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A professional-style webfoot octopus stir-fry that achieves a dry, chewy texture without steaming in water—using soju to gently steam the webfoot octopus, coated with potato starch and enhanced with buttered caramelized onions.

A dry-style stir-fry where pork belly is seared tightly in seasoning, then vegetables and jjukkumi are quickly cooked over high heat to preserve crispness.

A spicy, savory stir-fry that combines the rich fat of pork belly with chewy webfoot octopus, all coated in a secret sauce that makes it a perfect rice thief.

A special seasoning sauce without gochujang, stir-fried over high heat to create a dry, spicy, and smoky jjukkumi bokkeum full of wok hei.

A hot pot-style jjukkumi samgyeopsal where ingredients are simmered in a shallow pool of water and seasoning, allowing the rich sauce to deeply permeate every bite.

A professional-style stir-fried webfoot octopus with a spicy, smoky flavor from cheongyang chili peppers and fine gochugaru, featuring a tender, springy texture from light blanching.

A fresh jjukkumi dish that maximizes tenderness by perfectly removing moisture and grilling quickly over high heat, eliminating any fishy smell.

Chewy webfoot octopus and tender rice cakes coated in a sweet and spicy gochujang sauce with a hint of smoked paprika, delivering a deeply savory webfoot octopus tteokbokki.

Fresh scallops, shrimp, and webfoot octopus are steamed with water dropwort until moist, then finished with a fragrant special garlic and green onion oil. An elegant appetizer dish.

Simple and clean-tasting ma la tang noodles made by boiling ingredients with seasoning without frying, resulting in a light, refreshing flavor without greasiness

A top-class Chinese dish filled with fresh and precious seafood and wild pine mushrooms, wishing happiness for the whole family

A Daejeon-style stir-fried webfoot octopus, moistly cooked with onion broth and a spicy seasoning, perfect to accompany rice or kalguksu.