
Cheonsachae Salad: Korean Kelp Noodles and Crab Sticks (6)
A chilled Korean restaurant-style side dish of crunchy ready-to-eat kelp noodles, crab sticks and vegetables in mayonnaise-mustard dressing.
Korean home cooking first, with dishes from around the world.

These traditional pan-fried skewers combine scallion, beef and carrot in an egg-flour coating, not rice cakes.

Soak dried shiitakes cold and double-fry them, then serve with a sweet-and-sour apple, pineapple and cucumber sauce. This is different from spicy mushroom gangjeong or pork tangsuyuk. Allow at least four hours for soaking and 30–60 minutes for starch settling.

A Korean soybean-paste soup with spinach, clams and beef. Unlike anchovy-stock spinach soup, clam and beef add distinct flavor. Check live clam freshness and purge cold.

A nonspicy Korean pan-grilled boneless chicken dish with soy, garlic, rice syrup and a butter finish.

A Korean-Chinese pork and garlic-chive stir-fry served with steamed buns. Unlike familiar japchae, this version uses no glass noodles.