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A super simple japchae where the glass noodles are coated with oil while boiling to prevent sticking, and crunchy soybean sprouts and chewy fish cakes are quickly stir-fried with a special seasoning sauce.

A special side dish made by boiling spicy green peppers with enoki mushrooms in salted water for just 50 seconds instead of steaming, maximizing crispiness, and tossing with a crushed sesame seasoning sauce.

Spiced crab made with slightly frozen flower crab, mixed with potato starch slurry and a special seasoning sauce, resulting in tender, resilient meat reminiscent of a top-tier restaurant-style dish

Steamed eggplant for exactly 4 minutes, then drained of half its moisture to create a tender yet firm texture. Mixed with coarsely crushed garlic and seasoned sauce, resulting in a satisfyingly non-soggy eggplant side dish.

Boiled briefly with 1 cup of water and quickly cooled in cold water, then enhanced with anchovy fish sauce and sesame salt for maximum umami flavor.

A savory bibimbap seasoning sauce enhanced with dried shrimp powder and butter, heated in the microwave to eliminate fishy odor and add richness and umami depth.

A clear radish soup made by stir-frying dried pollock strips in sesame oil, then simmering them with kelp and beef bone broth.

Chewy soy-braised potatoes that stay intact by first removing moisture in the microwave before braising.

A traditional yukgaejang made by first stir-frying beef shank in a pressure cooker until tender, then simmering it with generous amounts of large green onion and vegetables for a deep, rich flavor.

A super-simple side dish where salty Spam and nutty tofu are simmered in a spicy gochugaru seasoning, making you finish a whole bowl of rice in no time.

A savory side dish made by stir-frying dried shrimp and small anchovies together in fragrant garlic oil to double the umami, then adding starch syrup off the heat to maximize crispiness.

A royal-style stir-fried japchae where the glass noodles are not fully boiled but stir-fried in a pan with soy sauce seasoning, coating them so they stay chewy even after a long time.