Kyodong Noodle

This place is exactly what you want when a craving for Korean-Chinese classics hits. The jajangmyeon is everything it should be — thick, glossy black bean sauce clinging to chewy noodles, rich with chunks of pork and onion, and balanced by the crunch of fresh cucumber strips on top. The fried rice is no afterthought either, studded with shrimp and veggies, served with a side of that same addictive black bean sauce. The atmosphere is casual, no-frills, and bustling with families who clearly know this is the spot. It’s not about fancy plating — it’s about honest flavors that taste like home if you grew up on these dishes, or like discovery if you didn’t. Either way, you’ll leave full, happy, and probably plotting your return.

Food tasted good. I had the seafood noodle and sweet and sour pork. Cost $21.99 before tax. Good amount of food for the price. Hygiene is a 1 star. I sat close to the counter and while I was waiting for my food I saw a worker with a blue glove on his right hand with the thumb exposed. In the time I was there he washed trays, put them on a rack to dry then goes and use the right hand to clean the drain filter and then used both hands to wash chopped radish in a tub filled with water. After that he went to the bathroom and came back and continued to work. Yes, all this time he was wearing the same blue glove with the ripped thumb on his right hand. Hope I do t get food poisoning.

Even if the wrong order came out. Customers should accept that !!! I ordered jampon but ulpon - which I have never heard .. I requested to change the right one but I was rejected. Even I trying to order again because I was really need lunch but rejected because the manager said it is too busy. I got refund except gratitude. I realized it is not fair and request full amount later .. it doesn’t mean the money.back. I felt it is not right. I got cash with change two dollar 38 cents. I tried to understand the staff hardworking but this is not right.

The Jajangmyeon lacked enough sauce, and the Tangsuyuk batter was so hard and had pork smell, it was nearly inedible. The portion sizes were also much smaller than before. Since the new owner took over, the quality has noticeably declined.

At the Korean market, Han Nam Chain in La Palma, you'll find a restaurant located at the front and on the left side, resembling a cafeteria or food court style. This restaurant specializes in Korean-style Chinese food, with its main menu featuring noodle soup and Jjajang. Their fried rice is exceptionally tasty. All menu items are available for takeout, and there is a small lobby area with tables and chairs for your convenience. The portion sizes are enjoyable, and everything on the menu is delicious. I highly recommend trying Korean Chinese food here.

The food, the sauce, the kind service is so nice and neat to every customer in 이만구교동짬뽕

Ordered the tangsuyuk... More like tangsu-yuck! The pork was so dry, and the batter was like eating styrofoam. Sauce had no flavor (like eating candied corn starch).