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Chinatown

Chinatown

차이나타운

Chinese Korean

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Casual Chinese-Korean noodles, including ₩6,000 jajangmyeon and a half-jjamppong, half-jajangmyeon bowl.

The 짬짜면 (jjamjjamyeon) solves a familiar problem in one bowl: half jajangmyeon, half jjamppong, so you get glossy, sweet-heavy black-bean sauce alongside a spicy noodle soup. It is a popular basic order here and costs ₩9,000. The separate 짜장면 (jajangmyeon), at ₩6,000, comes with sauce reviewers describe as generous with vegetables and meat. For a smoky edge, try the jjamppong; its broth gets praise for wok flavor and a generous portion, though some diners find it bland. 탕수육 (tangsuyuk), crisp battered pork with sweet-sour sauce, is also praised, but reports on its texture are inconsistent. The retro menu board and homely storefront set a casual tone. There is seating in the hall, and solo diners are among the regular crowd; families and groups also come, with reservations mentioned for parties. Expect a wait after ordering when it is busy, and a somewhat chaotic room at full stretch. The catalog lists service from 10:30 to 20:30 every day except Wednesday, when the restaurant is closed; one review says it can close early, so avoid cutting it close. Cash payment is noted, and delivery is reported to cost more than eating in. This is a practical stop for an inexpensive noodle meal, especially if you want to eat alone or share a few dishes. Keep expectations measured: reviewers flag uneven cooking, occasional saltiness and concerns about cleanliness, alongside the strong value and large portions. English-language information is limited, so having your order ready in Korean or showing the menu item may make ordering easier.

Menu

  • 짜장면₩6,000
  • 간짜장₩8,000
  • 짬뽕₩8,000
  • 쟁반짜장₩8,000
  • 우동₩9,000
  • 울면₩9,000
  • 홍합속풀이짬뽕₩9,000
  • 삼선간짜장₩10,000
  • 옛날고기짬뽕₩10,000
  • 삼선쟁반짜장₩12,000
  • 차돌짬뽕₩13,000
  • 삼선백짬뽕₩13,000
  • 삼선짬뽕₩13,000
  • 짬짜면₩9,000
  • 볶짜면₩10,000
  • 볶짬면₩10,000
  • 탕짜면₩11,000
  • 탕짬면₩11,000
  • 탕볶밥₩12,000

Local tips

  • Order jjamjjamyeon for both black-bean noodles and spicy soup in one bowl.
  • Arrive well before 20:30, especially on a busy day; the restaurant is closed Wednesday.
  • Bring cash, as cash payment is noted.
  • Show the Korean dish name if you are unsure about ordering in English.

Details

Nearest station
도봉역

Opening hours

Sunday
10:30–20:30
Monday
10:30–20:30
Tuesday
10:30–20:30
Wednesday
Closed
Thursday
10:30–20:30
Friday
10:30–20:30
Saturday
10:30–20:30

Mon-Tue, Thu-Sun 10:30-20:30; closed Wednesdays