Kyodong Noodle
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Not worth the $20 anymore.
The amount of food has decreased significantly over the years. I just paid $20 for an ala carte Tangsuyuk, and the portion size was shocking—barely enough to cover the bottom of the box. It's disappointing to see such a stingy portion from a place I used to like. Better off going to Panda Express. Save your money.
The amount of food has decreased significantly over the years. I just paid $20 for an ala carte Tangsuyuk, and the portion size was shocking—barely enough to cover the bottom of the box. It's disappointing to see such a stingy portion from a place I used to like. Better off going to Panda Express. Save your money.
Not worth the $20 anymore.
The amount of food has decreased significantly over the years. I just paid $20 for an ala carte Tangsuyuk, and the portion size was shocking—barely enough to cover the bottom of the box. It's disappointing to see such a stingy portion from a place I used to like. Better off going to Panda Express. Save your money.
The amount of food has decreased significantly over the years. I just paid $20 for an ala carte Tangsuyuk, and the portion size was shocking—barely enough to cover the bottom of the box. It's disappointing to see such a stingy portion from a place I used to like. Better off going to Panda Express. Save your money.
Ordered Jjajangmyung & Tangsuyuk thru Ubereats. The noodles & the Jjajang sauce was so yummy and perfectly made. The Tangsuyuk n the sauce was amazing. It was fried perfectly crispy in small portions, made it easy to eat. Definately will be my go to spot.
Hours
| Monday | 10:30AM - 8PM |
| Tuesday | 10:30AM - 8PM |
| Wednesday | 10:30AM - 8PM |
| Thursday | 10:30AM - 8PM |
| Friday | 10:30AM - 8PM |
| Saturday | 10:30AM - 8PM |
| Sunday | 10:30AM - 8PM |
Kyodong Noodle is a popular restaurant known for its traditional Korean street food and hearty portions. Located inside a Korean grocery store and sharing space with a dessert shop serving bingsu, it offers a convenient spot for satisfying meals. The menu features dishes like Jjajangmyung, Jjamppong, and Tangsuyuk, which many customers find delicious and well-made. The noodles and sauces, especially the Jjajang sauce and seafood noodles, are praised for their flavor and quality. The Tangsuyuk is crispy and comes with a tasty sweet and sour sauce, making it a favorite for many visitors. The large portions are considered good value, with enough food to share or save for later. Service quality varies; while some staff are friendly and efficient, others, like an older Korean lady at the counter, can be less welcoming and show signs of impatience. Despite this, customers appreciate the quick service and the ability to order at the counter with food brought to their table or to-go options. The restaurant is busy, especially on weekends, making it a lively place to enjoy traditional Korean dishes. Overall, Kyodong Noodle is appreciated for its reliable, flavorful food, generous portions, and convenient location, making it a go-to spot for those craving Korean street food favorites.