Definitely a good place to eat. We liked pretty much everything we got. We had the tempura udon and the katsu curry udon, both were really good. The tempura was crispy and the katsu wasn't overcooked. We also had the takoyaki appetizer, which was pretty decent, not the best or worst I have had, but still tasty.
Jorge Ortega
Classic udon is pretty classic for $11 you get a good size and some pretty decent ramen.Uni udon is pretty thick and definitely good though not much uni taste to it.I would come here if I'm in the area and feeling some noodles but not necessarily a place to seek out
Rev Jim Swim
Go there each time I am in San Diego, the best!
leon luo
Best deep fried pork I had.
adi mart
Jjangmyeon needs some salt but its good. Fried pork wasnt on the menu but i saw a customer ordered one so we tried.needs that sweet and sour dip.
Tom Smith
This place has legit wings. Crispy, juicy and fried to perfection. The other food is good also but the wings.....damn.
iluv2eatntravel
Located in the food court of Zion Market, this eatery serves up generous portions, inexpensive, tasty Korean comfort food such as tung su yuk, jjajangmyeon, jjamppong and other goodies. Quick service. Highly recommended.
I'm not sure what is in the soup I'm eating, but it is delicious! Their menu is pretty simple (10 or so items), but the flavors are complex. They are closed between lunch and dinner (3- 5) and sometimes run out of food on really busy days.
Alex G.
Wasn't that satisfied: tiny amount of meat/seafood. Wanted to get a container - he charged me .50c. Really? 50 cents for a container to-go?! Glad I didn't have to pay for taking a table!
Marieka Street
My fiance liked it. The only problem is if you're looking for something gluten free there's only one item on the menu. I had a bite of the pork and realized there was wheat and had to stop eating. Sad
Jjamppong is great!
Food: 5
Service: 5
Awesome jajangmiong black noodles.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
no veggie option
Definitely a good place to eat. We liked pretty much everything we got. We had the tempura udon and the katsu curry udon, both were really good. The tempura was crispy and the katsu wasn't overcooked. We also had the takoyaki appetizer, which was pretty decent, not the best or worst I have had, but still tasty.
Classic udon is pretty classic for $11 you get a good size and some pretty decent ramen.Uni udon is pretty thick and definitely good though not much uni taste to it.I would come here if I'm in the area and feeling some noodles but not necessarily a place to seek out
Go there each time I am in San Diego, the best!
Best deep fried pork I had.
Jjangmyeon needs some salt but its good. Fried pork wasnt on the menu but i saw a customer ordered one so we tried.needs that sweet and sour dip.
This place has legit wings. Crispy, juicy and fried to perfection. The other food is good also but the wings.....damn.
Located in the food court of Zion Market, this eatery serves up generous portions, inexpensive, tasty Korean comfort food such as tung su yuk, jjajangmyeon, jjamppong and other goodies. Quick service. Highly recommended.
Restaurantji Recommends
I'm not sure what is in the soup I'm eating, but it is delicious! Their menu is pretty simple (10 or so items), but the flavors are complex. They are closed between lunch and dinner (3- 5) and sometimes run out of food on really busy days.
Wasn't that satisfied: tiny amount of meat/seafood. Wanted to get a container - he charged me .50c. Really? 50 cents for a container to-go?! Glad I didn't have to pay for taking a table!
My fiance liked it. The only problem is if you're looking for something gluten free there's only one item on the menu. I had a bite of the pork and realized there was wheat and had to stop eating. Sad
The Tangsuyuk is a must-have.
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