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Kim Dae-seok's Spicy Beef and Radish Soup
Marinating radish in soy sauce broth prevents it from breaking down, while stir-frying beef brisket and green onions without oil enhances umami flavor—this is a hearty radish soup inspired by street-side jjigae-style rice porridge.
Kim Dae-seok's Old-fashioned Beef Bulgogi
A mountainous old-style beef bulgogi simmered with a rich broth, enhanced by pear and seasoning to eliminate gamey odors while preserving tender meat texture.
Kim Dae-seok's Sujebi
A chewy sujebi soup made by simply breaking off portions with a spoon—no need to tear by hand
Kim Dae-seok's Quick Eoriguljeot
Fresh oysters seasoned for immediate serving with lemon, red pepper flakes, anchovy fish sauce, and sliced chestnuts.
Kim Dae-seok's Ttukbaegi Bulgogi
A restaurant-style ttukbaegi bulgogi featuring tender beef and glass noodles simmered in a rich, sweet broth made with apple juice.
Kim Dae-seok's Pork Belly Suyuk
Tender pork belly simmered with green onion, onion, garlic, soju, cola, soy sauce, and whole peppercorns.
Kim Dae-seok's Mackerel Stew
A mackerel stew that reduces fishy odor using vinegar and salt brining, ensuring the flesh stays intact and doesn't easily fall apart during cooking.
Ttukdak Hyung's Ugeoji Haechangguk
A rich and spicy ugeoji haechangguk made by seasoning beef and tender ugeoji with gochugaru, doenjang, and dried anchovy sauce, then simmering them in a beef bone broth.
Ttukdak Hyung's Yurin-gi
Crispy fried chicken thigh with potato starch, served with green onion, green chili, and red chili for a sweet and sour flavor
Ttukdak Hyung's Chicken Bulgogi
Spicy, tangy chicken bulgogi made by finely grinding chicken thigh and chicken o-dol-bone, mixing with a fiery gochujang marinade, then grilling for a bold, satisfying bite.
Lim Sung-geun's Universal Radish Stew Base
This versatile radish stew base, inspired by Namdaemun galchi jorim style, can be used as a foundation for any fish stew or dried anchovy stew.
Sung Anh's Dakbokkeumtang
Chef Sung Anh's dakbokkeumtang uses reduced paprika juice instead of gochujang and oven-roasted whole garlic to bring out deep sweetness and savory richness.