I had a very delicious meal a few months ago.A Jjamppong restaurant brought back to memoryHave my tastes changed?Seafood contentsIt doesn't look that richDoes it seem like 2% is not enough?LA Lee Mangu JjambbongIt's the same chain...A little bit of regretThe basics of a restaurantTaste, hygiene, and kindness.If only I had added generous generosity.What was it like?In particular, the aesthetics of Jjamppong areAbundant seafood!
Atmosphere: 3
Food: 3
Service: 3
T L.
I tried about three times, two to eat at the food court and one to go. I don't think I'll go back. Soup has been always lukewarm with noodles overcooked. The combo with champong and tangsuruk also lukewarm, seems like it's has been fried hours before
Annmarie Hickson
the black bean noodles were really good.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Lisa F.
I finally decided to try this place out and I was not disappointed! I had the spicy seafood noodle soup, it was so good and portion was large too! The gentleman who took the order was very nice and polite, I definitely will come back here again!
Haley T.
Came to try this restaurant after grocery shopping. It is located in a small food court setting with a few other restaurants. We ordered combo C2 and it was enough to share with my friend and I. Loved the sweet n sour pork, and I liked the idea of dipping the pork in the sauce, so it keeps the pork crispy. The staff was very friendly and patient while we were looking over the menu.
H P
The counter staff was very friendly, which was nice, but the black bean noodles and sweet and sour pork sauce were salty. ㅠㅠ
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 2
Service: 5
Nikki S.
The jjangmyeon is really good! It actually has good pieces of meat and for the price was a good portion. The plus about them is that they're open pretty early and I had jjangmyeon for breakfast haha! Located inside Hannam market.
Danny S
Take this from a Korean native who can't live without jajangmyun and jjampong. This place is one of the best places for it. Don't underestimate this place just bc it's in a food court, and not a full fledged restuarant. Miles better than Paik's noodle. Recommend dine in, though their take out and delivery separate noodles from their soup.
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Jjampong
Y K
it's okay. There are a lot of them...
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 4
Service: 4
James T.
Jiajangmien - delicious. The noodles were perfect. It's got some elasticity and a nice Chew. The sauce was hearty and had veges and meat. Loved it
Inside the food village. Solid spot for some delicious spicy seafood noodle soup! N1 Kyodong Jjamppong (5): This blew me away! The broth was amazing! Noodles were thick and tasty. There wasn't too much seafood but it was good and enough. Lots of noodles and comes in a huge bowl. Noodle portion size was decent so shareable. Normally my kids don't like spicy food but they were killing the broth and noodles. Great dish! This food court is starting to come alive with more options but I'll likely be craving this every time I come now. I'd like to try their jjajangmyun.
Jocelyn Daumont
Very good and plentiful, very good value for moneyParking: Many free placesWheelchair accessibility: On the ground
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 5
Service: 5
Kevin Choi
I bought 2 Jjajangmeun to go. So salty, impossible to eat.I had to add one cup of water.
Atmosphere: 3
Food: 1
Service: 3
Brian Choi
We had a delivery via Uber Eats, and I think there are two corrections that this place should really consider making:1. Packaging: Fried dumplings and Tangsooyook came in closed paper boxes, and by the time they arrived at home, they were all wet and all the crispness was gone. Most Korean-Chinese places I know would have an aluminum foil underneath and make holes on top to ventilate the hot air. It was strange that they didn't do it here. I reheated the dumplings in my oven toaster and they got slightly better.2. Jjajangmyeon: We sensed some spice there (maybe chili flakes?). Kids definitely tasted it and complained that it was too spicy for them. I too never apply anything and didn't like it. I know Korean oldies sprinkle chili flakes often but even then this should be an option. I don't know if this was a mistake or not, but I am afraid to try again to find out myself.The noodle was fine and people who had jjampong had no complaints.
Food: 3
Noriko P.
Originally heading to Gardena store but somehow Google took me here. I didn't know Hannan market here and Kyodong is in the food court. Felt lucky eating and shopping at one shot. As of 9/10/23, Woolpong was $14.99.
I had a very delicious meal a few months ago.A Jjamppong restaurant brought back to memoryHave my tastes changed?Seafood contentsIt doesn't look that richDoes it seem like 2% is not enough?LA Lee Mangu JjambbongIt's the same chain...A little bit of regretThe basics of a restaurantTaste, hygiene, and kindness.If only I had added generous generosity.What was it like?In particular, the aesthetics of Jjamppong areAbundant seafood!
Atmosphere: 3
Food: 3
Service: 3
I tried about three times, two to eat at the food court and one to go. I don't think I'll go back. Soup has been always lukewarm with noodles overcooked. The combo with champong and tangsuruk also lukewarm, seems like it's has been fried hours before
the black bean noodles were really good.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
I finally decided to try this place out and I was not disappointed! I had the spicy seafood noodle soup, it was so good and portion was large too! The gentleman who took the order was very nice and polite, I definitely will come back here again!
Came to try this restaurant after grocery shopping. It is located in a small food court setting with a few other restaurants. We ordered combo C2 and it was enough to share with my friend and I. Loved the sweet n sour pork, and I liked the idea of dipping the pork in the sauce, so it keeps the pork crispy. The staff was very friendly and patient while we were looking over the menu.
The counter staff was very friendly, which was nice, but the black bean noodles and sweet and sour pork sauce were salty. ㅠㅠ
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 2
Service: 5
The jjangmyeon is really good! It actually has good pieces of meat and for the price was a good portion. The plus about them is that they're open pretty early and I had jjangmyeon for breakfast haha! Located inside Hannam market.
Take this from a Korean native who can't live without jajangmyun and jjampong. This place is one of the best places for it. Don't underestimate this place just bc it's in a food court, and not a full fledged restuarant. Miles better than Paik's noodle. Recommend dine in, though their take out and delivery separate noodles from their soup.
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Jjampong
it's okay. There are a lot of them...
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 4
Service: 4
Jiajangmien - delicious. The noodles were perfect. It's got some elasticity and a nice Chew. The sauce was hearty and had veges and meat. Loved it
Restaurantji Recommends
Inside the food village. Solid spot for some delicious spicy seafood noodle soup! N1 Kyodong Jjamppong (5): This blew me away! The broth was amazing! Noodles were thick and tasty. There wasn't too much seafood but it was good and enough. Lots of noodles and comes in a huge bowl. Noodle portion size was decent so shareable. Normally my kids don't like spicy food but they were killing the broth and noodles. Great dish! This food court is starting to come alive with more options but I'll likely be craving this every time I come now. I'd like to try their jjajangmyun.
Very good and plentiful, very good value for moneyParking: Many free placesWheelchair accessibility: On the ground
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 5
Service: 5
I bought 2 Jjajangmeun to go. So salty, impossible to eat.I had to add one cup of water.
Atmosphere: 3
Food: 1
Service: 3
We had a delivery via Uber Eats, and I think there are two corrections that this place should really consider making:1. Packaging: Fried dumplings and Tangsooyook came in closed paper boxes, and by the time they arrived at home, they were all wet and all the crispness was gone. Most Korean-Chinese places I know would have an aluminum foil underneath and make holes on top to ventilate the hot air. It was strange that they didn't do it here. I reheated the dumplings in my oven toaster and they got slightly better.2. Jjajangmyeon: We sensed some spice there (maybe chili flakes?). Kids definitely tasted it and complained that it was too spicy for them. I too never apply anything and didn't like it. I know Korean oldies sprinkle chili flakes often but even then this should be an option. I don't know if this was a mistake or not, but I am afraid to try again to find out myself.The noodle was fine and people who had jjampong had no complaints.
Food: 3
Originally heading to Gardena store but somehow Google took me here. I didn't know Hannan market here and Kyodong is in the food court. Felt lucky eating and shopping at one shot. As of 9/10/23, Woolpong was $14.99.