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A rich and hearty tuna stew where the oil from canned tuna is used as-is, allowing soft potatoes and radishes to absorb a deep, savory blend of gochujang and doenjang seasoning.

A spicy, chewy kimchi sukki with a rich umami flavor, made by boiling fresh kimchi in dried anchovy broth and enhancing depth with a small amount of doenjang.

A delicious, addictive side dish inspired by a popular street-side restaurant, where the spicy aroma of gochujang oil blends perfectly with the sweet richness of gae-matsal, making it impossible to stop eating.

A tuna seaweed soup where the plant-based oil from canned tuna is used to sauté seaweed and minced garlic, eliminating fishy odors and creating a clean, deep broth flavor with soy sauce and anchovy sauce.

Pork neck pounded and coated with potato starch, grilled until golden and juicy, then quickly simmered over high heat with a homemade soy sauce featuring yuzu paste for a refreshing sweet-savory flavor—this is a standout meat dish.

Zucchini is first salted to preserve its crisp texture and prevent breaking during cooking, then enhanced with a deep umami flavor from shrimp paste.

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.

Meat rolls made by wrapping stir-fried pork and vegetables in rice paper, then deep-frying until crispy and chewy, served with a mustard soy sauce

Crispy twice-fried chicken and wheat rice cakes coated in a spicy-sweet sauce made with sriracha and gochujang, delivering a rich and savory flavor with minimal oil.

A transformed egg fried rice that maximizes flavor with the rich aroma of finely chopped garlic sautéed in butter and a silky egg-coated rice, finished with the deep umami of soy sauce.

A rice side dish made by boiling potatoes whole, then frying them in oil to create a wrinkled skin and chewy interior texture.

A rich, savory miyeokguk made without beef, using a secret technique of sautéing seaweed with a combination of dried anchovy sauce, soy sauce, and taste salt, along with a blend of perilla oil and sesame oil for deep umami flavor.