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A one-pan japchae where pork, glass noodles, and garlic chives are simmered together in a spicy, savory sauce without the hassle of cooking ingredients separately.

A highly addictive large green onion and pork belly rice bowl, featuring a savory sauce seasoned with chicken stock and sesame oil, thickened with potato starch, and topped with grilled pork belly.

A Chinese-style braised chicken dish that uses only the natural moisture from onions and chicken, without a single drop of water, to create deep umami and tender meat.

A super simple dish of soft scrambled eggs quickly stir-fried with crunchy garlic chives and the savory depth of oyster sauce.

A restaurant-style rice bowl featuring chewy pork jowl pan-fried to render its fat, then glazed in a homemade sweet-savory sauce, served with crisp scallion salad and a sunny-side-up egg with a runny yolk.

Thinly sliced pork is pre-seasoned, then combined with sour kimchi and a spicy sauce to create a restaurant-quality kimchi jeyuk bokkeum.

A basic side dish of kkwarigochu peppers, beef, and shiitake mushrooms stir-fried in a Jin-ganjang seasoning and finished with starch syrup for a glossy sheen.

A premium restorative porridge made by finely chopping fresh abalone innards and stir-frying them with rice for a nutty flavor, then topped with an egg yolk for extra smoothness.

Tender pan-fried beef coated in starch powder and egg wash, marinated in an all-purpose soy sauce seasoning—a must-have jeon for holidays.

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.

A holiday braised short rib dish where LA-style short ribs are first simmered in plain water, then braised until tender in a soy sauce marinade blended with pear and onion juice.

A luxurious yukjeon that maximizes nuttiness and tenderness while sealing in juices by coating with glutinous rice flour instead of wheat flour.