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A Sichuan-style meat dish that combines the bold flavors of Mala Tang and Jjajang, delivering a tender, numbingly spicy experience.

A Sichuan-style chicken dish that boasts the ultimate savory flavor, simmering tender chicken thigh in a spicy doubanjiang sauce.

A Sichuan-style spicy stir-fried tan tan noodles recipe made easy and rich with peanut butter.

Authentic Sichuan-style mapo tofu with a numbing, spicy kick, made by roasting and grinding fresh huajiao (ma jiao) powder, combined with doubanjiang and fragrant pork oil.

A Sichuan-style eggplant stir-fry made without frying, using salt to eliminate greasiness and achieve a clean, savory flavor

A Sichuan-style cold chicken dish with a tangy and sweet sauce based on soy sauce and black vinegar, perfect for reviving your appetite.

A Sichuan-style Chinese rice bowl simmered with fresh seafood, meat, and vegetables in a spicy homemade gochujang oil, thickened with starch for a smooth, rich texture.

Chef Lee Yeon-bok's signature dish that won a complete victory in a local Sichuan cooking competition: a spicy, sour, and sweet Sichuan-style yu xiang eggplant.

Authentic Sichuan-style Gongbao Chicken, stir-fried with tender chicken thigh meat, crisp celery, and savory peanuts (or cashews), delivering a perfect balance of sweet, sour, and spicy flavors.

A clear broth with a subtle, spicy kick from green chili peppers, characteristic of Sichuan-style tangbap without a red hue

A tender jokbal dish simmered for three hours with a spicy-sour Sichuan-style sauce made from doubanjiang and Chinese black vinegar.

A traditional Sichuan dried and smoked pork stir-fry, made by aging pork belly for a month to concentrate deep umami flavor.