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A thick, creamy jjolbokki made by combining store-bought tomato sauce, gochujang, and milk for a smooth yet spicy flavor that satisfies Korean palates.

A flavor-packed soup tteokbokki that's as easy to make as ramen, using the actual tteokbokki powder blend from snack shops.

A traditional-style tteokbokki with deep sweetness and glossy sauce that clings to the rice cakes, using jochung instead of sugar or corn syrup

A super simple ddeokbokki made in just 5 minutes using only three basic seasonings: gochujang, sugar, and soy sauce.

Fry finely chopped fish cake and onion until golden brown, then create a rich, sticky flavor using dried anchovy powder and glutinous rice flour for a deep broth tteokbokki.

A street-side style tteokbokki with thick garae-tteok, enhanced with the deep flavor of chicken stock, simmered to a rich and slightly thick sauce.

A super-fast 5-minute tteok mandu guk that uses crushed soup dumplings in plain water instead of a separate broth

A popular rest stop snack, 'So-tteok Eomuk', made by skewering sausages, rice cakes, and fish cakes, then frying them until crispy before coating with a special sweet and spicy sauce.

A savory and tender bulgogi made by grinding inexpensive pork shoulder meat and mixing it with finely grated onion juice to soften the texture, then stir-frying until richly flavorful.

Baek Jong-won's Beef Tteok-Mandu-guk, which achieves a rich and deep meat broth flavor by thoroughly stir-frying beef in sesame oil and cooking oil, without using beef bone broth.

A super speedy spicy rabokki that comes together in just 8 minutes using only a deep microwave-safe bowl and a microwave, no stove needed.

A super simple tteok mandu guk that creates a rich broth without needing to make stock separately—just crush frozen dumplings to extract deep flavor.