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Chicken marinated for over 4 hours in a soy sauce and oyster sauce mixture, then roasted in the oven until crispy outside and juicy inside — a Chinese-style oven roast.

A Thai-style pork and basil rice bowl with spicy Thai chilies, pungent garlic, and an exotic savory depth from fish sauce.

A Cantonese-style dish that transforms tough beef into a tender, chewy texture using a baking soda marinade, then stir-fries it with crisp broccoli in a special Chinese-style sauce.

A spicy and numbing mala stew made by simmering chicken wings with garlic chives and red chili peppers in a bold mala seasoning.

A seafood stone plate jjajang that sizzles on a hot stone plate, keeping it warm and rich until the very last bite.

A Chinese-style omeurice with a fluffy egg blanket filled with shrimp and crab sticks, laid over rice stir-fried with mayonnaise for a rich, savory flavor.

Chicken feet cleaned with doenjang and whole black peppercorns to remove any off-odor, then simmered in Haidilao mala sauce and spicy seasonings for a numbing, tingly mala chicken feet stew.

Chef Lee Yeon-bok's signature dish that won a complete victory in a local Sichuan cooking competition: a spicy, sour, and sweet Sichuan-style yu xiang eggplant.

A refined Chinese-style side dish enjoyed since diplomatic service days, featuring chewy dried shiitake mushrooms, crisp bamboo shoots, and blanched chonggengchae (Chinese kale) for contrasting textures.

A unique Chinese-style burger featuring tender, boiled pork belly stir-fried with colorful vegetables and a spicy soybean paste sauce, sandwiched between soft Chinese rolls.

Lee Yeon-bok's juicy beef short ribs, coated with lightly toasted glutinous rice flour and steamed to perfection.

A super simple recipe for Japchae Rice that anyone can make at home without fail—quick, easy, and perfectly recreates the smoky flavor of a Chinese restaurant dish.