Ordered DoorDash and whoa the portions are huge! Fast service and the black sauce you put over the omelet is AMAZING!! Will def be on dinner rotation. Now I get the Hmart hype.
Ilyssa C.
Dying to try Jajangmyeon and it did not disappoint!!! Noodles were cooked perfectly. Very good!
Emma S.
Ordered the jjamppong (#3), a dish I'd never had, and loved it. It's described as "spicy" so I was nervous, but it was not too spicy at all and I'm a wimp. So, if you're hoping for heat, this wouldn't do it for you. The soup is described as having pork but I only found like 2 tiny tiny slivers of pork in the bowl, which were scrumptious and while I would have loved more, the lack of pork didn't detract from the dish. The portion suits the price - it's very generous, but bear in mind that it's mostly broth, cabbage and noodles, so I think the price is spot on. Excited to go back and try other things!!
Jing G.
Nice mama & papa store. Ordered the sweet and sour pork, seafood spicy noodle soup and the black sauce dry noodle. I like the fried pork and how it served, they serve the sauce and fried pork separately. So the pork will not become soggy, instead it stays crunchy. Also the batter is very light, so overall feels healthy and light for a fried dish. I just hope the sauce could be more sour and sweet and less sticky. Especially if you order this with the black sauce noodle, both sauce are quite sticky. The seafood noodle soup provide a nice balance. Overall, very good place for a simple meal.
Katherine H.
Watched a bunch of mukbangs the night before and the craving was met here. Jjajiang myeon through Doordash was hella clutch. The chili shrimp was everything you never knew you needed. Get it. Enjoy. Take a nap after. Live your life.
SF EATS
Don't know what to eat, but want a quick and delicious meal?Paik's Noodle is such a solid option. Food is good. Portions are generous. My favorite would have to be their classic Jajangmyeon/Black Bean Noodle. The noodles are nice and QQ. The sauce is well seasoned and flavorful. It has a unique flavor from the fried black bean paste. Generous sauce portion too. I always have leftovers and add it on a bed of hot rice the next day. Love that they give you a side of pickled radish as a palate cleanser. Their jjampong and tangsuyuk is pretty good too.Staff are nice. Food comes out pretty quickly. Only thing to keep in mind is that the food court can get really busy during peak times making it hard to find a seat. Overall, 4/5.
Mandoo is the bomb.. there is not alot of seating so make sure to secure a seat before you order! The jajang rice is what we got. The sauce was not alot tbh, but the egg on top made it just fine!! They give you extra soup to enjoy the food even better!!!
Cyn C.
A big bowl of noodle soup is like a comforting hug on a warm day. Throw in spicy seafood, and it's like heaven.
Lisa Z.
Don't know what to eat, but want a quick and delicious meal? Paik's Noodle is such a solid option. Food is good. Portions are generous. My favorite would have to be their classic Jajangmyeon/Black Bean Noodle. The noodles are nice and QQ. The sauce is well seasoned and flavorful. It has a unique flavor from the fried black bean paste. Generous sauce portion too. I always have leftovers and add it on a bed of hot rice the next day. Love that they give you a side of pickled radish as a palate cleanser. Their jjampong and tangsuyuk is pretty good too. Staff are nice. Food comes out pretty quickly. Only thing to keep in mind is that the food court can get really busy during peak times making it hard to find a seat. Overall, 4/5.
Sharon S.
Paik's is a great place to grab lunch (or dinner) if you're in the craving for jajangmyeon. The original black bean sauce noodle is their signature dish, but I always opt for the jaengban jajang which is a spicy seafood black bean sauce noodle. The dish is pretty spicy even for my taste, but hits the spot every time. The jjamppong (spicy seafood noodle soup) and beef jjamppong (non-spicy beef noodle soup) are also really good. The pickled yellow radish they give on the side with your noodles is quite tasty. This location is in the HMart food court and can get busy during the lunch or dinner rush. For dine-in, the food court has a number of tables that are on a first come first serve basis. For takeout, I like to order and go grocery shopping while waiting for my order. Just remember shopping carts are not allowed in the food court. Parking is plenty as HMart has a big parking lot.
I've been craving jjamppong and jjajangmyeon so I was super happy to grab some takeout from here on a recent trip to Hmart. After some waffling, I decided to order the jjamppong and tangsuyuk. The dishes came out pretty quickly and the portions were HUGE. The noodles for the jjamppong were perfectly cooked and set aside so they wouldn't get soggy. The flavor of the broth was so good with a very rich seafood umami flavor. The tangsuyuk was lightly breaded and super crunchy! These two dishes were enough for two people! This food court is pretty busy and the parking lot outside is small and tight, but there are a lot of people constantly going in and out so it's not too hard to get a table!
Patricia Lee
Delicious. Don’t know how to contact the owners but want to make a request.Please make it possible to do a side order of just the soup (국물) of the jjambbong (짬뽕)! ??
Food: 5
Yanli X.
Got the Jjajjangmyeon. The food here is solid! Exactly what I was expecting to get.It does get packed near dinnertime especially on a Friday or weekends, so sometimes its hard to snag a table. Not the best ambiance but what do you expect? It's convenient!
Kevin L.
The jajangmyeon is popular here, and if you get it to go, the porky black bean sauce is packed separately so that your noodles stay perky.The Jjamppong is what stood out to me though, and it is a HUGE portion of noodles, veggies, and shrimp. Definitely will leave you full, and it's hard to resist drinking more of the lightly spicy broth.Tangsuyuk seemed popular here, but will have to hit that on my next visit!
Stephanie L.
To be fair, my rating is for the jjajjangmyeon (#1 on the menu) only. Located right in the middle of the H mart food court, Paik's noodle offers up a selection of noodle dishes, along with a few different fried proteins. Since I was looking for something quick and simple, I decided to go with the jjajjangmyeon to go. I was surprised that it was only $12! They give you a number once you pay and then they use a teleprompt screen to announce/display your # once it's ready. When you pick up your order, they take your number from you. The cashier had my order packed up nice and neat, with the noodles and black bean sauce in two separate containers. They give you a small side of sliced pickled radishes as well, along with a pair of chopsticks and napkins. These might sound like little things but you'd be surprised with the way to go orders are packed sometimes. My sister lives 10 min away so the food was still really hot when we got back and I tossed the sauce and noodz together. By far the BEST jjajjangmyeon I've ever had. The sauce had hella pork belly bits and was the right amount of savory and sweet. So many places overload their sauce with sugar, but Paiks got it right. The noodz were cooked perfectly, not too al dente, but not soggy at all. They were stuck together when dumped out of the container, but loosened up right away with the hot black bean sauce. Sooooo silky with the right amount of chew. This is the perfect sized portion if you're really hungry, or great as as a side with another entree (my preference). My only regret was not eating this fresh at the food court. Will definitely be back to try their other dishes!
Ordered DoorDash and whoa the portions are huge! Fast service and the black sauce you put over the omelet is AMAZING!! Will def be on dinner rotation. Now I get the Hmart hype.
Dying to try Jajangmyeon and it did not disappoint!!! Noodles were cooked perfectly. Very good!
Ordered the jjamppong (#3), a dish I'd never had, and loved it. It's described as "spicy" so I was nervous, but it was not too spicy at all and I'm a wimp. So, if you're hoping for heat, this wouldn't do it for you. The soup is described as having pork but I only found like 2 tiny tiny slivers of pork in the bowl, which were scrumptious and while I would have loved more, the lack of pork didn't detract from the dish. The portion suits the price - it's very generous, but bear in mind that it's mostly broth, cabbage and noodles, so I think the price is spot on. Excited to go back and try other things!!
Nice mama & papa store. Ordered the sweet and sour pork, seafood spicy noodle soup and the black sauce dry noodle. I like the fried pork and how it served, they serve the sauce and fried pork separately. So the pork will not become soggy, instead it stays crunchy. Also the batter is very light, so overall feels healthy and light for a fried dish. I just hope the sauce could be more sour and sweet and less sticky. Especially if you order this with the black sauce noodle, both sauce are quite sticky. The seafood noodle soup provide a nice balance. Overall, very good place for a simple meal.
Watched a bunch of mukbangs the night before and the craving was met here. Jjajiang myeon through Doordash was hella clutch. The chili shrimp was everything you never knew you needed. Get it. Enjoy. Take a nap after. Live your life.
Don't know what to eat, but want a quick and delicious meal?Paik's Noodle is such a solid option. Food is good. Portions are generous. My favorite would have to be their classic Jajangmyeon/Black Bean Noodle. The noodles are nice and QQ. The sauce is well seasoned and flavorful. It has a unique flavor from the fried black bean paste. Generous sauce portion too. I always have leftovers and add it on a bed of hot rice the next day. Love that they give you a side of pickled radish as a palate cleanser. Their jjampong and tangsuyuk is pretty good too.Staff are nice. Food comes out pretty quickly. Only thing to keep in mind is that the food court can get really busy during peak times making it hard to find a seat. Overall, 4/5.
Atmosphere: 3
Food: 5
Service: 4
Recommended dishes: Spicy Seafood Noodle Soup, Fried, Jajamyeon Noodles
Mandoo is the bomb.. there is not alot of seating so make sure to secure a seat before you order! The jajang rice is what we got. The sauce was not alot tbh, but the egg on top made it just fine!! They give you extra soup to enjoy the food even better!!!
A big bowl of noodle soup is like a comforting hug on a warm day. Throw in spicy seafood, and it's like heaven.
Don't know what to eat, but want a quick and delicious meal? Paik's Noodle is such a solid option. Food is good. Portions are generous. My favorite would have to be their classic Jajangmyeon/Black Bean Noodle. The noodles are nice and QQ. The sauce is well seasoned and flavorful. It has a unique flavor from the fried black bean paste. Generous sauce portion too. I always have leftovers and add it on a bed of hot rice the next day. Love that they give you a side of pickled radish as a palate cleanser. Their jjampong and tangsuyuk is pretty good too. Staff are nice. Food comes out pretty quickly. Only thing to keep in mind is that the food court can get really busy during peak times making it hard to find a seat. Overall, 4/5.
Paik's is a great place to grab lunch (or dinner) if you're in the craving for jajangmyeon. The original black bean sauce noodle is their signature dish, but I always opt for the jaengban jajang which is a spicy seafood black bean sauce noodle. The dish is pretty spicy even for my taste, but hits the spot every time. The jjamppong (spicy seafood noodle soup) and beef jjamppong (non-spicy beef noodle soup) are also really good. The pickled yellow radish they give on the side with your noodles is quite tasty. This location is in the HMart food court and can get busy during the lunch or dinner rush. For dine-in, the food court has a number of tables that are on a first come first serve basis. For takeout, I like to order and go grocery shopping while waiting for my order. Just remember shopping carts are not allowed in the food court. Parking is plenty as HMart has a big parking lot.
Restaurantji Recommends
I've been craving jjamppong and jjajangmyeon so I was super happy to grab some takeout from here on a recent trip to Hmart. After some waffling, I decided to order the jjamppong and tangsuyuk. The dishes came out pretty quickly and the portions were HUGE. The noodles for the jjamppong were perfectly cooked and set aside so they wouldn't get soggy. The flavor of the broth was so good with a very rich seafood umami flavor. The tangsuyuk was lightly breaded and super crunchy! These two dishes were enough for two people! This food court is pretty busy and the parking lot outside is small and tight, but there are a lot of people constantly going in and out so it's not too hard to get a table!
Delicious. Don’t know how to contact the owners but want to make a request.Please make it possible to do a side order of just the soup (국물) of the jjambbong (짬뽕)! ??
Food: 5
Got the Jjajjangmyeon. The food here is solid! Exactly what I was expecting to get.It does get packed near dinnertime especially on a Friday or weekends, so sometimes its hard to snag a table. Not the best ambiance but what do you expect? It's convenient!
The jajangmyeon is popular here, and if you get it to go, the porky black bean sauce is packed separately so that your noodles stay perky.The Jjamppong is what stood out to me though, and it is a HUGE portion of noodles, veggies, and shrimp. Definitely will leave you full, and it's hard to resist drinking more of the lightly spicy broth.Tangsuyuk seemed popular here, but will have to hit that on my next visit!
To be fair, my rating is for the jjajjangmyeon (#1 on the menu) only. Located right in the middle of the H mart food court, Paik's noodle offers up a selection of noodle dishes, along with a few different fried proteins. Since I was looking for something quick and simple, I decided to go with the jjajjangmyeon to go. I was surprised that it was only $12! They give you a number once you pay and then they use a teleprompt screen to announce/display your # once it's ready. When you pick up your order, they take your number from you. The cashier had my order packed up nice and neat, with the noodles and black bean sauce in two separate containers. They give you a small side of sliced pickled radishes as well, along with a pair of chopsticks and napkins. These might sound like little things but you'd be surprised with the way to go orders are packed sometimes. My sister lives 10 min away so the food was still really hot when we got back and I tossed the sauce and noodz together. By far the BEST jjajjangmyeon I've ever had. The sauce had hella pork belly bits and was the right amount of savory and sweet. So many places overload their sauce with sugar, but Paiks got it right. The noodz were cooked perfectly, not too al dente, but not soggy at all. They were stuck together when dumped out of the container, but loosened up right away with the hot black bean sauce. Sooooo silky with the right amount of chew. This is the perfect sized portion if you're really hungry, or great as as a side with another entree (my preference). My only regret was not eating this fresh at the food court. Will definitely be back to try their other dishes!