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A fresh spring geotjeori kimchi made by lightly salting spring cabbage and Jeju radish, then tossing them with a seasoning of dried chili peppers, pear, and fermented anchovy sauce.

A refreshing and crisp kimchi salad enhanced with the tangy brightness of apples and the natural sweetness of pears, maximizing crunch and flavor.

A fresh kimchi (geotjeori) with a cool and spicy flavor, characteristic of seolleongtang restaurants, made by salting cabbage in brine to preserve its crispness and using a seasoning paste ground from dried chili peppers.

The ultimate gourmet dish, simmered to perfection with a golden ratio sauce made from sea salt soy sauce and doubanjiang, resulting in tender and chewy dogani.

A refreshing and tangy summer water kimchi made with crisp, bitterness-free lettuce soaked in saltwater and cucumbers blanched in hot saltwater, blended with chilled rice for a rich, savory broth.

A unique cucumber kimbap made by soaking thinly sliced cucumbers in a tangy sweet brine, squeezing out all moisture to maximize crisp, chewy texture and refreshing taste.

Traditional mu-jjanji made by salting whole radishes, then aging them with chili seeds, soju, and jujubes.

A refreshing kimchi made by soaking spicy summer radish in New Sugar sweetener to reduce bitterness, then mixing with a special seasoning of blended red chili and cold rice for a cool, deep flavor.

A restaurant-style agujjim made with winter-fresh monkfish, sea squirts, and soybean sprouts, delivering deep flavor without excessive sweetness.

A special kimchi made by salting tender thinned-out radishes and tossing them in a seasoning with red chili pepper syrup and sesame oil to tame the grassy notes of the stems.

Pork rind boiled thoroughly with doenjang and aromatic vegetables to completely eliminate any off-odor, then stir-fried until glazed in a spicy-sweet sauce for a chewy drinking snack

A Gyeongsang regional soup dish made by stir-frying beef with gochugaru in sesame oil to create chili oil, then simmering with large chunks of large green onion and soybean sprouts for a spicy, refreshing broth.