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Kyodong Noodle

4.1 (88 reviews)
Open • 11:00 am - 7:45 pm

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Daniela A.

Came here wanting to try the staples and I'm glad I did! The ordering process was great, there wasn't anyone in line and the server took our order so quickly! There were lots of sides offered off to the side of the register which was nice and there wa plenty of seating inside to food court. I ordered the Jajjangyum + Tangsuyuk. The Jajjangyum was one of the best i have ever had honestly, the sauce was perfectly think with pieces of onion, pork snd potatoes inside and the noodles were perfectly thick and bouncy. The Tangsuyuk was fried nicely? Not too hard and very delicate breading that was nice. The radish that came with the meal was such a nice touch as well. Over all such a good authentic Korean spot in the wonderful land of Hmart!

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Brianna L.

This was our first time trying Black Bean Noodles and this style of sweet & Sour Pork. Delicious! We are now fans. We recommend the combo and yeah it's over $20 per person. However, we felt for the quantity and quality, we would go back. Pros: * Delicius food; recommend sweet & Sour Pork * Nice Staff Cons: *N/A Extra: * Inside the Hmart. There is a small food court, so seating is communal. * Parking also gets full quickly, so we park near the 24 hour fitness * This was the first time trying both dishes, so I can't say if it the best or worst of its kind. I can just say that it did taste good.

Jjamppong
Ginger P.

Out of everything I've had here I do think their strong suit is their jjamppong. The portion is huge, I can definitely get 2 very hearty meals out of it. It has lots of mussels, clams, and squid in it too. The Jjajangmyeon isn't as good as Paik's but it still does the job. Tangsuyuk portion is on the smaller side especially compared to the jjamppong. Definitely happy to have this Korean-Chinese spot in the H Mart food court. It's a staple that I can't do without!

Jjamppong
Youn S.

Food: we ordered their black bean noodles and spicy soup noodles with seafood. Their noodles are always great quantity and big portion. The fried pork (Tangsuyuk) is always fresh, hot, steaming when it comes out. Delicious with the sweet and sour sauce. Doesn't disappoint whenever we come back for this Service: it's inside H mart so nothing much. You pick up your order once it's ready. Ambiance: busy and crowded. I see a lot of people coming to get spicy noodles because they are big in portion with lots of seafood. I love the spicy noodles

Michael G.

We always make a stop at the H-,Mart food court when my wife does his Seafood groceries here. One of our usual stops is this KYODONG NOODLE Our usual order here is their JJAMPONG + TANGSUYUK - its a Seafood soup either regular or their Spicy one, then always with Fried Pork with sweet & sour sauce . You can order both separately or in combo. We always get the Combo because it saves you more money than getting them individually. Also, this combo is good enough to share for 2 people, their bowl of Soup is big. My wife always order them Spicy soup which I can tolerate at a spicy level , with good broth and noodles and plenty of Seafood in it. Fried pork was also a good one with its delicious sweet dipping sauce.

Bernadette T.

A great option at the Hmart food court. My usual is the jjamppong. It's a HUGE portion of spicy seafood soup! Definitely shareable between 2 people. I think the noodle to protein ratio might be off, there is a ton of noodle. There's about 5 mussels, 5 clams, 1 shrimp, and many octopus pieces. But it does hit the spot for spicy soup. I have a medium spice tolerance would give this spice level a 7/10

Black Bean sauce with Noodles
Jan J.

Ordered the black bean sauce with noodles and also a combo meal with sweet and sour pork dish. The sweet and sour pork dish was yummy with just right amount of sweetness and sauce poured over. It was nice that it wasn't drowning in the sauce. And now the Black Bean sauce with Noodles: it was good but the sauce was a bit salty for my taste. Personally I prefer a lighter sauce but others may like it as is. (As usual, I was wearing a light colored tank top and as usual I had splattered some of the black bean sauce on myself. All to say- I advise to ask the server for some scissors or have them cut the noodles for you before you feast) :)) FYI: the store itself is located in the HMart grocery store food court. There are plenty of seats and other food stalls to come back for and try.

Gary N.

The best part about this restaurant is the portion, it's pretty big for the price of around $20, you can feed two person with one dish. Plus it's inside a food court of a Korean super market, it's perfect for a long day of shopping, you want to sit down and eat some authentic black bean noodles, I would pick the sea food one instead just to try something different than the original jajang, I enjoyed it so far, and probably get the spicy noodles next time. Btw the chopsticks they provided is hard to use, I can't pick up any food or noodles, which is strange, maybe that explained why they had forks all over their counter.

Jjajangmyeon Tangsuyuk Combo and Ulppong
Elisa L.

My go to place whenever I'm craving jjajangmyeon! I love getting the jjajangmyeon/tangsuyuk combo, it's delicious and a huge portion. Also tried the ulppong and it's also HUGE! The noodles were chewy, the broth flavorful, and lots of seafood.

Jjajangmyeon Tangsuyuk Combo ($22.99) and Ulppong ($16.99)
Allison L.

I always get the jjajangmyeon/tangsuyuk combo, huge portions! The tangsuyuk was drenched in the sauce so it was a little soggy. Also tried the ulppong, another huge portion and tons of seafood, veggies and noodles. Service is always good, the guy with the bandana is so friendly and has a smile on his face!

KKANPPOONG SHRIMP 깐풍새우 FRIED SHRIMP W/ SWEET CHILI SAUCE $21.99
Erica C.

3/17/24 - ordered 1 dish to share, KKANPPOONG SHRIMP 깐풍새우 FRIED SHRIMP W/ SWEET CHILI SAUCE $21.99 About 20 minutes it came out. It tasted very good. Probably won't get it again. Big shrimp sizes though. You can share with 3-4 persons as an appetizer. We arrived at 10:45 and ordered. Check photos.

Noodle soup #1
Robert C.

Came to H-Mart for kimchi but couldn't leave without eating something in the food court. Decided to try a new noodle soup that we've never had. We looked around the dining area and saw quite a few people with big steaming bowls of noodle soup. We ordered the #1 spicy seafood noodle soup, less spicy. The cashier was friendly and said the soup makes people sweat. It came out shortly thereafter and it was a beautiful steaming bowl of red seafood infused broth with lots of thick noodles, mussels, clams, shrimp, and veggies. The clams were tiny Manila clams with not much meat. Everything else was good. The dish hit the spot. This is a good place to get your noodle fix.

Jjajangmyeon
Ling L.

My go-to spot for black bean noodles/jjajangmyeon! I love that it's in Zion Market's food court so I can get a yummy meal and groceries within one stop. The jjajangmyeon is so good, it feels like my first time eating it every time I come here. They also give you pickled radish on the side which is one of my favorites! The employees are always super sweet when taking my order. Orders come out pretty quick too! Will definitely be back when I'm craving jjajangmyeon :)

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I wasn't going to do a review, but the ulppong was so impressive, I had to say something. Excellent broth. Tight noodles. Lots of seafood.

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Ask the Community - Kyodong Noodle

Hello, is the white seafood noodle soup spicy? And is the black bean jiajiang noodle spicy? I have young kids who couldn't tolerate any level of spicy food. Thank you for letting us know!

The black bean sauce is not spicy at all. However, the white seafood noodle soup does have trace amounts of red pepper powder

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