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Jung Ho-young's Snowflake Dumplings
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.
Hwang Jin-sun's Seafood Ulmyeon
A warm and savory traditional Chinese-style Korean noodle dish with various vegetables and fresh seafood, thickened with starch.
Hwang Jin-sun's Baek Jjamppong
A white jjamppong that uses Santan liquid sauce to create a rich, savory broth without complicated stock preparation
Yeo Kyung-rae's Super Simple Japchae Rice
A super simple recipe for Japchae Rice that anyone can make at home without fail—quick, easy, and perfectly recreates the smoky flavor of a Chinese restaurant dish.
Aha Bujang's Super Simple Chinese-Style Udon
A Chinese restaurant-style udon featuring a refreshing broth with seafood and colorful vegetables.
Lee Hye-jung's Yukbochae
A Chinese-style stir-fry dish that lightly sautés seven ingredients including pork, shrimp, mushrooms, and minari with cheongju and oyster sauce.
Ttukdak Hyung's Beef Tangsuyuk
Premium tangsuyuk made with tender chuck flap tail and shiitake mushrooms, double-fried in a settled starch batter for ultimate crispiness.
Yeo Kyung-ok's Sichuan-style Rice Bowl
A fragrant, spicy rice bowl featuring pork stir-fried in fiery chili oil with minced garlic, then simmered with an abundance of mushrooms and vegetables to create a moist, thick sauce that coats the rice.
Lee Yeon-bok's Chinese-Style Tonkatsu
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.
Lee Yeon-bok's Tangsu-guk
Lee Yeon-bok chef's authentic tangsu-guk that ends the debate between dipping and eating dry—crispy on the outside, soft on the inside.
Lim Sung-geun's Godeongban
Traditional bibimbap with the five-colored garnish enjoyed in royal courts during the Joseon Dynasty
Yeo Kyung-ok's Guangdong-Style Sweet and Sour Pork
Authentic Guangdong-style sweet and sour pork made by coating tenderloin with a crispy batter and tossing it in a tangy, sweet ketchup-based sauce.