As Korean flavours continue to influence what people order, watch, and cook, many home cooks are looking for a starting point that feels familiar. The campaign taps into this growing curiosity and shows how a few trusted sauces can help recreate the taste people enjoy, while keeping the cooking process simple. It also reflects a wider shift in the way young adults approach food today. They like trying new cuisines, but they also want recipes that fit into busy routines and feel rewarding at the end.

Anchored in the idea “MOM-FU: Maa ka pyaar in a Korean avatar”, the campaign includes five recipe videos, with Korean Spicy Paneer, Korean Spicy Noodles, Korean Bibimbap, Korean Fried Rice, and Korean Veg Dakgalbi making Korean-inspired flavours feel doable in an Indian kitchen. The series features Korean Spicy Paneer made using Soya Bean Sauce, Garlic Chilli Sauce, and Red Chilli Sauce, Korean Spicy Noodles made using Desi Szechwan Sauce, Green Chilli Sauce, Soya Bean Sauce, and Chilli Vinegar, and Korean Bibimbap made using Chilli Vinegar and Soya Bean Sauce. Korean Fried Rice and Korean Veg Dakgalbi bring the same comfort and punch using Mother’s Recipe sauces, helping recreate Korean-style favourites with ingredients that are easy to find. Each recipe is designed to be easy to follow with clear steps that help viewers cook confidently, even if it is their first attempt at Korean-style food.

Speaking about the campaign, Sanjana Desai, Executive Director, Mother’s Recipe, said, “Home cooking has always been about care. What is changing is the kind of flavours people want to bring into their kitchens. We are seeing more consumers, especially young adults, explore global cuisines at home, and Korean food is a great example of that. This series is our way of making those recipes feel simpler to try. With our Chinese Sauces, we can bring the flavour together quickly, without taking away from the joy of cooking.”

The recipe videos will be amplified across digital platforms through short-form content and social-first storytelling. The campaign will be supported by high-quality visual assets, including recipe videos and product pack shots, enabling video-led coverage, recipe features, and social embeds across food, lifestyle, and culture-focused digital media. The PR outreach will focus on digital storytelling that highlights easy recipes, Korean cravings at home, and the role of sauces in making everyday cooking feel more exciting.

With this digital-first campaign, Mother’s Recipe continues to stay rooted in trust while keeping pace with the way modern India cooks. The series invites consumers to try something new, enjoy the process, and bring people together around food that feels fresh, flavourful, and made at home

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Chef Lalboi, renowned for her expertise in northeastern Indian cuisine, brings a curated menu that reflects the bold, aromatic flavors of the region. Through this collaboration with Chef Pin, a platform dedicated to celebrating diverse culinary traditions, the pop-up will offer an authentic and immersive experience, showcasing the best of North Eastern food culture. Guests can indulge in a variety of dishes that highlight the unique ingredients and preparation methods that define the region’s cuisine.

Among the offerings are Kelsa, a traditional dish brimming with comforting flavors, and Vatawt Meh, a smoky, tender meat preparation that will captivate your palate. The menu also features Sanpiau, a soupy rice dish that brings warmth and richness, alongside the aromatic Chakhao, a special black rice from Manipur that forms the base for many regional delicacies. For a unique experience, guests can enjoy Tingmo, soft and fluffy steamed buns, perfect when paired with hearty stews or curries. To satisfy your sweet tooth, Chakhao Kheer, a dessert made with Chakhao rice, offers a fragrant and delicate finish to the meal. Another standout dish, Nguingoshing, features roasted minced fish wrapped in banana leaves, delivering an aromatic and smoky flavor that represents the authentic tastes of the region. The menu also includes Kerot, a savory dish that showcases the earthy flavors of the region.

Chef Lalboi, who hails from the region, has always been passionate about showcasing the food of her homeland. Through The Northeast Table, in collaboration with Chef pin, she aims to bring forward dishes that are not only flavorful but also steeped in cultural significance, many of which are lesser-known outside the North Eastern states.

Event Details:

CALL: +91 88067 51234

Dates: 20th to 22nd March 2025
Venue: Cafe 88, Hyatt Pune
Timings: 7 pm onwards

This pop-up offers a rare opportunity to experience authentic northeastern cuisine in Pune. The menu focuses on locally sourced ingredients, with an emphasis on sustainability, ensuring that each dish tells the story of the land it comes from.

Join us for this extraordinary culinary experience and immerse yourself in the diverse flavors of the Northeast. Reservations can be made directly through Hyatt Pune.

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