Korean roots. An open kitchen.고추장 / The Seoul Table
A Korean table with gochujang, rice, kimchi and banchan in handmade ceramics, warmed by afternoon light.

고추장   /   The Seoul Table

A little heat.
A deeper story.

Korean roots. An open kitchen.
Recipes for a generous table.

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A collection for curious cooksChoose traditional, modern or fusion

The pleasure of cooking. The art of sharing.

Familiar flavors.
Unexpected possibilities.

Korean classics, modern favorites, and new ways with gochujang. Fourteen recipes. Three paths. A place for everyone.

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Traditional 3

The foundations. Familiar Korean dishes, with their identity kept intact.

02

Modern 5

Korean cooking in motion. New expressions, honestly named.

03

Fusion 6

An open pantry. Korean ingredients in conversation with other cuisines.

01 / The collection

Something for your table.

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Thick gochujang-glazed short ribs over rice with sesame, scallions, pickled radish and a bowl of glaze.

02 / The Sunday centerpiece

Slow down.
Gather around.

Deeply glazed galbi, a little patience, and a table worth lingering at. Some dishes deserve the center.

Make the gochujang galbi Modern Korean · For the whole table
An onggi jar of gochujang beside its lid and a Korean metal spoon on an ivory saucer.
고추장 / A little goes a long way.

03 / The ingredient at our heart

A small jar.
A whole world.

Sweetness. Depth. A slow-building warmth. Gochujang brings more to a dish than its color suggests.

Here, the classic sits beside the curious. We make room for both—and tell you when a recipe takes a new direction.

The thinking behind the table

04 / An unexpected ending

And a little
something sweet.

Dark chocolate. A quiet hum of heat. Some of the most interesting places for gochujang are the ones you haven’t tried yet.

Make the chocolate tart Fusion · A different kind of finish
Dark chocolate gochujang tart in a cocoa shell with black sesame, flaky salt and a light dusting of gochugaru.

Good food. A generous table.

There’s always room
for one more.

Find something to cook
The collection

What sounds good?

Explore all 14 recipes, from Korean classics to new possibilities.

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