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Aha Bujang's Super Simple Chinese-Style Udon
A Chinese restaurant-style udon featuring a refreshing broth with seafood and colorful vegetables.
Aha Bujang's Whole Chicken Gomtang
A clear chicken broth deeply infused with napa cabbage and radish, served with an addictive spicy special sauce
Jung Ho-gyun's Pineapple Jeyuk Bokkeum
Savory jeyuk bokkeum tenderized with pineapple juice and stir-fried with napa cabbage heart in a direct-fire style
Solo Cooking God's Rice Paper Dumplings
A unique chewy and crispy dumpling made by wrapping rice paper in two layers instead of flour skin and pan-frying until golden brown.
Hwang Jin-sun's Donggodubu
A Chinese-style tofu and mushroom stir-fry, with golden-browned tofu and fragrant shiitake mushrooms coated in a savory oyster sauce.
Kim Dae-seok's Mussel Kimchi Soup
The ultimate hangover soup, where the tangy depth of well-aged kimchi meets chewy fresh mussels and a refreshing shrimp paste finish.
Yoon Yi-ryeon's Refreshing White Kimchi
A crisp white kimchi made by pouring a lightly salted broth of blended pear and radish over three heads of autumn storage cabbage.
Seonkyoung Longest's Kimchi Pork Pasta
A fusion pasta with rich umami from stir-fried kimchi and ground pork, enhanced with miso and butter
Seonkyoung Longest's Kimchi Bibim Guksu
A quick kimchi bibim guksu made by mixing somyeon with well-fermented napa cabbage kimchi and a spicy-sweet sauce
Kim Ho-yoon's Webfoot Octopus Jjolmyeon Stir-fry
A spicy-sweet stir-fry of blanched webfoot octopus with thin jjolmyeon noodles and crunchy vegetables.
Kim Ho-yoon's Kimchi Tuna Sundubu Yeol Ramyun
A spicy and soft Yeol Ramyun recipe made by stir-frying kimchi and tuna in chili oil and scallion-infused oil
Maeil Matna Cabbage Roll Hot Pot
A vegetable broth hot pot made by rolling mushrooms, sausage, Korean fish cake (eomuk), and vegetables in blanched cabbage leaves and simmering them in a shallow broth