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Crispy Japanese-style fried chicken made by coating soy sauce, garlic, and ginger-marinated chicken thighs in starch and double-frying them.

A thick, savory cabbage pancake made with shredded cabbage, pork belly, sour kimchi, eggs, and just a minimal amount of starch powder — perfect as a meal replacement.

A Chinese-style eggplant rice bowl where eggplant is pan-fried until golden for texture, then topped with minced meat seasoned with oyster sauce and doubanjiang for deep umami.

A nostalgic lunchbox side dish made by gently simmering aged kimchi in rice water or anchovy dash broth without stir-frying.

An addictive, all-purpose side dish of ground beef and spicy cheongyang chili peppers simmered down in fermented anchovy sauce and soy sauce seasoning

A potato julienne pancake made with thinly sliced potatoes instead of grating, with 1 tablespoon of starch powder added for easy flipping and extreme crispiness.

Aha Bujang's soup-style tteokbokki with deep flavor from a small amount of chunjang, combined with the savory notes of gochujang and beef dashida.

An authentic Chinese-style mapo tofu layered with the flavors of pork, tofu, coarsely chopped garlic, and doubanjiang, stir-fried step by step.

A super simple eomuk bokkeum that recreates old-school street-style tteokbokki flavor using gochujang, starch syrup, and ramyun seasoning in a fish cake broth base.

A chewy, spicy, sweet-and-salty stir-fried Korean fish cake (eomuk) made by adding water and reducing it until dry, then chilling for an even better texture.

A premium fruit fried pork that maximizes the natural freshness, tanginess, and sweetness by generously adding fresh fruits like apple, orange, and lemon to the traditional fried pork sauce.

A rice thief side dish where the meaty, chewy texture of shredded mushrooms meets the sweet and spicy Chinese-style doubanjiang sauce.