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Gyeran-jjim (Korean): Used as topping for steamed egg custard
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Bibimbap (Korean): Served as protein component in mixed rice bowls
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Ramen topping (Japanese-Korean fusion): Adds umami depth to noodle soups
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Bibimbap (Korean): Served as protein component in mixed rice bowls
Ramen topping (Japanese-Korean fusion): Adds umami depth to noodle soups
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