LOVED IT! From the start we were greeted with kind smiles and the smell of amazing food. On a busy afternoon, we were seated within 15 minutes and our order was taken immediately. It was our first time here, and the waiter was very responsive to all of our questions. He gave the most amazing recommendations and had a very strong recollection of what the menu entailed. Every restaurant should strive to have this level of service; our food arrived together and in no time at all. Now let's talk about the quality of food...we had two people in our party and let me tell you there was more than enough to feed a family of four. For the price, we get so much delicious food! We took everything we didn't finish to enjoy the next day! Paiks sets standards for us in the level that a restaurant should operate! Thank you! read more

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The food is so awesome!!! I especially love the crispy buns (I can eat at least 10 of them) and the jajang rice. The sauce contains a lot of crispy onions which I love!!!! Service is fast and friendly like always, I felt really welcomed here. I like how they give out hwachaes as an appetizer. Environment is minimalistic and calming. I would recommend to anyone looking for some delicious eats in the hills. Thank you Paiks noodle for saving my life read more

An authentic Korean-Chinese restaurant that reminded me of what I had in Korea! I tried their jajangmyeon and sweet and sour pork. The jajangmyeon was saucy and came in a huge portion, definitely good for sharing. Be careful when mixing it, the sauce could easily end up on your shirt. Loved that it came with raw onions and pickled raddish on the side too. I'm glad the sauce for the sweet and sour pork was served separately, so we could dip each piece as much as we wanted. The sauce includes onions, wood ear mushrooms It's a small simple menu, but I would come again to try their other dishes! read more

Paik's Noodle - Sweet and sour pork - Korean Near Me - Chino Hills, California

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So happy to finally have a Korean Chinese spot in the area. I've heard of Paik's in the OC and was excited they opened up in Chino Hills. I think this restaurant took over the old CiCi spot. Place was clean and modern. Got a bunch of young kids working there but they were all great. Service was fast. Food also came out super quick. Tangsuyuk - so good. Nice and crispy exterior and the sauce is on point. Love that there are red onions and wood ear so it's not just a bowl of plain sauce. Large chunks of pork with a nice light batter. Jjamppong - this was not bad. Good amount of seafood - lots of squid, could mussels, and a shrimp. Soup itself was just the right amount of heat and man do they give you a hearty portion. Mapo tofu - this was my fav. Really has that smoky wok flavor. Different from a lot of the mapo dishes out there with good spice. Tofu was silky and loaded with hearty mapo sauce. This is a definite must. Chili shrimp - this was another hit. I'm a sauce guy and these shrimp were SAUCE-EY. Good sweetness. Packed with flavor. Again, the portion here was more than enough. Paik's is definitely filling a missing gap in the Asian offerings around the area. Will be coming back soon. read more

Very large portion!! Really bold and good flavor. We got jjamppong, jajangmyon, and tangsuguk. This is the combo I have been wanting to try and did not disappoint me! I went in right after they open but before our food came in the restaurant was full house. So I recommend to go in earlier or after peak hours. The reason for minus one star- lots of employees are Gen Z kids. They are not conscious of what's going on. One server came and ask how's everything? when we haven't even get to jjamppong yet... (^_^;) then no one came to ask about water or how's food etc. took forever to get our bill and boxes to go because no one is checking on customers. We had to ask to a lady who looked like a manager haha and she was really professional like looking away when we are paying. Wow so much respect...! read more

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I've tried different locations of Paik's Noodle before, and I always assumed the dishes would be pretty much the same at every franchise. Unfortunately, I was wrong with this one. The noodles at Paik's Noodle are supposed to have that nice, chewy texture, but the noodles here were noticeably different and didn't have the same texture I've come to expect. The food overall was just alright--not the worst I've ever had, but definitely nothing special. What disappointed me the most was the fried bun. The one I received looked completely different from the picture on the menu. I understand that food photos can sometimes look better than the actual dish, but the difference here was pretty significant (not good). read more

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We had a chance to try Paik's noodle for dinner and it didn't disappoint. We got seated right away on a Saturday night and it was a quick and great service. The restaurant is very clean and has this aesthetic vibe. We ordered jajjangmyeon, dumplings, soy garlic chicken wings and sweet and sour pork. Everything is amazingly delish. Their pricing also pretty reasonable with the portion of food that we received. - Dumplings are pretty big and lots of fillings. Not too heavy and has the perfect crisp. - Black bean noodles is amazing. The texture of the noodle is perfect with the sauce that has lots of onions. It's not too salty and sweet as well. - Sweet and sour pork is the best I've had so far. They use great quality of pork and the breading is pretty light. The sauce is amazing. - Soy garlic chicken wings is just finger licking good. The chicken is very tender and juice. Definitely will go back to try their other items on the menu. They also have a sign by the door that they're waiting for their alcohol license. read more

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We tried Paik's Noodle.. it's chinese korean fusion. They have multiple locations and growing it is very legit pricing is on par with dining prices nowadays the portions are pretty generous and the service is terrific warning though spicy means spicy for those that can handle spicy and original is original. some of the dishes that we ordered and they all taste amazing and very authentic and genuine. This particular location we visited was in Chino Hills. read more

I've been to a few Paik's locations in SoCal, and this is by far the best in terms of quality, portions and overall execution. This is a standalone restaurant with modern decor, as opposed to the typical food stall you'll find inside a grocery store. They're still very much in their opening month and clearly have some growing pains, so my review is entirely based on the quality of the dishes I ordered. I got the regular jjajangmyeon, meat jjajangmyeon, and sweet and sour pork. The regular jjajangmyeon was solid, but the meat jjajangmyeon was sooo good. I haven't seen many spots serve the pork like this; the pork was incredibly tender and flavorful. The noodles and sauce were honestly a solid 9/10. The sweet and sour pork was also close to perfect and exactly how I like it, with that potato starch batter fried to perfection. Nice and chewy on the outside, while the pork itself was tender and not dry at all. Overall, this will definitely be a local staple for me. Other dishes, like their iron plates and wings, equally looked amazinggg and I'm looking forward to trying more items on my next visit! Service was also attentive, and again, they're still working through some opening-month growing pains, so please give everyone some grace. Everyone I interacted with was friendly, attentive and doing their best. read more

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NO LUNCH MENU BOO! Regular Jja Jjang Myun: 4/5 there was a lot of sauce but the portion was small for the price. Noodles were sort of wet not dry like usual. Sauce wasn't thick more on the watery side. Steamed bread: nothing special. Pricey for just 3. Usually other Chinese restaurants give their breads for free. Jjamppong: 3.5/5 the flavor of the broth was on point with the right amount of spicy kick but it was mostly veggies. One shrimp, one mussel and a few squid pieces. I know this because I split this with a friend lol. Sweet and Sour Pork: 5/5 the meat was tender and thick pieces fried perfectly. Their sauce is sweet and delicious! Other reasons why I gave only 3 stars: They gave us a cup of cold watermelon punch when we sat down which was weird. Shouldn't that be given at the end of the meal as a dessert? No kimchi. It was FREEZING inside. It was a hot day so I get it when you need the AC on but the temperature was uncomfortable- my baby was cold. $80 for lunch of bowls of noodles and one entree is too much! Especially during this time when everyone's wallets are hurting. Especially when all the other Korean/Chinese restaurants offer lunch specials with combos and lower prices. Please consider this! read more

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TLDR; came for the classic trio of jjajangmyeong, jjampong, tangsuyuk and was BLOWN away by their amazing service (and the delicious food ofc) Food: the jjajangmyeong sauce was not too sweet and the meat was tasty. Paired with the tangsuyuk, it was a dream combo and tasted exactly like what I imagine every time I crave these dishes. The jjampong was good as well; I loved how spicy it was compared to other jjampongs I've had in the past. It had the perfect kick and a generous amount of seafood. Not to mention, the presentation of the food was aesthetic which is a plus! Service: WOW is all I can say. Someone came by to switch out our tangsuyuk with new ones bc they said it was burnt and they can't serve something like that--I didn't even notice it was burnt. Later on, they came by with another plate of dessert that was on the house as an apology for the "burnt" tangsuyuk. Overall, the waiters were all super nice and patient and even had allowed us to change tables when we mentioned feeling cramped where we were originally. Will be coming back again for sure!! One of the best places I've tried :) read more

Paik's Noodle - Korean Near Me - Chino Hills, California

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The food was great, and the service is superb. Me and my friend had lunch last 21Sep, and Nicole was serving us. She gave us suggestions, and after serving the food, she made sure that our water is filled and that we were doing okay. What sets her apart from any other service we had ever received was that she noticed the paper bag that I brought with me was torn, and without being asked, she brought a bag and offered to replace it! How awesome is that?! She is truly an amazing person, and Paik's Noodle is lucky to have her read more

I take my parents here every week since they opened and we all absolutely love it! We love the Paik's Noodle franchise but we especially love this branch because their jjamppong soup and sweet and sour pork are superior to other branches! (BTW, our qualifications as Paik's Noodle lovers are: we visited the San Jose, Koreatown, Buena Park, and even the Seoul, SK branch ) Their sweet and sour pork quite literally melts in your mouth and is extremely delicious. They also have a few other dishes that other branches don't serve (or maybe these are just new items for everyone?), such as the stir-fried jajangmyeon/sizzling iron plate jajang (which is so, so bomb!!! highly recommend) and lemongrass chicken (haven't tried, but it's next on the list!). Not pictured, but we always get the very yummy jajangbap (black bean with egg and rice) and have also tried the soy garlic chicken (pretty good!!), beef fried rice (soooo good) as well as the crispy buns. This may be repetitive, but everything is just soooo, sooo good! The service is also top-notch and all the servers are attentive and efficient. I'm actually surprised that there are 1-star reviews, but it seems like they were posted during their soft/grand opening. As regulars, I am here to say that the service is constantly improving and, at this point, despite being a busy, sit-down restaurant, we're still able to get in and out of there within a hour because of how quick and great the service is! The restaurant itself looks very different from other Paik Noodle branches that we've been to. It's definitely got a classier and nicer vibe versus the cafeteria style that we see with other branches. I'm so glad that a Paik's Noodle finally opened in the Chino area and even more grateful that their food and service is spectacular! If you're reading this, I hope this review convinces you to take a trip to the restaurant :) read more

Paik's Noodle - Sweet and sour pork - Korean Near Me - Chino Hills, California

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after reading Jessica W.'s review on FB. we came in on a Monday night around 6:30. the place is open and spacious, most tables were full with a few tables not cleaned yet. we got seated right away. we ordered Jajangmyeon 炸醬麵 and Jjamppong 炒碼麵. it took 10min for our jajangmyeon to come, then 1 of the waitress (who also serves as receptionist, we think is the owner) came to ask if everything is ok, we told her we're still waiting for our 2nd dish. waited another few minutes before we were finally served. Jajangmyeon 炸醬麵 sauce was sweeter than I'm familiar with but that makes it very appetizing. the sauce does have some pork pieces in it, but they do charge a few $ extra if you'd like to add more pork meat. there's also enough sauce to cover/mix into the noddles. Jjamppong 炒碼麵 had squid, mussels, pork and veggies. the soup had a little kick to it. very flavorful. I really like the chewy fresh noodles in both dish. there are many servers standing around, but some tables were still not cleaned (assuming the servers don't bus the tables) after we finished our meal. we finally saw 1 woman started cleaning the tables (not sure if she just came into work). At one point I inhaled some spicy soup and started coughing and needed more napkins, before I wave down one of the many waiters standing around, 1 of them already dropped off a stack of napkins for me. my husband said this guy must be the owner as the other waiters are younger. overall I like the food, price is average for the inflated market now. but at least we get a good fill of tasty food. the servers can be trained better and bus lady also need to be more efficient to keep the tables cleaned promptly. read more

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Consistent quality like other Paik's noodle. Ambiance was modern and clean. Staff were attentive Food, ordered jjampong + japchae/rice+dumplings. Not a fan of the japchae.. it tasted a bit burnt. read more

Glad to see Paik's Noodle open now in Chino Hills. Came by 5:30pm on a weekday and they were not busy. Plenty of seating. Got a to go order of jajangmein, jjambong & sweet & sour pork. Yummy! Took some photos of the menu to share. read more

Paik's Noodle - Menu 1 of 2 - Korean Near Me - Chino Hills, California

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Absolutely delicious, amazing-friendly staff, and the restaurant offers great seating so there was no wait. This was our first time here so we wanted to try several dishes but we were mostly looking forward to the Jajangmyeon and sweet and sour pork. We were a party of 5 so we shared everything and the portions are so big that we had plenty to take home. Food was savory, the thick dipping sauce for the pork and chicken was delicious, the spicy Jjampong was loaded with seafood and noodles, sides were also great as we had the radish, spicy peppers, and kimchi. Staff was super attentive, service was fast and definitely a place we will be back to. read more

Paik's Noodle - Sweet and sour pork - Korean Near Me - Chino Hills, California

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Food is very good want take pictures but they look so good we order back sauce noodles and seafood noodles soup before we know it it's half gone. Service supreme good always there if needed something. Don't forget to order sweet and sour pork they to die for it was so delicious. read more

Paik's Noodle - Sweet and sour pork to die for yummy - Korean Near Me - Chino Hills, California

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Black bean noodles with pork = fire. Flavors as expected, having the pork with a slight smoky flavor ties the dish together. I did ask for more radish! Jamppong noodle texture 100%, soup flavor is as expected. Dumplings come out fresh , hot and crispy but I'd skip next time. I'd come back for the black bean noodles. Decor is simple, wide open space. Since its first day, servers are probs trying to figure stuff out, so kinda had to flag them down. They are a little soft spoken, but they are respectful. read more

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I had been counting down the days ever since I saw the sign go up, and Paik's Noodle definitely lived up to the hype! Even though there was a bit of a wait because the restaurant was so busy, it was absolutely worth it. The interior is modern, stylish, and spotlessly clean--far more elegant than you'd expect from a franchise restaurant. We ordered the spicy seafood noodle soup (Jjamppong), black bean noodles (Jjajangmyeon), shrimp fried rice, fried dumplings, and sweet & sour pork, and every single dish was outstanding. The flavors were authentic, fresh, and absolutely delicious. On top of the amazing food, the service was incredible and every staff member was warm, welcoming. I can't wait to come back and try even more dishes. Highly recommend! read more

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I've dined here twice on weekends, and this spot has officially made it into our regular rotation. Even when there is a wait, the tables turn over quickly. Our family loves the food here. The meat jjajangmyun has an incredible wok-fire flavor, and the noodle texture was perfectly consistent across both of our visits. It is a massive win for a mom when the kids willingly eat all the vegetables along with the noodles and the extra meat. I highly recommend an extra $2 meat upgrade. It is completely worth it! The sweet and sour pork is also a must-try, offering a perfectly crunchy yet chewy texture tossed in a balanced, flavorful sauce that isn't overly sour. Whoever runs the deep fryer here deserves a raise! The sweet chili shrimp sauce has a nice kick at the end without being too sweet, and you absolutely cannot skip the wood ear mushrooms that come with it because they are incredibly delicious. Last but not least, the chili wings are absolutely incredible. They are perfectly fried with a flawless glaze, and it made me crave a cold beer! I am crossing my fingers that they are able to offer beer in the future! Beyond the food, the ambiance and layout are excellent. The restaurant is spacious, features a semi-private walled-off nook for larger groups, and serves shareable portions. At this price point, it's a great option for group dining. As a mom, I also want to give a huge shoutout to the management for employing local recent high school graduates, and to the teens themselves for showing up to work on the weekends. Food service is a tough first job. While the team is still working out early operational kinks, their work ethic is wonderful to see, and those service comments from earlier reviews will surely work themselves out. We will absolutely be back! read more

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Great choices of Korean and Chinese fusion food. Also great value for Korean noodles and soups.

Hello. Kind greetings. My wife and I finally found time and came for lunch. We were greeted nicely and seated fairly quickly. The restaurant is clean and feels very comfortable. The food came out fairly quickly. We got the Meat Jajangmyeon and Sweet and Sour Pork. The Sweet and Sour Pork had a wonderful crunchy crust and the meat inside was soft. Delicious! The Meat in the Jajiangmyeon is yummy and the Jajiangmyeon is full of umami(I am very critical on Jajiangmyeon)! The staff constantly checked on us, which I truly appreciate. Wonderful experience! Highly recommended! Greatly satisfied! Thank you so much. Wishing everyone blessings, happiness, health, laughter, love, joy, prosperity and safety. read more

Worse Jjomppon noodle soup ever! No meat only noodles! Very disappointed with the food and service!

We had waited months for Paik's noodle to open here, and finally got to come for the grand opening. The location has a beautiful interior, much larger than you would expect from the outside, with a number of simple but refined table settings, and a generally 'upscale' vibe and atmosphere. We ordered two Jjajangmyeon - one 'classic' version, and one with chili, and an order of the fried dumplings. For those completely unfamiliar with Jjajangmyeon, there's not much to say beyond that you should definitely try it. It's basically pork and fresh vegetables like zucchini and onion fried with a 'black-bean' paste (which gives it an earthiness and saltiness that is hard to describe but is very addicting!) poured on top of freshly-made noodles. The chili jjajangmyeon clearly had some chili oil mixed in, as well as thinly-sliced chili peppers (probably raw, non-pickled jalapeños.) The jjajangmyeon did not disappoint - the sauce was clearly very freshly made, the balance between vegetables, meat and black-bean paste was perfect, and it didn't have too much potato starch added to it to make it 'gloopy,' instead just sitting perfectly on the noodles. One fun discovery is that the vegetables were still quite crunchy and fresh-tasting, reminding me of a gan-jjajangmyeon in some ways...if you have ever tried to decide between a classic and a gan jjajang, this will really be perfect for you, because it really does get the best of both worlds. The chili jjajangmyeon had a nice mild spice - I definitely wouldn't describe it as 'spicy' so much as just adding some nice chili zest. The dumplings were quite good if not great - I prefer a delicate shell even on fried dumplings, and these were a bit thicker than my usual preference, but that could have been because they were hand-made, and are relatively large. The pork filling was very good, although perhaps a bit drier than it would be at a restaurant specializing in dumplings. The only recommendation I would make would be that, because the dumplings are quite thick, recommending soy sauce as a dipping sauce wasn't the best fit. I wished that I had something that would cut through a bit more, like a citrusy Ponzu or a vinegary Chogochujang, although that didn't keep me from enjoying them. Overall the service was great as well, as the wait staff and managers were very attentive and very friendly. We'll definitely come back, the sooner the better - the photos of the Jjamppong looked delicious! read more

Paik's Noodle - Chili Jjajangmyeon (고추 짜장면) - Korean Near Me - Chino Hills, California

Delicious food and generous portions! The black bean noodles and spicy seafood noodle soup were amazing. Friendly staff. We'll be back! read more

Paik's Noodle - Korean Near Me - Chino Hills, California

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Love the deco, the food, and the awesome service there!! Would definitely come back with my daughter who got to only taste the leftovers, and she said that's the best jajangmyeon she has ever had. read more

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Jang bong was reasonably priced and very good. Generous amount and came out piping hot. Not spicy at all, which I like. Service was attentive and came out rather fast. Noodles were nice and soft. Plenty of seafood in it as well. The place was very clean and new. Glad to see this place finally open as there isn't anything like this in town and you have to drive further into Rowland or Ktown for a good bowl read more

Paik's Noodle - Jjang Bbong - Korean Near Me - Chino Hills, California

The food was delicious and everything tasted fresh. We really enjoyed our meal! The service was friendly and attentive as well. Definitely recommend this place, and we'll be coming back again! read more

Paik's Noodle - Food - Korean Near Me - Chino Hills, California

Among the five Hong Kong spots I ate in California, it is the second most delicious after Irvine H mart food court Hong Kong half. Jjamppong's seafood was fresh and the amount was quite good. It opened at 11 o'clock, but I was told to come at 12 o'clock because it was under construction, so I waited for an hour. This is a bit disappointing. The meal came out late because it was the first customer, but the food came out quickly from the next customer. Jjamppong has a lot of traces of burning in the fire, but it didn't smell like a fire. But the soup was delicious. I don't just go to the bottom of the taste now, the seafood is fresh, and if you give me a lot, I think I'll be the first place in the jjamppong restaurant at Lee Dong-ne. !!!! I want you to sell alcohol too. read more

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Came on the first day and first to review!! Had the jajjangmyun and the jjambong. Just to be clear I love paiks noodle in Buena Park and had it growing up in LA downtown. My favorites. Jjangmyung was 8/10. Sweet. Maybe lacking sauce. Jjambong was a bit spicy. Vegetables were burnt a bit so I can taste the burnt. See picture. Soup was spicy but the noodle was good for jjambong. Jjangmyun noodle were bit tougher. Overall it's a sit down restaurant, not a take it and eat it place like I expected. Still good, will come back again. read more

Paik's Noodle - Jjangmyung jjambong - Korean Near Me - Chino Hills, California

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So happy Paik's is in Chino Hills! I've been here twice and counting, and have had friendly fast service both times. The food was delicious and similar to other Paik's I've tried. The only dish I was meh to was the spicy shrimp (it was too deep fried imo which made it really tough). Classic to go with the sweet and sour pork. Will be back again and again! read more

We waited over an HOUR for a togo jjamppong. We did a sit down order and asked for a togo jjamppong for later. The food initially for the sit down order came out fast. The noodles were a bit overcooked and soggy, but it was still pretty yummy. The sweet and sour pork was very cripsy. We checked in with our server at around 635-640 to make sure our togo order was getting started. We walked out at 7:45. Ridiculous. 1+ hour for a SINGLE bowl of jjamppong. I was so happy that Chino Hills finally had a jjajjang place. Won't be returning ever again. Will be heading towards YongMoonLu at Rowland Heights. The older lady seemed to avoid us entirely and did not even apologize for the long wait. Very unhappy. Honestly go somewhere else for the price, service, time, and taste. read more

Food are pretty good. We had them at the restaurant and ordered to go as well. In fact, the food to go was even better...lol. Happy to see Chinese and Korean style restaurant in our neighbor and will visit again. read more

Had lunch here with my family on the 26th, looks like they just opened on the 20th so I'm not going to judge them too hard or low and perhaps update my review if they get better. However, the service here is SLOW! Dont get me wrong, the food is great, but wow the efficiency is ridiculously low here. They look to actually be overstaffed, but we didnt even get our order in for 10-15min! Servers were being busboys, clearing tables at the most leisurely, irritatingly slow pace, while they are telling people behind our party (thank God we came in when we did) that the wait will be 20min, 30min, 40min when the tables are empty, just not being cleaned up quickly when there is an army of workers! After giving up on getting a waiter to come to us naturally, we flagged one down and then waited another 5min to get helped....by a totally different server (the one we flagged down came back like 5-10min later). We asked for water and tea, and I can understand setting the tea cups one by one, but the water cups were empty and metal; can't you just stack them and put them down all at once? And if you're going to set them down, why do it so painstakingly slow?? Once I noticed how slow everything was, I decided to just order the same menu item for everyone to keep it simple; just 3 bowls of jjajangmyeon. If you go to any restaurant, and you order multiples of the same item, dont they all come out at the same time? Or if its like a big bowl of noodles, the server would bring it out one by one but like one after another at the same time, right? I dont know what their system was, but why bring out 1 bowl....5-6min apart?? I watched our server bring one bowl, walk a marathon across the whole restaurant, then come back with the 2nd, and repeat for the 3rd. Jeezus christ. So the food was good at least, quality was there, it better be after waiting 30+min for it! We asked for onions+sauce, and at least 1 lady server was lightning fast, probably a manager or something. But when we clearly had no more of the radish/onions, no one came to refill or ask, and we had to flag another server down. Got this guy's attention, but he walked away as I was talking to him...not the end of the world but not very professional or polite. Also, what kind of jjajangmyeon place doesnt have kimchi? Anyway, recommend takeout for this place (maybe order a million hours ahead lol) but sitting down and wasting time here not recommended unless you have the patience of a saint. Maybe give the place a year to stabilize and properly train their staff or hire competent ones because I dont know if I can handle the stress again. read more

Jjampong! So good and loaded with seafood, vegetables, and some pork. Definitely coming back for this dish and excited to try other offerings. read more

I honestly don't understand how this place has so many 5-star reviews. Unfortunately, my experience was very disappointing. We visited around 5 PM, and the restaurant wasn't busy at all. There were only about 3-4 tables occupied, including ours. We ordered the Jajangmyeon, Jjamppong, and Sweet & Sour Pork. The Sweet & Sour Pork came out fairly quickly and actually tasted pretty good. It was probably the best dish we had. The only downside is that it's a bit overpriced for what you get, but at least the flavor was good. What I really don't understand is why the two noodle dishes took over 30 minutes to arrive. This is a restaurant that's supposedly known for Korean noodles, and with only a few tables occupied, I can't figure out why it would take that long to prepare such basic dishes. The service also needs significant improvement. The servers seemed disorganized and not very professional. It often felt like no one really knew what was going on. The biggest disappointment, however, was the Jajangmyeon. The shredded pork was incredibly dry which completely clashed with the smooth, rich black bean sauce. I honestly couldn't believe this was being served at a restaurant that promotes itself as a destination for authentic Korean Jajangmyeon. It was easily one of the most disappointing bowls of Jajangmyeon I've had. I'm guessing the restaurant may have only recently opened, so hopefully they'll make improvements over time. There is definitely potential, but based on this visit, I don't think I'll be coming back anytime soon. read more

100% worth every mile of the drive! We ordered a spread, and every single dish was incredible. The sweet and sour pork stayed perfectly crispy with a sauce that hits the ideal balance--flavorful without being overly sweet. The spicy seafood noodle soup was another standout, featuring perfectly cooked noodles with just the right chew. Great ambiance, fantastic food, and it absolutely lives up to the hype! read more

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Quick service. Nice food. Kind crew. Especially, I want a jjamppong house near me. read more

I absolutely LOVE the food. I'm still yet to try some of the other items, but the Jajangmyeon, Sweet and Spicy/Garlic Soy chicken wings, the Sweet and Sour Pork, and the Jajang Rice are so delicious. Make sure you bring a friend! My friend and I love this spot for their portions and wonderful service. Overall, this Korean/Chinese joint is great, and I'd recommend it to those who like listening to K-Pop while eating some good noodles. read more