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A Korean chicken dish simmered with chicken, potatoes, and vegetables in a spicy and hearty broth. It's great as a meal or as a side for drinks.

A dish made with chicken, glass noodles, and various vegetables in a savory and sweet soy sauce-based seasoning. It's easy to eat as it uses boneless chicken meat.

Tteokbokki with added meat for enhanced umami and a satisfying meal.

A dish made by stir-frying boneless chicken feet in a spicy sauce. It's popular as a side dish for drinks due to its chewy and firm texture.

A dish made by stir-frying chicken neck, a special cut of chicken, with a savory sauce. Enjoy its unique texture that is both tender and chewy.

Tteokbokki generously filled with various types of fish cakes. The flavor from the fish cakes blends well with the tteokbokki sauce.

White rice. It's great to pair with spicy Jjimdak or soup dishes.

Glass noodles added to Jjimdak. Enjoy the glass noodles that are fully soaked in the sauce.

Potato and rice cake add-ins for main dishes.

Noodle add-in for the remaining broth. You can choose between ramen, udon, or jjolmyeon according to your preference.

Thick and chewy Chinese-style glass noodles made from potato starch. Characterized by a chewy texture similar to rice cakes.

Korea's representative distilled spirit. Its clean taste pairs well with various Korean dishes.

A crisp and refreshing lager beer.

A Korean fruit wine with the fragrant sweetness of plum.

A clear rice wine characterized by its clean and smooth taste, achieved through low-temperature fermentation.

A fizzy carbonated beverage.

A clear, refreshing carbonated drink with lemon-lime flavor.