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A refreshing water drop pickled mustard greens made without boiling soy sauce, enhanced with plum syrup and soju for flavor and preservation.

A refreshing summer delicacy of naeng ramyun, featuring a sweet, tangy, and icy broth made with ramyun seasoning, soy sauce, sugar, and vinegar, topped with crunchy garnishes.

A super simple kongguksu made in a flash by blending tofu, milk, and peanut butter in a mixer, without the hassle of soaking and grinding soybeans.

Moist steamed pork belly (bossam) served with spicy and savory seasoned myeongran jeot (salted pollack roe) and sweet-sour seasoned squid and water dropwort, making a unique three-combination bossam.

The most classic nostalgic watermelon punch made with the golden ratio of milk and lemon-lime soda, plus sweet canned fruit

A homemade version of Dondang-style kalguksu made by combining sari gomtang and dried anchovy kalguksu ramen, topped with water dropwort and brisket

A refreshing, tangy soup made with a deep broth from dried anchovies and kelp, featuring crisp kimchi and soybean sprouts, enhanced with water dropwort instead of green onions for a unique coolness.

Maximizing the subtle sweetness and refreshing fizz of pear by mixing blended pear drink and cider, this is a unique watermelon hwachae.

A super simple yukjeon that mixes ground beef, eggs, and vegetables all at once and cooks thinly in 5 minutes, without the hassle of frying thin slices of meat one by one, served with a tangy seasoned field chive salad.

A deep-flavored hot pot made by layering seasoned beef with various vegetables and grilled tofu, then simmered in a spicy gochujang-based sauce and beef bone broth.

A mul-kimchi that preserves the crunchiness of blanched ssamchu stems and maximizes the refreshing, fizzy taste with a special broth made from store-bought pear juice and carbonated water.

Aged soy-marinated shrimp made by simmering a blend of soy sauce, sugar, cheongju, and cooking wine, then cooling it completely and infusing it with the deep flavors of garlic, onion, and cheongyang chili pepper.