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Savory fusion inspired by Chinese guabao, Vietnamese tsounet and a Korean banchan. A lightly sweet steamed bun filled with flavorful minced chicken, crunchy turnip juliennes seasoned with gochugaru and chives, all drizzled with a soy‑mirin sauce. Perfect for a convivial and original meal.
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