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A unique fritter dish featuring tender chicken thigh meat finely minced and pan-fried to a crispy, savory chicken-like flavor.

A tender pork ribs stew with perfectly balanced golden seasoning ratio based on meat weight and enhanced umami from dried shiitake mushrooms

A clean and refined ddeokguk simmered with convenience using retort bone broth, featuring neatly prepared egg jidan and scallion garnish.

A delicious stew made by neatly arranging leftover jeon in a low pot and simmering it with shrimp paste and soy sauce, resulting in a refreshing, rich broth.

A traditional Jeollado-style mul-kimchi made by pickling crisp yeolmu (young radish) and eolgari baechu (napa cabbage) in cheonilyeom (sea salt), then adding a poolguk (porridge paste) made from ground cold rice and a secret sauce with honggochu (red chili peppers) and apples.

An ultra-simple jangajji made by layering a soy-sauce-based broth with jocheong and spicy chopped chili peppers over sheets of seaweed

A unique kimchi jjim that maximizes savory and soft flavors by adding fresh cream to kimchi jjim made by grilling thick pork neck and aged kimchi.

A super simple soy-marinated red shrimp made in 5 seconds without the hassle of boiling and cooling, using store-bought buckwheat soba broth.

Crispy frozen tangsuyuk tossed in a special sweet and spicy sauce made with a golden ratio of gochujang, sriracha, and ketchup.

A popular Chinese restaurant side dish with crisp texture and rich garlic aroma, ready faster than ramen.

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 Korean-Chinese fried chicken dish that is tangy, sweet, and spicy, maintaining crispiness even when drenched in sauce, using Chef Lee Yeon-bok's secret oil-based batter technique.