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A nostalgic taste of tteokbokki and tteokkochi made by simmering tteokbokki rice cakes and Korean fish cake (eomuk) in a spicy-sweet gochujang sauce.

Soak japchae rice cakes in cold water for 30 minutes, then marinate in soy sauce to prevent them from softening over time. This premium japchae guk features a rich flavor from beef toppings stir-fried until crisp and a store-bought galbi-tang broth base.

Grilled in a pan without frying, then simmered with chewy rice cakes and a spicy-sweet sauce, this Jikoba-style chicken removes excess oil while delivering bold flavor.

A nostalgic cheese buldak loaded with spicy chicken thigh and rice cakes, generously topped with buttery corn cheese to balance heat and richness

Super simple sausage and rice cake skewers made with an unbeatable special sauce of chojang and maple syrup mixed 1:1

A nostalgic pan-tteokbokki recipe simmered down with just three ingredients—starch syrup, beef dashida, and gochugaru—without gochujang.

A spicy-sweet stir-fried dish made with pork belly and tteokbokki rice cakes, perfect as a side for rice or an alcoholic drink accompaniment.

A clean, savory brothy tteokbokki made with onion powder and garlic powder, perfect for dipping fried foods or rice balls.

A brothless dakbokkeumtang stir-fried with only vegetable juice and a thick, rich sauce, infusing the chicken with smoky flavor and umami.

A super simple seafood stew made by pouring a thick, spicy potato starch sauce over thick bean sprouts for steaming and plenty of seafood, then cooking in a rice cooker for 15 minutes.

A spicy hangover ramyeon featuring blanched bean sprouts and soaked rice cake slices in a fiery broth, topped with gochugaru for a bracing and refreshing flavor reminiscent of a classic specialty shop.

A unique oil-based tteokbokki, fragrant with plenty of sliced and minced garlic in olive oil, and enriched with the savory flavor of dried shrimp, all stir-fried over low heat until nutty and delicious.