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"Today's lunch is this!" Top 5 must-visit Jajangmyeon restaurants full of charm
Top 5 Best Jajangmyeon Restaurants
- Perfectly capturing the fundamental smoky flavor of Chinese cuisine, Eping in Garak-dong
- Chinese restaurant Myeongdong 'Gaehwa' near the Chinese embassy
- Deep flavor enhanced with pumpkin plum extract, Seocheon Gunsari 'Uisaengwon'
- Yupoom, a Chinese restaurant in Yeonhui-dong popular for steamed dumplings and spicy seafood noodle soup
- A clean and perfectly satisfying taste, Anseong Juksan-ri 'Juksan Bunsik'
Jajangmyeon that is delicious even when eaten as is, and also enjoyable as a special treat.
There are many ways to enjoy it, just like the old age.
The jajangmyeon (black bean noodles) that I used to eat on days when moving or at family celebrations like graduations.
A representative dish that comes to mind when thinking of "dining out" food
It's such a familiar food that it might be hard to find someone in Korea who hasn't tried it.
Today, I will introduce five delicious jajangmyeon restaurants that evoke nostalgic memories.
Perfectly capturing the fundamental smoky flavor of Chinese cuisine, Eping in Garak-dong
The so-called "charred flavor," considered the foundation of Chinese cuisine, can be experienced at Eping located in Garak-dong.
You can enjoy delicious dishes prepared by the owner chef who masterfully creates the authentic smoky flavor.
I can equally recommend Jjajangmyeon, Jjamppong, and Sweet and Sour Pork.
The sweet and sour pork here is an original style served with the sauce stir-fried.
The pork is cut into long strips and fried until crispy, resulting in pieces that are quite satisfying in size.
The pineapple adds a mildly tangy flavor to the sauce, continuously tempting the palate.
Chinese restaurant Myeongdong 'Gaehwa' near the Chinese embassy
Chinese restaurant run by the Chinese community near the Chinese Embassy between Myeongdong Station and Hoehyeon Station
'Gaehwa' is a place with a tradition of over 60 years of stability.
The main dish is noodles mixed with a thin, soupy sauce.
'Uni Jjajangmyeon'. Besides finely chopped meat, there are no other ingredients, making it easy to focus on the noodles and the original sauce flavor.
It is characterized by a less greasy and less irritating taste compared to other places.
Dry-fried "ganjajang" without moisture is also one of the popular menu items.
Unlike Uni Jjajangmyeon, the large pieces of meat and onions add to the texture.
The use of a thin surface to ensure good adsorption of the surface and sauce is also a key point.
In addition, the spicy sauce with dried chili peppers and garlic, called 'Kkanpunggi,' and the filled 'Gunmandu' dumplings are popular.
Deep flavor enhanced with pumpkin plum extract, Seocheon Gunsari 'Uisaengwon'
A Chinese restaurant specializing in cuisine with a 70-year tradition in Seocheon County
'Medical Institute'. A famous restaurant known for its secret black bean paste passed down through three generations.
The black bean paste in 'Jjajangmyeon' enhances a smooth sweetness without being cloying, using pumpkin and plum syrup.
Tofu aged with schisandra was added to enhance the umami flavor.
The quite thick meat of the 'Sweet and Sour Pork' is marinated with ingredients such as green onions, onions, bay leaves, and potatoes, making it tender and free of any unpleasant odors.
Yupoom, a Chinese restaurant in Yeonhui-dong popular for steamed dumplings and spicy seafood noodle soup
Mandu Specialty Chinese Restaurant 'Ipum'. Dishes are offered at relatively lower prices compared to nearby Chinese restaurants.
A place where dumplings generously filled with noodles and seafood such as shrimp, sea cucumber, and pufferfish are popular, along with spicy seafood noodle soup with a smoky flavor.
A clean and perfectly satisfying taste, Anseong Juksan-ri 'Juksan Bunsik'
Juksan Bunsik in Juksan-ri, Anseong. Contrary to the store's name, it serves authentic Chinese cuisine.
A master restaurant with a 50-year tradition.
A place that became more popular by accepting only 30 tables a day.
The signature dish 'Gan Jjajang' features creamy noodles served with a generous amount of sauce equivalent to about two servings.
A sauce without sweetness and rough in texture, but with a rich umami flavor, enhances the nutty taste with soybean porridge.
It replenishes moisture with potatoes and radish, so there is no dryness.