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Shin Dong-min's Fresh Salmon Ochazuke
Ochazuke made by pouring a clean dashi broth, gently steeped with kelp and katsuobushi, over rice topped with fresh salmon, shiso, and sesame seeds.
Striker Chef's Braised Chicken Thighs with Radish
Crispy pan-seared chicken thighs and sweet radish braised in a special soy sauce-based glaze with the added zest of balsamic vinegar, yuzu, and lemon.
Jung Ho-young's Black Sea Bream Soy Sauce Stew
Quickly simmering fresh fish with soy sauce glaze over high heat, continuously basting the fish to maximize tender flesh and rich umami flavor in a Japanese home-style style.
Shin Dong-min's Amberjack Head Stew
A moist and tender amberjack head stew simmered without any fishy odor, using a sweet and savory Japanese-style seasoning.
Choi Kang-rok's Donteki
A Japanese-style pork steak featuring pork neck simmered in a soy sauce base infused with the aroma of ground onion and ginger, served with a nostalgic macaroni salad.
Raymon Kim's Beef Shank Gyu Don
A Japanese-style beef bowl featuring tenderized beef shoulder simmered in a savory katsuobushi broth with caramelized onions, achieved by marinating the meat in finely grated onion for a soft texture and reduced gamey flavor.
School Chef's Premium Gyeran-jjim
Using starch powder and kelp stock, this steamed egg dish maintains an incredibly soft, pudding-like texture and moisture.
Aha Bujang's Exotic Stir-Fried Clams
A Japanese-style pub stir-fried clam dish with an exotic twist, featuring a doubanjiang and oyster sauce base layered with Sichuan pepper powder, lime juice, minari, and butter.
Jung Ho-young's Pacific Saury Egg Roll Sandwich
A unique sandwich featuring whole canned Pacific saury wrapped in an egg roll and layered between slices of bread, marinated in a sweet and savory teriyaki sauce.
Choi Kang-rok's Agwi Jjim-guk
Monkfish is salted to remove its fishy odor, then simmered in sake and water until the liquid is reduced. Green onions and butter are added to enhance the flavor, creating a Japanese-style braised monkfish dish with a salty broth.