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Ching mei Reviews
I received an invitation from a friend to try out a Chinese food joint. Eager to delve into some Korean soul food, I decided on Jjajangmyun (짜장면) and specifically went for the seafood variation - the Three Seafood Jjajangmyun (삼선간짜장). Drawing from my past experiences and diverse tastes, I've developed a knack for recognizing exceptional flavors. As I eagerly anticipated, I was looking for the pinnacle of taste. However, when it came to the crunch, the experience...read full review
I ordered spicy Jajangmyeon, black bean noodle. I love that dish. It was not spicy at all, but I love that flavor. By the way, when you order this Jajangmyeon, I suggest not to wear anything light color shirts cause no matter how much you pay attention not to mess your clothes, you end up having some sort of black spots on your shirts…like me. This restaurant is closed on Wednesday.
Parking: No issue of finding a parking spot.
I ordered the jjampong and it was great! I can’t say that about every Korean Chinese restaurant that I’ve tried. Actually, it was the best rich broth! I’ll keep trying jjampong at all the restaurants that offer it. But for now, I’m glad I tried this restaurant out. The atmosphere and staff aren’t very inviting but seeing that all the patrons were Korean, I felt better. I’m really glad that I tried this place!
Ching Mei is a Chinese restaurant that offers a variety of Korean dishes such as Jjajangmyun and Jjampong. The Three Seafood Jjajangmyun was found to be lacking in heat and had seafood chopped into tiny bits, affecting the overall taste. The spicy Jajangmyeon was not actually spicy but had a great flavor, although it may cause stains on clothing. Despite the uninviting atmosphere and staff, the rich broth in the Jjampong stood out as the best among similar restaurants. Ching Mei is closed on Wednesdays and parking is not an issue. Overall, it is worth a visit for those looking to try authentic Korean Chinese cuisine.