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A royal-style stir-fried japchae where the glass noodles are not fully boiled but stir-fried in a pan with soy sauce seasoning, coating them so they stay chewy even after a long time.

A reimagined version of Taiwanese soul food, Pai Gu, featuring a crispy coating made with potato starch and served with a sweet-savory stir-fried vegetable side.

A premium jjamppong ramen with a rich, deep flavor, using ramen broth as a base and enhanced with abalone, shrimp, and various mushrooms.

A premium Chinese-style dish featuring a variety of fresh seafood and vegetables stir-fried with a smoky aroma, served with a sharp mustard sauce that delivers a bold kick.

A quick and simple chicken gaejang that achieves deep, savory flavor akin to long-simmered broth by using liquid chicken stock as a secret ingredient.

A Japanese-style gyoza made with egg and wood ear mushrooms instead of meat, featuring a crispy snowflake-like edge created with a starch batter.

Soak glass noodles thoroughly and cook them to the right texture, then mix with separately stir-fried meat and vegetables to create a classic japchae that maintains its chewy texture even when eaten the next day.

A spicy and refreshing seafood jjamppong made by stir-frying onion and chili powder in a rich mussel-infused seafood broth

Marinated pork belly wrapped in rice paper and pan-fried, resulting in a crispy, chewy exterior like guobaorou and a juicy interior in this unique tangsuyuk.

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 highly addictive Taiwanese-style beef noodle soup made by simmering beef brisket and tendon with a variety of spices and doubanjiang sauce.

A traditional clam jjamppong with a refreshing, savory depth from clams and the spicy tang of chili powder.