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An unconventional, richly flavored tofu stew with a deep umami taste, created by infusing the smoky aroma of chili powder into the savory fat of fatty pork belly, then enriching it with solid curry cubes for a hearty, satisfying bowl of rice.

A side dish made by simmering crispy fried eggs, which are pan-fried like deep-fried, with a spicy-sweet gochujang seasoning and onions until the sauce thickens just right.

A spicy-sweet, crispy grilled chicken thigh dish that replicates the flavor of buffalo wings at just one-fourth the price of takeout chicken, made easily at home.

An addictive rice bowl made by stir-frying thick-cut pork belly and onion with a custom sauce of tonkatsu sauce and vinegar, then surrounding it with eggs to gently cook.

A unique stir-fried udon featuring crispy roasted chicken thigh meat, crunchy vegetables, and udon noodles stir-fried with tonkatsu sauce and oyster sauce for a savory, satisfying flavor.

A unique hamburger steak that skips the tedious pounding and shaping process—simply sauté ground beef in a pan, then top with a tangy-sweet sauce, cheese, and eggs for a soft, spoonable dish.

Using cola to achieve sweetness and rich color, seasoned with oyster sauce for a simple, foolproof steamed chicken that anyone can easily make

A spicy and refreshing soup featuring skewered fish cakes and crisp bean sprouts, seasoned with gochujang and oyster sauce

A standout noodle dish that elevates Chef Lee Yeon-bok's bibimbap noodles by topping them with crispy fried pork belly, intensifying the spicy, tangy, and savory flavors.

Grilled chicken thigh meat with green onions, simmered in a savory-sweet sauce, perfect as a hearty snack or side dish

A unique stew using an entire bottle of herbal tea instead of star anise, delivering the rich, deep flavor reminiscent of Chinese restaurant-style braised pork belly, made with chicken thigh meat.

Sear vegetables and slab pork belly over high heat in a pan to develop a smoky flavor, then add whole soybean curd for a hearty, satisfying hangover remedy jjamppong ramen.