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Aha Bujang's Buckwheat Soba
A refreshing, subtly sharp buckwheat soba made simply by adding sugar and apple vinegar to store-bought udon tsuyu

Lee Yeon-bok's Palboche Ramyeon
A recipe for completing a luxurious Chinese-style palboche dish in just 10 minutes using ramyeon.

Okjubu's Jjolmyeon
A crisp and refreshing jjolmyeon that captures your appetite with a sweet-and-sour golden ratio secret sauce

Park Eun-young's Compromise-Style Homemade Jajangmyeon
A chef's compromise-style jajangmyeon that combines the crisp texture of light jajang and the moist richness of regular jajang.

Raymon Kim's Meat-Laden Bun Cha
A Vietnamese dish featuring grilled pork with smoky aroma, homemade meatballs, and rice noodles soaked in a tangy-sweet fish sauce

Raymon Kim's King Black Tiger Shrimp Oil Pasta
A rich oil pasta that maximizes the deep umami of king black tiger shrimp by using a stock made from the shrimp's shells and heads.

Aha Bujang's Whole Nakji Somyeon
Whole blanched nakji and fire-charred vegetables stir-fried dry with gochugaru and a special sauce, served with somyeon

Aha Bujang's Spicy Hand-Torn Noodle Soup
A thick, spicy hand-torn noodle soup made with store-bought potato sujebi, potatoes, gochujang, and chili powder, simmered to a restaurant-style consistency.

Aha Bujang's Pocha-Style Spicy Eomuk Tteokbokki
Skewered eomuk simmered clean and spicy in just 10 minutes using tteokbokki powder seasoning, minced garlic, and starch syrup, pojangmacha style.

Lim Sung-geun's Kimchi Mari Naengmyeon
A refreshing summer delicacy quickly made with store-bought naengmyeon noodles, sour kimchi brine, and anchovy broth

Aha Bujang's Beef Bone Ramyun
A rich and hearty seolleongtang-style ramyun with deep beef bone broth and minced garlic

Kim Milan's Mushroom Cream Pasta
A cream pasta with a concentrated mushroom cream, made by long-steeping and blending mushrooms, that clings richly to the noodles.