Best authentic naengmyeon place in town! I love their broth so much. Very delicious!
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 4
Ella Cho
My favorite Korean restaurant in New Jersey! Best naengmyeon I’ve ever had, along with soo-yook and many other dishes. Nothing to complain about. Amazing service and top notch food. I could not recommend it more!
먹태
I came to visit NJ from another state and was craving some noodles so decided to visit here. There didn‘t seem to be any server but just the manager. Everything was super slow, and they were very rude.
The food itself was aldo not the one I expected. The food was way too salty and spicy.
When I asked for the check, instead of “politely” saying that I had to pay in the front, she told me to go to the front. After all that, even though I knew they DEFINELTY did not deserve a tip, but I made sure I do tip as the dished were “served”. As I was walking out the lady stopped me and said if this was my first time in the states. I got so caught off and asked her what she meant and she was like you can‘t do this in the states, as you seem to be a first time visitor in the state you need to know this is not acceptable. She meant that I need to pay more tip. I felt it very rude and offensive.
Atmosphere: 1
Food: 1
Service: 1
M P
It’s an easy, comfortable dining experience—nothing fancy, nothing bad, just solid and neutral.
Atmosphere: 3
Food: 3
Service: 3
Shannon
the food slaps and the servers are so nice :)
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Sonia
Menu and Poster
First of all I’d say the menu is hard for non Koreans. Yes they have English names for the dishes but the translations are based on the pronunciations of the Korean language, totally meaningless to non Koreans. That’s why I mistakenly ordered cold beef broth on a cold windy 40 degree day! What I need actually was warm soup with vegetable noodles, but not with large portions of beef. The unfriendly old man waiter misunderstood and misled me to order the wrong one. Of course i didn’t figure out Nangmyun refer to cold beef broth until it was served. The restaurant should translate the exact meanings of the dish names. It’s not a difficult thing using AI nowadays. Second is the poster on the window is also misleading. The 9.99 thing was all Greek to me and obviously totally not the one shown in the poster. The left hand bottom dish in the poster actually cost you $24.99. I didn’t bother to ask about the $9.99 thing since I was confused about the menu. The food was okay and the lady waitress was friendly and helpful. I removed 2 stars because of the confusing menu and poster.
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 5
Service: 3
Chul Min Kang
Food is very good. Neatly served and delicious. 설렁탕 (Seol Leong Tang) is really good. 수육 (Soo Yook) is also excellent: tender and tasty. Highly recommend this place.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Youngho Kim
Delicious food and great experience of spicy Korean noodles
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 4
Lawrence Yu
I've been here several times with my family, including my parents. While their name suggests that they specialize in naengmyeon (냉면), they serve a variety of dishes, many soup-based. Everything including the banchan tastes flavorful, and the dishes are reasonably priced. The 냉면 is, of course, great if you're in the mood for cold noodles. The potato pork stew (감자탕) and rice cake dumpling soup (떡만둣국 with very big dumplings) are satisfying too. They also serve the beef broth (육수) as the hot drink like at many other 냉면 places.
The staff is very friendly, inviting and always made sure that our experience was going well. The dining area is clean and spacious and can accomodate larger groups.
There's a free parking lot next to the restaurant, but it can fill up since it shares the space with another restaurant. However, there's plenty of street parking that's metered most days during the daytime except Sundays and holidays (but it's cheaper than other areas of Fort Lee). Note that this location is NOT affliated with the one in Closter, NJ. They're 2 separate owners.
Highly recommend!
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Andrew Rhieu
Best Korean naengmyun place in the area. So fortunate to have this place in Fort Lee
Idk what people are giving low reviews for but this is one of my favorite restaurants in bergen country. The host lady who works there is so sweet and super accommodating every time I go (my boyfriend even asked if they could give him garlic and peppers and she gave us a huge plate) and the food is amazing.
The mool nangmyeon is usually what I order but today was my first day trying non-nangmyeon dishes and they were all hits. We got the gal bi tang, kalguksu, and dumpling soup and they were all surprisingly very solid. Pajeon was really good too.
I have been over 15 times and the food is always consistent!! Definitely worth a try if you’ve never been!!
Deborah Lee
Reminds me of childhood. This is the same one as the one in Closter and it brought that nostalgic feeling. The bibimnengmyun is deliciously seasoned and fermented like real bibimnengmyun sauce. The dumplings are a must. Will definitely be back for my nengmyun cravings. For people saying the old man is cold or mean, remember you’re going into a Korean restaurant and Korean culture is different from every other culture. Just because someone is not smiling and not speaking doesn’t mean they’re treating you badly or being rude. Understand there may be a language barrier and cultural differences. Anyways, the food is phenomenal and clean and tastes like a family meal.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
J. Lee
Delicious!
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
AJ Williams
Terrible cold noodle. It just isn't good. Do not waste your money at this place. The old man is also very grumpy and unfriendly.
Atmosphere: 1
Food: 1
Service: 1
WOOCHIKA
Tried the boiled beef (suyuk) along with the spicy and regular cold noodles. The warm broth they serve on the side was actually really good. Overall, the food was just very average — nothing special.
Best authentic naengmyeon place in town! I love their broth so much. Very delicious!
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 4
My favorite Korean restaurant in New Jersey! Best naengmyeon I’ve ever had, along with soo-yook and many other dishes. Nothing to complain about. Amazing service and top notch food. I could not recommend it more!
I came to visit NJ from another state and was craving some noodles so decided to visit here. There didn‘t seem to be any server but just the manager. Everything was super slow, and they were very rude.
The food itself was aldo not the one I expected. The food was way too salty and spicy.
When I asked for the check, instead of “politely” saying that I had to pay in the front, she told me to go to the front. After all that, even though I knew they DEFINELTY did not deserve a tip, but I made sure I do tip as the dished were “served”. As I was walking out the lady stopped me and said if this was my first time in the states. I got so caught off and asked her what she meant and she was like you can‘t do this in the states, as you seem to be a first time visitor in the state you need to know this is not acceptable. She meant that I need to pay more tip. I felt it very rude and offensive.
Atmosphere: 1
Food: 1
Service: 1
It’s an easy, comfortable dining experience—nothing fancy, nothing bad, just solid and neutral.
Atmosphere: 3
Food: 3
Service: 3
the food slaps and the servers are so nice :)
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Menu and Poster
First of all I’d say the menu is hard for non Koreans. Yes they have English names for the dishes but the translations are based on the pronunciations of the Korean language, totally meaningless to non Koreans. That’s why I mistakenly ordered cold beef broth on a cold windy 40 degree day! What I need actually was warm soup with vegetable noodles, but not with large portions of beef. The unfriendly old man waiter misunderstood and misled me to order the wrong one. Of course i didn’t figure out Nangmyun refer to cold beef broth until it was served. The restaurant should translate the exact meanings of the dish names. It’s not a difficult thing using AI nowadays. Second is the poster on the window is also misleading. The 9.99 thing was all Greek to me and obviously totally not the one shown in the poster. The left hand bottom dish in the poster actually cost you $24.99. I didn’t bother to ask about the $9.99 thing since I was confused about the menu. The food was okay and the lady waitress was friendly and helpful. I removed 2 stars because of the confusing menu and poster.
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 5
Service: 3
Food is very good. Neatly served and delicious. 설렁탕 (Seol Leong Tang) is really good. 수육 (Soo Yook) is also excellent: tender and tasty. Highly recommend this place.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Delicious food and great experience of spicy Korean noodles
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 4
I've been here several times with my family, including my parents. While their name suggests that they specialize in naengmyeon (냉면), they serve a variety of dishes, many soup-based. Everything including the banchan tastes flavorful, and the dishes are reasonably priced. The 냉면 is, of course, great if you're in the mood for cold noodles. The potato pork stew (감자탕) and rice cake dumpling soup (떡만둣국 with very big dumplings) are satisfying too. They also serve the beef broth (육수) as the hot drink like at many other 냉면 places.
The staff is very friendly, inviting and always made sure that our experience was going well. The dining area is clean and spacious and can accomodate larger groups.
There's a free parking lot next to the restaurant, but it can fill up since it shares the space with another restaurant. However, there's plenty of street parking that's metered most days during the daytime except Sundays and holidays (but it's cheaper than other areas of Fort Lee). Note that this location is NOT affliated with the one in Closter, NJ. They're 2 separate owners.
Highly recommend!
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Best Korean naengmyun place in the area. So fortunate to have this place in Fort Lee
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Restaurantji Recommends
Idk what people are giving low reviews for but this is one of my favorite restaurants in bergen country. The host lady who works there is so sweet and super accommodating every time I go (my boyfriend even asked if they could give him garlic and peppers and she gave us a huge plate) and the food is amazing.
The mool nangmyeon is usually what I order but today was my first day trying non-nangmyeon dishes and they were all hits. We got the gal bi tang, kalguksu, and dumpling soup and they were all surprisingly very solid. Pajeon was really good too.
I have been over 15 times and the food is always consistent!! Definitely worth a try if you’ve never been!!
Reminds me of childhood. This is the same one as the one in Closter and it brought that nostalgic feeling. The bibimnengmyun is deliciously seasoned and fermented like real bibimnengmyun sauce. The dumplings are a must. Will definitely be back for my nengmyun cravings. For people saying the old man is cold or mean, remember you’re going into a Korean restaurant and Korean culture is different from every other culture. Just because someone is not smiling and not speaking doesn’t mean they’re treating you badly or being rude. Understand there may be a language barrier and cultural differences. Anyways, the food is phenomenal and clean and tastes like a family meal.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Delicious!
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Terrible cold noodle. It just isn't good. Do not waste your money at this place. The old man is also very grumpy and unfriendly.
Atmosphere: 1
Food: 1
Service: 1
Tried the boiled beef (suyuk) along with the spicy and regular cold noodles. The warm broth they serve on the side was actually really good. Overall, the food was just very average — nothing special.
Atmosphere: 3
Food: 3
Service: 3
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