinly sliced pork belly and sour, well-fermented kimchi stir-fried to be full of umami, served alongside pan-seared tofu.