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A Waterless Oiji made by soaking Korean cucumbers in plum syrup, sea salt, and soju, with dried garlic skins and chili seeds added for flavor.

A restaurant-style bibim mul naengmyeon that harmoniously combines a savory, palate-coating dadegi sauce with store-bought broth.

A meat dish where pork belly is first partially grilled, then coated with gochujang marinade and grilled over low heat.

Crisp-fried soggy kim to make a savory, spicy side dish that pairs perfectly with rice—no clumping, just rich flavor and bold spice.

A tangy-sweet, crisp all-purpose spring onion namul made in just 3 minutes with a perfect balance of soy sauce and plum syrup

A clean, tender sweet flavor made by straining only fruit juice and slowly grilling without burning by adding a little water.

A rice-killer perilla leaf dish simmered for just one minute with layered boiled seasoning, then rested to fully preserve its aroma and texture.

Delicious noodles tossed in a sweet and sour soy sauce dressing, topped with flaky canned tuna and finely chopped perilla leaves sautéed until crisp and fragrant.

A refreshing and tangy radish salad featuring tender squid strips soaked in the brine from radish, achieving both crispiness and chewiness in a sweet-and-sour broth.

A festive-style japchae packed with rich bulgogi flavor, made by cooking noodles directly in seasoned broth without boiling them separately—resulting in a non-burnt, deeply savory dish.

A rich and savory old kimchi anchovy stew made by washing away the brine from old kimchi, then simmering it with sesame oil, anchovies, and hearty doenjang to create a deeply flavorful dish that makes rice disappear in no time.

A unique side dish that transforms lettuce, usually eaten only in wraps, by briefly blanching it in boiling water and tossing it with a sweet-and-sour seasoning of soybean paste and gochujang.