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Dongheungwan Suta Jjajang

Dongheungwan Suta Jjajang

동흥관수타짜장

Chinese Korean

About

Hand-pulled jjajang noodles and crisp, sauce-on-the-side tangsuyuk in a spacious Chinese-Korean restaurant.

The point here is the su-ta jjajang (수타짜장): hand-pulled noodles, praised for a firm, chewy bite that holds up to the last mouthful. Their savory black-bean sauce is described as neither especially salty nor sweet, making this a straightforward bowl rather than a heavy, sugary one. The room has a traditional Chinese restaurant feel, with red accents and enough space between tables for family meals and larger groups. Order the su-ta jjajang for ₩8,000, or share the glutinous-rice tangsuyuk (찹쌀탕수육), ₩18,000 for a small portion. Reviews single out its crisp, bite-sized pork and sauce served on the side; it is the most consistently praised extra. The seafood su-ta jjamppong (수타해물짬뽕), ₩11,000, brings a seafood broth with a light wok aroma when it is at its best. Opinions are less settled here: some diners find the broth onion-heavy and the seafood sparse. There are also seafood jjajang and other Chinese-Korean dishes on the menu, so a group can mix bowls and shared plates. The restaurant has dedicated parking, baby chairs and rooms for groups, which make it practical for family lunches or a company dinner. It opens daily from 10:40 to 21:30, but closes for a break from 15:30 to 16:30; plan around that gap rather than arriving mid-afternoon. It also works as a meal stop after hiking at Samaksa. The dossier gives no booking or ordering procedure, so check directly if your group needs a room. Come for a casual noodle meal, or bring a few people to share plates in a more spacious setting. The appeal is the hand-pulled noodle texture and the option to order a range of familiar dishes. Keep expectations measured: reviews mention uneven quality, including bland jjajang and variable seafood in the jjamppong, so the strongest bet is the signature noodle bowl with tangsuyuk to share.

Menu

  • 수타해물짜장₩11,000
  • 찹쌀탕수육 (소)₩18,000
  • 수타짜장₩8,000
  • 수타해물짬뽕₩11,000
  • 수타해물우동₩12,000
  • 차돌국밥₩12,000
  • 수타굴짬뽕₩12,000
  • Oyster Soup With Rice굴국밥₩12,000
  • 수타냉콩국수₩10,000
  • 수타냉짬뽕₩11,000
  • 수타중국냉면₩11,000
  • 수타홍합짬뽕₩11,000
  • Japtang Rice잡탕밥₩15,000
  • 해물짬뽕밥₩11,500
  • 수타해물쟁반짜장 (소)₩22,000
  • 전가복 (소)₩60,000
  • 양장피 (소)₩26,000
  • 고추잡채 (소)₩26,000
  • 깐풍기 (소)₩26,000
  • 크림중새우 (소)₩26,000

Local tips

  • Arrive outside 15:30–16:30, when the restaurant is on break.
  • Order the su-ta jjajang for a chewy noodle bowl with savory black-bean sauce.
  • Share the small tangsuyuk if you want the praised crisp pork with sauce on the side.
  • Use the dedicated parking lot if you are driving.
  • Ask ahead about a group room if you need one.

Details

Opening hours

Sunday
10:40–15:30, 16:30–21:30
Monday
10:40–15:30, 16:30–21:30
Tuesday
10:40–15:30, 16:30–21:30
Wednesday
10:40–15:30, 16:30–21:30
Thursday
10:40–15:30, 16:30–21:30
Friday
10:40–15:30, 16:30–21:30
Saturday
10:40–15:30, 16:30–21:30

Daily 10:40-21:30, break 15:30-16:30