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A refined nourishing dish that captures the deep flavor of samgyetang in bite-sized dim sum

Large-scale one-pan japchae made by sequentially adding glass noodles, meat, and vegetables to a single saucepan without the hassle of stir-frying ingredients separately.

A simple, oil-free, and refreshing japchae made by steaming noodles and ingredients together in a steamer basket without stir-frying each ingredient separately.

A rich and flavorful doenjang jjigae made without the hassle of preparing stock, using dried anchovy powder and gochujang, with fresh seasonal nang-i added in two stages to maximize aroma.

Boil bean sprouts separately to maximize crispness, then cook rice using the boiling water for enhanced flavor, and serve mixed with a fragrant scallion seasoning sauce for a delicious dish.

A thick, tender omelette made by removing moisture from long-cut shiitake mushrooms using a microwave, then mixing them with a subtle curry powder and glutinous rice flour to prevent tearing, resulting in a richly textured dish.

A crisp, spicy stir-fry featuring shishito peppers and chewy squid, with a thickened sauce that clings well to the ingredients for a deliciously savory-sweet side dish.

Boil bean sprouts separately to preserve their crisp texture, then cook rice using the blanching water for a rich, savory flavor—deep and satisfying bean sprout rice.

A restaurant-secret water kimchi that captures the crisp crunch of pickled cucumbers and the refreshing coolness of young napa cabbage, seasoned with a broth made from dried shiitake and kelp, plus hand-ground chili paste.

An authentic soy sauce marinated crab made by blending jin soy sauce and Joseon soy sauce for deep flavor, and repeatedly pouring boiled-then-cooled soy sauce mixture to eliminate any fishy smell.

A basic broth made by steeping anchovies, dashima, radish, onion, large green onion, and shiitake mushroom stems, used in various soup dishes.

A nourishing abalone porridge boasting extreme nuttiness and tenderness, made by lightly grinding soaked rice and simmering it with abalone innards in a pressure cooker.