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Delicious Slow-Aging Sundubu Jjigae
A sundubu jjigae that develops deep flavor by simmering only with the moisture from the soft tofu, without adding water.

Delicious Slow-Aging Sundubu Miyeokguk
A hearty seaweed soup with beef and sundubu. It's filling enough as a meal on its own without rice.

Delicious Slow-Aging Cabbage Tomato Soup
A slow-aging soup with a healthy harmony of cabbage and tomato, deepened with bacon and chicken breast.

Aha Bujang's Beef Bone Mandu Soup
A super-simple beef bone mandu soup that delivers deep, savory broth flavor in just 5 minutes using store-bought beef bone concentrate and frozen mandu.

Aha Bujang's Crab Stick Egg Drop Soup
A crab soup that recreates the flavor of a Chinese restaurant course meal using crab sticks, soft egg, and thick starch slurry

Aha Bujang's Clear Sundaeguk-Style Ppyeo-haejang-guk
A clear ppyeo-haejang-guk (pork backbone hangover soup) that highlights a clean, savory flavor using saeujeot (Korean salted fermented shrimp) and salt in a rich pork backbone broth, without dried radish greens or red seasoning.

Aha Bujang's Spicy Mussel Jjamppong-tang
A fiery jjamppong-tang that captures the wok hei of a Chinese restaurant by adding chili oil and vegetables stir-fried with fine chili powder to a rich mussel broth.

Aha Bujang's Classic Janchi Guksu
A classic janchi guksu made with a rich broth brewed from anchovies, dried shrimp, and shiitake mushrooms, topped with four sautéed garnishes.

Aha Bujang's Kongbiji Jjigae
A savory kongbiji jjigae made easily by blending tofu until smooth and simmering it with sour kimchi and pork.

Seonkyoung Longest Vegan Jjamppong
A spicy vegan jjamppong with mushrooms, konjac, and fried tofu in a kelp broth, infused with scallion-garlic oil and smoked paprika for a deep, smoky heat.

Seonkyoung Longest's Kongguksu
A rich and nutty traditional summer kongguksu made by boiling soaked soybeans and grinding them fresh.

Seonkyoung Longest's Vegan Brothy Tteokbokki
A sweet and spicy vegan brothy tteokbokki made by first simmering rice cakes in sugar water so they absorb the seasoning well, and using tofu sheets instead of Korean fish cake (eomuk).