Dong Bo Sung
$$ • Chinese, Korean, AsianAbout Dong Bo Sung
Customers' Favorites
Sweet & Sour Fried Chicken and Premium Black Bean Noodle
Sweet Sour Chicken Dishes
Noodles with Brown Sauce
Seafood Combination
Black Bean Sauce
해물짬뽕
쟁반짜장
Jjamppong
짬짜면
탕수육
Dong Bo Sung Reviews
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My go-to korean chinese restaurant! The portions are more than generous esp for the affordable pricing! Great for lunch but I prefer the not as chaotic dinners :) Parking lot in the back. I recommend the seafood jjambong. If you like extra spicy, you can order it with extra spice! Amazing tang soo yook too! Best korean chinese restaurant in Fort Lee.. No in bergen county!!!
Dong Bo Sung in Fort Lee delivers on the comfort food front, especially if you stick to the classics. The jajangmyeon hits all the right notes with a rich, savory black bean sauce that binds perfectly to the noodles. However, the tangseoyuk missed the mark! The batter was far too thick and ended up heavily over-fried, leaving it tough rather than light and crispy. It’s still a solid neighborhood spot, just keep your order focused on the jajamgmyeon!
Hours
| Monday | 11AM - 9:30PM |
| Tuesday | 11AM - 9:30PM |
| Wednesday | 11AM - 9:30PM |
| Thursday | 11AM - 9:30PM |
| Friday | 11AM - 9:30PM |
| Saturday | 11AM - 9:30PM |
| Sunday | 11AM - 9:30PM |
Dong Bo Sung is a Korean restaurant known for its premium black bean noodle and delicious fried chicken in sweet & sour sauce. They offer a wide variety of lunch specials on weekdays and have maintained consistent food quality and atmosphere over the decades. Customers praise their Jjajang Jjamppong and Sweet and Sour Pork, which taste authentic and satisfying. The homemade noodles in dishes like Jjamppong are especially praised for their texture. The restaurant is a popular choice for tasty Korean-Chinese food that is affordable, with options to order extra noodles for a good deal. The staff are friendly and servers are attentive. Parking is available right next to the restaurant. Recent reviews highlight the authenticity of the dishes, with many enjoying their fried dumplings and Jabchae. Some note that the batter on the Sweet and Sour Pork could be crunchier, but overall the food is well-liked. Visitors also appreciate the good value, with a meal for around $100 including tips, making it a recommended spot for a satisfying Korean-Chinese dining experience.