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Soybean Paste Stew ($15.99)

A classic Korean home-style stew made with fermented soybean paste and vegetables in a savory broth. The flavor is earthy, rich, and deeply comforting rather than intensely spicy. Often compared to miso soup but stronger and heartier, it is an excellent introduction to everyday Korean cooking.

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