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Good food but expensive with limited menu options. Service was fine. However, the portions are large and shareable with the table. I really liked the black bean noodles which were warm and cozy. But there was just as much onions as there were noodles! Wish it had more noodles for the amount of onions and sauce. Nice spot, and might come back for the black bean noodles again one day.
Late-night jjampong craving turned into a total letdown. The place was empty, but the friendly lady who greeted us was super nice. The food came out fast, but the jjampong broth tasted like instant Korean ramen instead of a rich seafood soup. The jjajangmyeon wasn't much better...no smoky wok flavor, just an odd aftertaste. I ended up mixing it with rice just to finish it. Definitely not the late-night fix I was hoping for.
It was our first time here, been wanting to give it a try! Food and service were great! We ordered a couple of the popular items on the menu- spicy black bean noodles with cheese (very flavorful, spicy but not overly spicy) and the hot & sour soy sauce chicken (crispy and delicious). Will definitely be back to try the other items like the spicy cream shrimp tempura, which looked / sounded good as well.
Everything looked straight out of a Korean Drama. I love how the noodles were very firm and the Tangsuyuk was nice and tender and fried to a perfect crisp. I advise having everything fresh at the resto! The Spicy Jjajangmyeon was SPICY. The space was also nice and cozy. A very warm home restaurant vibe. Our server was super nice. She answered and explained every dish question we wanted to clarify.
Came here for the 2 year anniversary with $4.99 jajangmyun special ! We came here on a Saturday evening around 630pm and SURPRISINGLY the restaurant was not that busy. Jin Jin is located on the 2nd floor, above the SF Supermarket so it's kind of "hidden" away. We each ordered a JAJANGMYUN but also orderd a KOREAN SWEET AND SOUR PORK and HOT AND SOUR SOY SAUCE CHICKEN to share. Their KOREAN SWEET AND SOUR PORK is probably the best in vegas with its light/airy but "chewy" batter, served freshly fried and HOT. There's option to have the sauce served on it or on the side. We prefer to be on the side so we can dip some more. The sauce also has wood-ear mushrooms and slices of raw onion in it. Very flavorful. Nicely tangy and sweet. I've been wanting to try the HOT AND SOUR SOY SAUCE CHICKEN since this place first opened. VERY intimidating MOUNTAIN of sliced chilis and chopped garlic with pieces of boneless chicken perfectly fried and seasoned under it all. Unsure what kind of chilis they used but MOST felt like "bell peppers" with a very rare SPICY bite. I love eating chilis and garlic so I randomly had an idea to put some into my JAJANGMYUN as well !! Adds a nice little oomph to the noodles overall. Nothing really to say about JAJANGMYUN. Nice simple bowl of jajangmyun. Noodles just a tad overcooked this time but its ok. The sauce is nicely thick and flavorful. Quite a decent amount too ! Definitely had a bit of the sauce leftover after the noodles were gone so i just finished it off with a spoon. Their 2 year anniversary puts a bowl of jajangmyun at an AMAZING deal (can really compare to prices in Seoul). Especially with the current economy... anything filling is definitely WAY MORE than just $5. Even without this special, the jajangmyun is $7.99 (dine in only). Still quite hard to beat.
I really wanted a nice bowl of jjajangmyun and Jin Jin popped up on my Yelp. Located on the 2nd floor plaza in Chinatown, same shopping center as Neko. Inside was nice and open with tables spread apart so you don't feel cramped. Liked the kpop playing in the background, and the volume wasn't super loud, which i loved. Service was super friendly and attentive. We ordered jjajangmyun, tang su yeok, spicy garlic soy chicken and shrimp fried rice. Portions are a good size and everything was tasty. I thought the jjajangmyun could have had less onions and more pork and veggies. I felt like I was just eating onions. Jjajangmyun sauce could have been a little thicker as well. A little watered down, but still good. We will def be back to try other items.
I may have just found my go-to spot for Korean Chinese food! Jin Jin is located on the 2nd floor of a Chinatown plaza. There is more parking available on the 2nd floor. My group of 4 came on a Friday night and there were plenty of tables open. We each got a jjajangmyeon ($7.99 each, spicy option available for an extra $2). To share, we got 1 order of the sweet and sour pork (pork tang su yuk $20.99, we requested the sauce on the side) and 1 order of fried buns ($8). I also ordered a seafood jjamppong ($11.99) for myself as well. Everything was delicious, and they had great portions for such a good price too! The seafood jjamppong surprisingly came with a very generous amount of clams and mussels. It wasn't spicy enough to my liking but there is chili powder on the table that you can help yourself to. Only small issues I had is that compared to other Korean Chinese restaurants, Jin Jin does not offer kimchi as a side, and they do not have a half-half or combo option for people who want both jjajangmyeon and jjamppong.
I recently tried Jin Jin and overall had a good experience. I got the spicy beef noodle, which wasn't really my favorite, but the jjajangmyeon was very good and full of flavor. The spicy garlic chicken was also really good and definitely something I'd order again. The food came out quickly, and I'd be interested in coming back to try more items on the menu.
Been here 3x and it's soooo delicious. I can't believe the jiajiamyeon is only 4.99 during dining in. It's good with the raw onions and sauce and yellow pickled radish, but it's really not to start of the show. With the price I always do get it and it always satisfies. I always get the beef jampong and this one is so so so good! My opinion is better than the seafood one because it has that strong beefy flavor and it's so addicting. The broth is perfectly spicy and noodles are bouncy. I also get the hot and spicy fried chicken with garlic. This one is always really good because it looks like a lot, but it's quite light with the sauce and the vegetables and it's fried lightly as well. I really want to try the creamy shrimp dish next. Service is always quick and ambience is very casual. I have gotten the crispy sweet-and-sour pork and I actually didn't love this one. I also got the beef with buns and that was good but not memorable.
One of the best noodles spots Ive been to in a long time. Kind of hole in the wall almost hidden in a strip mall but totally worth it. Came for the jajangmyun and the tangsuk (sweet and sour pork) and was impressed. The jajangmyun was fresh, noodles nice and chewy and the sauce was rich and flavorful and not over loaded with veggie fillers, actually had mostly onions and ground pork in it, what was nice was that it was not greasy or salty just right. The tangsuk was hot and fresh and crispy, very good and the perfect paring with the jajangmyun. The location was bigger inside then expected with plenty of seating. The service for an asian spot was nice and attentive and of course fast. Ordered and food came out in a reasonable time from the kitchen even during the evening dinner rush. Really enjoyed this place and would absolutely recommend if you like Korean chinese style food. I will totally be back next time Im in las vegas.
had the korean black bean noodle overall there was alot of sauce on the noodles first time trying this place. the price was good for what you get it was 10.99 for bowl which is not bad for the price. i enjoyed it, good food to eat for lunch.
Trying hybrid foods, like Korean-Chinese cuisine, is always a positive experience. We arrived at around 8pm on Sunday night. The place looked slow and quiet, we were seated right away. The dining area appeared clean and spacious. Spicy Soy Garlic Chicken (Kkanpunggi) | The battered chicken pieces remained crispy even when drenched in the flavorful sweet and tangy sauce. Black Bean Noodles (Jjajangmyeon) | The umami-rich black bean sauce had a hint of sweetness and toasty flavor. The noodles had a firmer texture than expected. Spicy Seafood Noodle Soup (Jjambong) | The seafood taste came out well almost like clam broth, but not fishy. This fiery soup contained a substantial amount of seafood, including shrimp and mussels. Both jjajangmyeon and this soup used the same noodles. Menu: The Korean-Chinese cuisine was primarily served, such as jjajangmyeon, jjambong and stir-fried dishes. Service: Orders came out quick. The server was kind and attentive. Parking: Plenty in the parking lot. Highly Recommend!
We visited for lunch, with 4 adults and 2 kids, and it was a very nice experience. We arrived and were seated right away, the dining area is pretty large and clean. It was empty when we arrive at 1200, but then filled up. The waiter arrived and took orders, they serve beer and wine. We started with Dumplings and Chinese Buns, then went with Sweet & Sour Pork, Mild Seafood Noodle Soup, Combination Fried Rice, and Spicy Soy Chicken. All were well prepared and delicious. The chicken had and excellent kick, ordered it very spicy. The service was very good, the waiter was running around trying to cover the whole place as it filled up. Overall, a great place for Asian fare. read more
1 day ago
Spicy black bean noodles tasted burnt and off so had to send that back but liked the idea of jalapenos on top. The spicy beef noodle soup, jjampong, tasted a bit watery for me. I liked the noodles and woodear mushrooms but the beef was very fatty. Simple side dish panchans. Kimchi wasn't bad. Server was kind to replace the black bean noodles with something else but didn't want anything else so he took it off the bill. There were a few tables around and spacious in there. It's hard to find good jjajamyeon and jjampong. My fav spicy jjajamyeon tho is Zizon that is just down the street The place is upstairs and the elevators were broken or far away from the place. Stairs are deep and sketchy. Doesn't feel safe taking them. It rained so hard as we were leaving and somehow the rain was freezing me up. read more
Good food but expensive with limited menu options. Service was fine. However, the portions are large and shareable with the table. I really liked the black bean noodles which were warm and cozy. But there was just as much onions as there were noodles! Wish it had more noodles for the amount of onions and sauce. Nice spot, and might come back for the black bean noodles again one day. read more
Late-night jjampong craving turned into a total letdown. The place was empty, but the friendly lady who greeted us was super nice. The food came out fast, but the jjampong broth tasted like instant Korean ramen instead of a rich seafood soup. The jjajangmyeon wasn't much better...no smoky wok flavor, just an odd aftertaste. I ended up mixing it with rice just to finish it. Definitely not the late-night fix I was hoping for. read more
It was our first time here, been wanting to give it a try! Food and service were great! We ordered a couple of the popular items on the menu- spicy black bean noodles with cheese (very flavorful, spicy but not overly spicy) and the hot & sour soy sauce chicken (crispy and delicious). Will definitely be back to try the other items like the spicy cream shrimp tempura, which looked / sounded good as well. read more
2 months ago
Everything looked straight out of a Korean Drama. I love how the noodles were very firm and the Tangsuyuk was nice and tender and fried to a perfect crisp. I advise having everything fresh at the resto! The Spicy Jjajangmyeon was SPICY. The space was also nice and cozy. A very warm home restaurant vibe. Our server was super nice. She answered and explained every dish question we wanted to clarify. read more
5 months ago
10 days ago
Amazing place the best food in town I have not found a better place authentic food highly recommend read more
Came here for the 2 year anniversary with $4.99 jajangmyun special ! We came here on a Saturday evening around 630pm and SURPRISINGLY the restaurant was not that busy. Jin Jin is located on the 2nd floor, above the SF Supermarket so it's kind of "hidden" away. We each ordered a JAJANGMYUN but also orderd a KOREAN SWEET AND SOUR PORK and HOT AND SOUR SOY SAUCE CHICKEN to share. Their KOREAN SWEET AND SOUR PORK is probably the best in vegas with its light/airy but "chewy" batter, served freshly fried and HOT. There's option to have the sauce served on it or on the side. We prefer to be on the side so we can dip some more. The sauce also has wood-ear mushrooms and slices of raw onion in it. Very flavorful. Nicely tangy and sweet. I've been wanting to try the HOT AND SOUR SOY SAUCE CHICKEN since this place first opened. VERY intimidating MOUNTAIN of sliced chilis and chopped garlic with pieces of boneless chicken perfectly fried and seasoned under it all. Unsure what kind of chilis they used but MOST felt like "bell peppers" with a very rare SPICY bite. I love eating chilis and garlic so I randomly had an idea to put some into my JAJANGMYUN as well !! Adds a nice little oomph to the noodles overall. Nothing really to say about JAJANGMYUN. Nice simple bowl of jajangmyun. Noodles just a tad overcooked this time but its ok. The sauce is nicely thick and flavorful. Quite a decent amount too ! Definitely had a bit of the sauce leftover after the noodles were gone so i just finished it off with a spoon. Their 2 year anniversary puts a bowl of jajangmyun at an AMAZING deal (can really compare to prices in Seoul). Especially with the current economy... anything filling is definitely WAY MORE than just $5. Even without this special, the jajangmyun is $7.99 (dine in only). Still quite hard to beat. read more
I really wanted a nice bowl of jjajangmyun and Jin Jin popped up on my Yelp. Located on the 2nd floor plaza in Chinatown, same shopping center as Neko. Inside was nice and open with tables spread apart so you don't feel cramped. Liked the kpop playing in the background, and the volume wasn't super loud, which i loved. Service was super friendly and attentive. We ordered jjajangmyun, tang su yeok, spicy garlic soy chicken and shrimp fried rice. Portions are a good size and everything was tasty. I thought the jjajangmyun could have had less onions and more pork and veggies. I felt like I was just eating onions. Jjajangmyun sauce could have been a little thicker as well. A little watered down, but still good. We will def be back to try other items. read more
1 year ago
I may have just found my go-to spot for Korean Chinese food! Jin Jin is located on the 2nd floor of a Chinatown plaza. There is more parking available on the 2nd floor. My group of 4 came on a Friday night and there were plenty of tables open. We each got a jjajangmyeon ($7.99 each, spicy option available for an extra $2). To share, we got 1 order of the sweet and sour pork (pork tang su yuk $20.99, we requested the sauce on the side) and 1 order of fried buns ($8). I also ordered a seafood jjamppong ($11.99) for myself as well. Everything was delicious, and they had great portions for such a good price too! The seafood jjamppong surprisingly came with a very generous amount of clams and mussels. It wasn't spicy enough to my liking but there is chili powder on the table that you can help yourself to. Only small issues I had is that compared to other Korean Chinese restaurants, Jin Jin does not offer kimchi as a side, and they do not have a half-half or combo option for people who want both jjajangmyeon and jjamppong. read more
4 months ago
I recently tried Jin Jin and overall had a good experience. I got the spicy beef noodle, which wasn't really my favorite, but the jjajangmyeon was very good and full of flavor. The spicy garlic chicken was also really good and definitely something I'd order again. The food came out quickly, and I'd be interested in coming back to try more items on the menu. read more
10 months ago
Been here 3x and it's soooo delicious. I can't believe the jiajiamyeon is only 4.99 during dining in. It's good with the raw onions and sauce and yellow pickled radish, but it's really not to start of the show. With the price I always do get it and it always satisfies. I always get the beef jampong and this one is so so so good! My opinion is better than the seafood one because it has that strong beefy flavor and it's so addicting. The broth is perfectly spicy and noodles are bouncy. I also get the hot and spicy fried chicken with garlic. This one is always really good because it looks like a lot, but it's quite light with the sauce and the vegetables and it's fried lightly as well. I really want to try the creamy shrimp dish next. Service is always quick and ambience is very casual. I have gotten the crispy sweet-and-sour pork and I actually didn't love this one. I also got the beef with buns and that was good but not memorable. read more
One of the best noodles spots Ive been to in a long time. Kind of hole in the wall almost hidden in a strip mall but totally worth it. Came for the jajangmyun and the tangsuk (sweet and sour pork) and was impressed. The jajangmyun was fresh, noodles nice and chewy and the sauce was rich and flavorful and not over loaded with veggie fillers, actually had mostly onions and ground pork in it, what was nice was that it was not greasy or salty just right. The tangsuk was hot and fresh and crispy, very good and the perfect paring with the jajangmyun. The location was bigger inside then expected with plenty of seating. The service for an asian spot was nice and attentive and of course fast. Ordered and food came out in a reasonable time from the kitchen even during the evening dinner rush. Really enjoyed this place and would absolutely recommend if you like Korean chinese style food. I will totally be back next time Im in las vegas. read more
2 months ago
had the korean black bean noodle overall there was alot of sauce on the noodles first time trying this place. the price was good for what you get it was 10.99 for bowl which is not bad for the price. i enjoyed it, good food to eat for lunch. read more
Trying hybrid foods, like Korean-Chinese cuisine, is always a positive experience. We arrived at around 8pm on Sunday night. The place looked slow and quiet, we were seated right away. The dining area appeared clean and spacious. Spicy Soy Garlic Chicken (Kkanpunggi) | The battered chicken pieces remained crispy even when drenched in the flavorful sweet and tangy sauce. Black Bean Noodles (Jjajangmyeon) | The umami-rich black bean sauce had a hint of sweetness and toasty flavor. The noodles had a firmer texture than expected. Spicy Seafood Noodle Soup (Jjambong) | The seafood taste came out well almost like clam broth, but not fishy. This fiery soup contained a substantial amount of seafood, including shrimp and mussels. Both jjajangmyeon and this soup used the same noodles. Menu: The Korean-Chinese cuisine was primarily served, such as jjajangmyeon, jjambong and stir-fried dishes. Service: Orders came out quick. The server was kind and attentive. Parking: Plenty in the parking lot. Highly Recommend! read more
1 year ago
Really good black bean noodle as well as both seafood and beef spicy noodle. Better than any place I had back in San Jose's Korea town. Well kepted inside dining area. Definitely a return location. read more
1 year ago
Went with my bf and it was good! But not great. The black bean noodles were ok, but I did prefer it over the spicy one. Noodle texture was not great. The hot and sour soy sauce chicken was good!! Still looking for my go to jjajangmyeong spot in Vegas read more
Hiding on the top floor of the plaza, within a simple facade lines a star gate to Korean. Get your K-Drama favorite noodles Jajangmyeon! The black noodle goodness comes in one of two ways Spicy or regular. I had the regular black bean noodles, and they were yummy. My wife had the Spicy Seafood Noodle Soup, nice and spicy. We had great side dishes, the Shrimp fried rice was on point. Appetizers was fried dumplings (ok) and the Chinese buns (tasty) Would definitely bring back family and friends. See you in the K Dramas fam read more
2 months ago
Take Out Order of $10.99 Jjajangmyeon (blean bean sauce noodles) was great! I haven't had this in so long. I usually like the Korean Northern Chinese version too but never thought I'd ever taste it like this again! Heavy! I didn't use the condiment sauce (super salty) as the original sauce was enough. Maybe interested in trying their chicken dishes, and jelly fish salad in the future. But this place seems very starchy carbo load of food which is too heavy for me. I'll have to wait for a moment I'm feeling for heavy dishes. Also this place includes modern (cheese) dishes which usually puts me off. This is a dish I rarely would get because #1. It's very carb heavy, and #2. Many places usually make it either too watery, too salty (Chinese version), too sweet (Korean version), or bad quality so I just get sick from it. I'm sensitive. Its a dish I gave up on, unless the restaurant looks like they also have a lot of other great Northern Chinese Korean type dishes. My visit this time was an extremely rare occasion where I just wanted Jjajangmyeon. read more
1 year ago
New Korean Chinese food restaurant in Spring Mountain. Food is simple but taste good. Servings are large and 2 people can share. If you're a noodle person, they have the black bean noodles and the spicy seafood noodles that is so great and enough for a meal. The fried dumplings are crispy and not oily. Perfect to go to when you're hungry...needless to say we left feeling so full and a lot to take home. Great service too!! read more
1 year ago
Solid spot! Good service, tasty food, and prices that won't make your wallet cry. The place is also spotless, which is always a nice bonus. The spicy seafood noodle soup? Chef's kiss (Sorry for the half-eaten pic--we were too hungry to pretend we have manners.) Definitely coming back. 10/10 would recommend if you're in the mood for no-fuss, good eats. read more
5 months ago
Ordered the non-spicy jjajangmyun, which is a good balance of sweet and savory. Portions are HUGE so very shareable. The meal came with a side of kimchi, radish, raw onions, and black bean sauce. I recommend this spot if you are looking for a casual and affordable lunch close to the Strip. read more
A yummy and quick stop to satiate my Jjajangmyeon craving It was my first time here, so it's nice to know a great family-style Korean restaurant is right in town :) We shared a bowl of Jjajangmyeon and fresh fried mandoo! Everything was delicious! I do wish the Jjajangmyeon was hotter (temp wise), it came out a little warm which was odd considering we were there on a monday and only a few other families were dining But otherwise it was great! $10 for a serving size for 2 is great!! The mandoo was also delicious!! The staff was also very friendly. Next time I want to try the 탕수육 :) Yayy! read more
1 year ago
If you're craving an authentic and affordable Korean/Chinese fused dishes then come here! My boyfriend is Korean and his mom recommended we try their Black Bean Noodles and Fried Dumplings. Right now they're doing a promotion - $4.99 Black Bean Noodles - which we order two of, with fried dumplings on the side. The dumplings are super crunchy and flavorful, very unique taste and different than most friend dumplings in a good way. My boyfriend loves the noodles, he compared it to the ones they serve in Korea. I really like them as well but not as much as other place, but I still really like the flavor and texture! And super affordable !! The staff are super nice and quick. Nearly empty tables since we came close to closing, but I love the Korean ballad songs in the background !! I wish I can do 4.5 stars~ read more
2 months ago
The apps and main courses were all quite good. The mushrooms had an interesting flavor and texture that kept calling me back for more. I included a picture because I hadn't had those exact kind before. A hint spicy. The main chicken dish I ordered is starred on the menu as a local favorite/ most popular. It was an amazing blend of sweet /spicy and salty. It was also LOADED with garlic. When I say it was spicy zoom in and look at my picture. It was pure flavorful bliss!' So good and easily one of my favorite dishes of my trip. The service was friendly enough and kept the refills coming. Highly recommended. Plenty of free parking read more
1 year ago
Hit the spot!!! Amazing tungsuyuk or sweet and sour pork; love the jjajangmeong! Perfect pair! Hard to find the perfect tungsuyuk + jjajangmeong. The sweet and sour sauce was perfect, just like I imagined. Can't get any perfect than that! Everything was packed the way it should be! read more
10 months ago
Las Vegas No. 1 Korean Chinese. Jjajangmyeon 4.99 Seafood Jjamppong 11.99. Sweet and sour pork 20.99 Cham Sochu 5.99 California Las Vegas combined, there is no such price. Jjamppong soup is the best. The amount of seafood is huge. There is also a lot of Jjajangmyeon meat. Be sure to eat sweet and sour pork with sweet and sour pork. The service is really kind. Every time I come to Vegas, I think I only come here. read more
Saw pics of the sour and spicy chicken on yelp so I had to try this place . I have only had sweet and sour so i didn't know what to expect. The sour and spicy chicken is so good. FYI lots of Serrano chili . I mean lots but it's not too spicy . Very crispy and flavorful and lots of veggies . Portion is very big also . Very unique dish I don't think I'll find anywhere else . Black bean noodles . I got the spicy one . Tip. If you get the chicken you don't need to order these noodles spicy . Plenty of Serrano you can share with this . Might be the best I ever had . Texture was perfect . Sauce so good . If you like Korean Chinese food . Stop by here . Selection might be limited but so good read more
2 years ago
You know it's going to be good when the restaurant is filled with ajussi and ajumma at noon mid-week. Sitting above SF market on Spring Mountain, JinJin takes up a large space that can accommodate small to large tables. The restaurant is clean, the food is reasonably priced and tasty, servers are kind and things are at your table with good speed. We enjoyed tang su yuk, jajangmyun and the hot chicken. Tang su yuk can be served with sauce poured over or on the side and the hot chicken has a soy based sauce that has a nice tang and is rather refreshing for a fried chicken dish. The jajangmyun here is not your typical as the veggies and meat are close to minced down and it's served over a bed of noodles that reminds me to something more similar to ramen/jolmyeon where it's thinner and a little chewy but overall a great combination. Others enjoyed beef champong and a few other dishes that all seemed tasty. I can see why it gets busy so quickly as the food, service and pricing is all great. Looking forward to coming back to try more things in the future. read more
Great place for classic jjajangmyeon Pros - definitely recommend their signature classic jjajangmyeon or spicy version of it. Clean and open interior with fast friendly service. Cons - their cheese with jjajangmyeon makes for a unique instagram picture but the cheese adds little to the flavor. Not worth it Great place for a bowl of classic jjajangmyeon. read more
10 months ago
Highly recommend!!! Food was amazing and the staff was very friendly! Also loved the cozy atmosphere, just like having a home cooked meal at mom's house. The spicy black bean noodles with cheese is a must try! read more
2 years ago
Wow, I'm going to continue to think about the black bean noodles w cheese. Such a comforting meal! The soy garlic chicken we got was ok, I may or may not repeat that order next time. Likely I'll try to find something new that better suits my palate. Prices decent. Service was super friendly and we were able to eat and go pretty quick (was on our way somewhere), though I'm sure you could take your time here. Casual walk in dining type atmosphere. read more
Hmmmm. Don't know what happened, but the jjamppong was terrible. Was great the last 2 times but virtually inedible this time. Mom and dad were craving some Korean-Chinese food so I recommended Jin Jin, which they enjoyed the last time. Got a jjamppong, jjajangmyun and the kung pao shrimp for them, a jjamppong and a chicken fried rice for us. Mom hated the jjamppong, as did I. Had no flavor aside from just spiciness and really oily. The coating on the shrimp was so thick, my folks just took off all the batter. The reason this review is 3 stars and not 1 is that the husband loved the newly added chicken fried rice. And the folks liked the jjajangmyun. But seeing as our order was over $100 after tax and tip, and only 2 out of the 5 dishes were good, sadly we're gonna stay away for now. read more
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