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Jjang Restaurant

3.5 (201 reviews)
InexpensiveKorean
Closed • 10:30 am - 12:00 AM (Next day)

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Good for kids

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Food is so yum! 콩국수 맛집 서비스도 좋고 빠르고 음식도 다 맛있어요 철판 볶음밥 쏘 야미 김치볶음밥도 맛있구! 거의 웬만한 메뉴 다 맛남

N9. / Cold Noodles, E5. / Popcorn Chicken
Evonne C.

I was craving cold noodles in this hot summer weather and Jjiang had the perfect bowl of cold noodles that felt never ending!! They were super refreshing and flavorful but also the noodles were soo long it was hard for me to finish everything. The ambiance was nice inside a pub like restaurant and service was quick as the servers brought out our food instantly! There's also a huge parking lot for the plaza!

C1 1 / 1 Chicken Rotisserie
Tobby L.

The place is very nicely decorated. Looks like a sports bar/crawfish house. Nice and clean and the ordering is done though a webpage. So you can browse the menu and order at your own pace. The food was good and very tasty. Spicy noodles and Rotisserie Chicken were delicious. However, I did take off one start due to the price. For the items that I posted in my pics (minus the Banchan), our meal came out to $92 with tip. I feel this meal should have been at least $10 cheaper. The chicken (although very tasty and was actually a Cornish game hen), was $18 and didn't include rice. If you wanted rice, it was additional $3. Noodles and popcorn chicken were a bit overpriced too. Overall, good experience, food tasty, service good, but price a little high. If back in the area, we would probably go to other places in the area since there are many other choices which are a little bit cheaper and also have great food.

Chewy Noodles.
Cindy Z.

I got a delivery order from here, which was all nicely packaged. It came in a Corona box, which was kind of funny. The order came with a Tonkotsu & Chewy Noodle Combo ($23.99) and Tuna Rice Roll ($11.99). It all came with a side of pickled radishes and soups as well for a complete meal. The tuna roll was yummy as expected with good portion of fillings. It was my first time eating chewy noodles, which were not exactly my favorite kind of noodles. It was chewy, of course) and also very spicy from the sauce. It can definitely get overwhelming if you were eating this alone. The Tonkotsu was very crispy too, but felt like it was more tempura batter than meat. It was a decent meal, nothing I'd go crazy over though.

Angie H.

I used to frequent this place a lot. So I came back to get some food. I ordered in advance and went to go pick it up when I received a notification that my food was ready for pick up. I walk in and a Korean lady greets me and proceeds to guide me over to where my order is. But she gets distracted by her friends and coworkers. She abandons what she was doing and walks out of the restaurant to talk with her friends. She then comes back and disappears into the back. When she returns, someone she knows walks in and asks for their to-go order. I stood there for 15 minutes just waiting for her to be done with her conversation. In the end I just walked out to wait in my car and another lady walked out after me to help me out. I found the service at this place unprofessional and discriminatory against younger people. I truly hope that their customer service improves because this was not a great experience.

Menu Oct 2023
Sandy G.

My review is solely based on a take out order of gimbap. The service was ok, the ladies were nice but the order of one bulgogi gimbap took foreverrrr... no updates and I had to ask a couple of times if they were still working on it. I ordered two Korean soups from the place a couple doors down and those soups were ready at least 15 min before the one gimbap. And i ordered them pretty much the same time. The place was pretty empty as well, maybe just a few tables occupied. And there was at least 3 servers that I saw. Also, the rice in the gimbap wad mooshy and no taste. I won't be back for the gimbap that's for sure!

C1. 1 / 1 Chicken Rotisserie
Julie Y.

The menu is extensive here and some of the items are a hit or miss. The only thing I come here for is the combo that includes the chicken + seasnail salad + pitcher of beer, all for I would say ~$70. It's such a fulfilling meal and always leaves me extremely satisfied. Other bunshik items like tteokbokki and soondae are mediocre, but I recommend ordering the combo menus for decently priced food and drink.

Banchan
Cecillee E.

I usually order Uber eats to get it delivered...But this time around I went to go and eat at the restaurant and I didn't realize it's part of orange bar this whole time! They share the same kitchen which is very peculiar for a restaurant I'm not sure why they did that. I'm also not sure if it's been like this also because when i have gone to orange bar in person I never realized that this place is one of the same and it was during my college days I'd go. I walked in at the restaurant and there was a sign order our dining plane to orange bar but was seated at jjang. Anyway, I love the food I like the combo option very filling and affordable. Tom Katsu pork cutlet what is a little tough Unusual and the tempura was falling off. But overall it's pretty good and I know the quality of it is usually really good because I order from here a few times before.

Chicken rotisserie. Paid for two but received only one. 1 tiny chicken for $40!

Ordered a 2 piece rotisserie chicken for $39.99 and only received one tiny chicken. What a total ripoff. Stay away from this place. You have been warned. DON'T GET SCAMMED SMH.

Me after eating... full
Claudia N.

Food was good quality, fresh and service was good overall. I enjoy watching sports so being able to watch Lakers with a good Sapporro pitcher was excellent

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The soup is really tasty and full of flavor. I will definitely come back and try other dishes.

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Good place to taste the whole Korean cuisine. They got soup, boonshik, rice, snacks you name it and they will have it.

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Order a food on sunday night and I waited1 hour for my order :( very slow service! food is good

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