Paik's Noodle

The jjajangmyeon and jjamppong were the best. The sweet and sour pork was different and not my favorite, as it was fried pork with the sweet and sour sauce on the side.

Their jjajangmeyon is phenomenal! I love the flavor and the amount of meat and veggies were in there. For $10.95, you get a lot of food! Their fried chicken was okay. $9.95 for 5 chicken wings and I wasn’t too impressed with the flavor. But it was still delicious nonetheless! Food came out hot and fresh and I would come again 100%! The workers were very nice and kind! Very authentic tasting! Highly recommend coming here •͈ᴗ•͈

Had a great lunch here. Ordered the jajamyeong and a couple bowls of jjampong with a 10pc side order of sweet & spicy wings. Was able to satisfy 6 ppl's appetite. Jajamyeong had great flavor and the jjampong had just the right amount of spiciness to it.

April 2025 Came here for some carry out noodle. Looks like a busy place and with many traffic. Quick service and reasonable pricing. Will love to return to try other menu items. April 2025 Decided to revisit this restaurant and dine in. Very tasty soup noodle and good portion size. We will love to revisit this restaurant. Recommended highly.

I had this place on my list to try spicy jjajangmyeon and the texture was perfect but I really wish it was spicier! They do offer sriracha and gochugaru to add additional spice. But what I wasn’t expecting was their Korean fried chicken to be so flavorful and the perfect crisp!

Self-service restaurant with optional kiosk available! This place can be a hit or miss. I've been here many times over several years, and the food quality seems to be inconsistent. For my most recent trip, I ordered a jjamppong, and it was very disappointing. I'm still giving this restaurant 4 stars because sometimes the food can be good- especially the fried sweet and sour pork and jajangmyeon. For my most recent visit, the jjamppong inside the food court at Hmart Plano was better. Here, there was barely any seafood (no shrimp, small tiny pieces of squid, and 2 mussels), and overall it just wasn't very good.

10/10!! Pictured: Chili jajangmyeon (deliciously spicy), jajangmyeon (to die for), sweet & sour pork (insanely good and also has sauce that comes with it). Servings were hearty and filling! There was so much extra black bean sauce that we had to order rice to finish it off. Definitely recommend & definitely coming back!!

This is a Korean Chinese restaurant that opens on Wednesdays. The jjambbong was a little better, but the jjajangmyeon was pretty good too. The taste here is much better than the branches on the West Coast. However, when I first entered the restaurant, I hesitated a little because of the bathroom smell. The bathroom itself was clean. There were a lot of people eating lunch, and the amount of food was appropriate. My order came out a little late, but the staff personally served me and apologized for the delay, which I appreciated. The dumplings were a little lighter than those sold in stores, and they were fried well.

This place pleasantly surprised me! The menu is a little limited but they specialize in what they offer. The jajangmyeon was my favorite. The jjampong is a little spicy but I can't handle too much spicy. They have a kiosk where you can order so it's pretty fast and they just call your number when it's ready. The portions are definitely share size so they have little to-go bowls on the side that you can use. There are plenty of tables but it was pretty busy around lunch time. Also keep in mind the restaurant has an hour break between 3-4pm!

I stopped by to try out Chinese Korean cuisine at Chef Paik's noodle franchise and this establishment DELIVERED! I ordered to-go and portions were very generous especially with the sauce (home bowl portrayed and this was only 1/2 out of my to-go box). I definitely appreciated the wok-hei in the dish and it hit the spot with a hearty, umami flavor profile. I had leftover sauce the next day to enjoy with rice and savored every last drop. I'm looking forward to coming back soon!

I've been wanting to come here for so long, and it was so GOOD! Everything I ordered was delicious and fresh. I loved that there was a kiosk to order to make it more easier and convenient! I would definitely be back here for the food!

I was so hungry i forgot to take pictures!! OOPS! You can order at the counter or i also saw a kiosk as well. They have NO TIPPING POLICY which is GREAT! As soon as you finish paying, they just hand you the receipt! The caveat is you have to pick up your own food and bus your own table. They weren't super busy during lunch, and my food came out at around expected time. The jjajangmyun (black bean noodle) was so delish!! The spicy jjampong (spicy seafood and meat noodle soup) was spicy but I honestly would've liked it spicier. The portion of the tansooyook (sweet and sour pork) slightly small but it was still enough. The price is reasonable in this economy and not having to tip helps so much!

Paik's noodles is one of the best places in DFW to get black bean noodles (Jajangmyeon). You always have to get their Tangsuyuk and Jjamppong to go along with it. Their new fried chicken is really good! It has a sweet, little spicy soy flavor. Inside they have a kiosk machine so service is really fast. Quick place to get lunch or dinner. Everything is self-service and they clean up pretty fast too.

I was in the area, and was craving some Jjajangmyeon (noodles in blackbean sauce). I called to order for a pick up, and it was very quick. It took less then 10 minutes or so, for them to prep the food. Can't comment on the service, as i took it to go. But honestly, for the ~$12 bucks for the Jjajangmyeon, i think its a great deal. The flavor was really good. For to go order, they pack the noodles and blackbean sauce in separate containers. They also provide you some yellow pickled radish. I think one order is definitely enough for one person. It definitely hit the spot and next time i'm in the area, i'll be back. This is located right next to H-mart.

I take my Korean mother in law here. She loves the black bean noodles. Great flavor and texture. I get the hot seafood soup and it is a bowl of goodness. Generous portion. Basic counter service, no frill type of place. Surprisingly always so clean and well kept. Would recommend if you are specifically craving black bean noodles.

the inside was ordinary, nothing special, very typical local asian restaurant vibes. the food was good though, we got the jajangmyeon and the tangsukuk (which was my personal favorite) very flavorful pairs well together.

This is another restaurant in Carrollton owned by the Korean celebrity chef Paik Jong Won. Paik's is my favorite place in DFW for jjamppong, or Korean spicy seafood noodle soup. They also serve lots of other Korean-Chinese classics like sweet and sour pork, jjajjangmyeon, jjajjang rice, etc. They are only open until 8PM so keep that in mind! (4.5/5) Gochu Jjamppong This is their extra spicy version of jjamppong which includes extra peppers. As a spicy food lover, this makes me so happy and the flavor of the broth is always on point. Also, they STACK the soup with so much vegetables and meat (pork & seafood) . (4/5) Bokkeummyeon This is their stir fried noodle cooked with shrimp, pork, green beans, and assorted vegetables. It's on the sweeter side and taste like teriyaki noodle with amazing noodle texture.

The jjajangmyun was way too sweet for my liking. The jjamppong was better, but I still found it to be... a bit bland? Like it was missing something.

My fav restaurant for jjangmyun! I always get the jangban jjangmyun because it has more veggies and seafoods, but it is a 2 person portion. Tangsuyuk is a must there too it's crispy on the outside but chewy on the inside (just thinking about it is making my mouth water again lol). The jjampong is also good too. The pricing is very reasonable and portions are very big too! I always take it to-go. Service is super quick and usually you don't even need to tip since it's self service. The restaurant has limited amount of seats, so it can be really busy if you go during lunch time or dinner time during the weekends or holidays. Recommend going on weekdays!

My son and I visited for the first time last Friday. We loved the dishes that we ordered. It was easy and timely. We will definitely be back for more

We came as a group of 5 people and there're only tables of 4 max. A staff with glasses standing inside said we had to sit separate and cannot move a chair around as it's will be in the walkway, which is about 5ft wide. I'm ok, until he came to greet and bound to a Korean family of more than 6, move the chairs around for them and literally some of the chairs were on the walkway. I feel bad for being in their territory! Worst service and attitude! Wish Yelp had zero star option.

It's a very chill spot for a nice lunch/dinner bite. Busy every time I come in town for a craving fix! They are clean and organized! The man in the front is always so nice and polite. Took my order very fast and gave me my number. The best JJajangmyeon (black bean noodle) i ever have, and you must try tangsuyook (fried sweet sour pork) with it. Best combination together, and it's like a burst of fireworks inside your mouth. The black bean sauce is savory, perfect seasoning with meats and vegetables in it, plus fresh delicous noodles. The fried porklet is crispy and tender. Love their sweet and sour sauce. Highly recommend. Always consistently good food and decent prices for big portion. I ordered 2 bowls of jjajjangmyeon and tangsuyook that feed 5 people!

My cousins and I went out for dinner during my last day in Dallas at Paik's noodle in Carrollton. This noodle shop is owned my a famous Korean celebrity chef. We ordered multiple orders of jajangmyeon (black bean noodle) and tangsuyuk (sweet and sour pork). I had the jajangmyeon many times in the past but this was my first time trying the tangsuyuk. The jajangmyeon comes with a cup of radishes, which provide some crunch and sweetness. There's a self serve station with utensils, bowls, water, scissors to cut noodles, and sauces like vinegar and chili flakes. Definitely add the vinegar and chili flakes to the jajangmyeon because they improve it a lot. The noodles were as good as I remember, they soak up the black bean sauce really well. I really liked the pork as well. They were fried to a perfect crisp, allowing it to soak up the sweet and sour sauce as well.

It was my first time visiting Paik's Noodle. It is nice and clean small restaurant. It is self serve restaurant. There is a very small counter and there is a kiosk. If you are placing your order with cash, you place your order with person at the counter but if you are using credit card, you place your order using the kiosk. The restaurant has small menu...very few items. I ordered fried potstickers and Ja jang myeon noodle. The potstickers were well fried but I did not like the filling. I would not order the potstickers again. The Ja jang myeon noodle was delicious. Whenever I am in mood for Ja jang myeon noodle again, I would come back.

Didn't really enjoy it here as the tangsuyuk sauce was way too sweet which was disappointing because the pork itself was well fried. The black bean noodles were also too sweet. The jjamppong was probably the best dish out of the 3 but still nothing remarkable either.

We were SURPRISED but in a good way. Food is phenomenal, simple but delicious. Most Korean dishes are not as spicy so when we ordered the chili jajangmyeon we weren't expecting much but boy were we wrong. The chili kicked in on our first bite, and it paired perfectly with the onions and black bean noodles. Words can't say enough how delicious this was. The sweet and sour pork??? YUMMY. This made us feel like we were in Korea enjoying this meal. Family friendly place to eat lunch or dinner.

So yummy. The sweet and sour pork and jjajangmyeon are such a perfect combo. SOOOOOOOOO good. Such a calm atmosphere as well!

As a franchise, it's pretty good, even despite it being packed into a koreatown plaza in Carrollton with an abundance of Korean food options everywhere. The food is fairly priced (especially the Jajangmyun, black bean sauce noodles). Aside from that, dish we also ordered the Tangsuyuk (crispy deep-fried pork), which came with a thick savory-sweet-sour veggie dipping sauce. It was okay; the sauce had a rather interesting taste, but it became somewhat one-note as we ate through the platter of batter. The jajangmyun was the star of the show. A single bowl fed both of us for lunch, and it was only about $10. After mixing it well, I felt the dish was simple, yet savory. If you've had the Chinese version, I'd say the Korean black bean sauce noodle is thicker and with a more subdued flavor. Use the pickled radish (danmuji) to cut the taste. My wife called it Korean fast food and I'd probably take this any day over McDonalds (no disrespect of course).

There was a strong odor, like sewage or a restroom, noticeable from the entrance. While the food and service were fine, the smell did affect the overall dining experience. I hope the restaurant can improve ventilation or cleanliness to make the atmosphere more pleasant.

No frills place located in K-Town Carrollton! My mom and I decided to visit since we were craving Jjajangmyeon! This place had great reviews, so we tried it out! We ordered at the counter: 2 Jjajangmyeon & 1 serving of tangsuyuk! Prices are reasonable, and our food arrived quickly. The reason for my 3 stars is for the quality of our Jjajangmyeon that day. It was MUCH runnier than we are used to (see the picture and how much liquid-y it is), thus making the flavor very diluted and sauce be watery. My mom didn't even finish hers since it didn't satisfy. However, we did like the tangsuyuk. It was cooked perfectly and crunchy! The sauce had great consistency and flavor. That was the redeeming dish of the experience . We probably won't go back again, but I'm glad we at least got to try it!

First time for me and my friend trying Jajangmyeon Noodles. It was good. Not what I was expecting. Kinda thought there would be more flavor for the amount of sauce. We will try another place to compare. The noodles do taste chewy and fresh. The Tangsuyuk was alright. Very little meat vs the puff. The sweet and sour sauce was ok. Very light and watery. Not thick sauce like. Of course it was our first time trying these two dishes. So it may be how it's supposed to be but we don't know. They have a little water cooler station where you can get your own water. The pickled daikon is extra cost if you want more. They charge for to give containers as well.

Everything I've eaten here is very good. I've had almost everything on the menu and by far the best is the sweet and sour pork, black bean noodle, and spicy seafood noodle soup.

Had a craving for jjajjangmyun and jjampong so I decided to try out this place. I called ahead and ordered take-out and got their jjajjangmyun, jjampong, and tangsuyuk to go. Even through the 30 minute drive home, everything held up nicely until I was ready to enjoy my meal. The jjajjangmyun was really good and I liked how it doesn't have a super bitter black bean taste like some places I've tried before. I really enjoyed this dish! The tangsuyuk was also really good and the batter was light and crispy! The jjampong was pretty good, but wasn't my favorite thing that I ordered. I would probably skip this next time and stick with the jjajjangmyun and tangsuyuk. Overall, pretty good food and if I'm craving this again, I would return here.

If you have a hankering for black bean sauce noodles or jajangmyeon THIS is the place to get it! We got the noodles to go, so excuse the poor presentation but the taste of the sauce on the noodles was amazing! You get so much sauce that you probably run out of noodles before you finish. You could probably eat this dish for two meals. We also got the Yang Su yuk or sweet and sour pork and that was lightly fried little morsels of pork with a tangy sauce with some veggies in the sauce. Wow, the textures and flavor, spot on. Order at the counter and you might have to wait about 10 minutes for your order to be made. The wait isn't long and we'll worth it! Staff super friendly and nice!

Okay, since discovering this place about a month ago, I've been here 3 times. Twice to get the famous jajangmyeon with tangsuyuk, and once to try their jjampong. The jajangmyeon is one of the best ones I've tried. I feel like some other places it actually has a sweet taste, but this one is perfectly savory. I also like having the sauce for the tangsuyuk on the side and the portion is huge. And if you're really hungry, please order the jjampong (#5 extra spicy!) and try to finish it all! The bowl was huge and while it was a lot of broth, this place doesn't skimp on the veggies and meat/seafood in the soup. I'm also a huge fan of the employees because even though I don't speak Korean, they are always really nice and serves my food with a smile. The only downside is that to get a to go box, it cost extra. So I ended up trying to force myself to eat my giant bowl of noodle soup and ended up being so uncomfortably full. You can use their mini take out boxes that's been cut in half as a serving dish as a makeshift take out box, but it won't work for soup for obviously reasons.

Amazing food and quick service as always. I got my usual jajangmyeon (black bean sauce and noodles) which was still great and can be a full meal for two people. This time I also ordered the tangsuyuk, sweet and sour pork. Love how it's crunchy, not too oily, and that they leave the sauce on the side so you can dip as much as you like!

Hungry for some jja jang myun, jampong, and tang su yuk so I called up Paiks Noodle. A place that is not eat off my fingers but still satisfying enough. Or so I thought. I wondered after tasting if this place also enrolled in the "who is the owner" game that seems to be common with Korean restaurants? Apparently it did. The flavor and food is really lacking. The taste was bad for all 3 items I ordered so I guess they are consistent across their menu items. So why did I think it was not even fast food worthy? 1. Jja jang myun - used to have way more pork and richer taste. This tasted like very diluted bean paste mixed with flour. Did I mention pork? Oh, and there was very little pork. 2. Jjam pong - the meat in separate container was not usual jjam pong fried pork but some type of pork. It was dry. It tasted funny like old meat. It was not jjam pong but jjam bong-ya... 3. Tang su yook - again where was the pork. It was all breading. Total price $55. Ugh... Stars: 1 - Just go on a fast or eat dirt 2- Crazy hungry or someone else paying 3- Not bad and not great 4 - Yummy Yummy 5 - OMG! I ate my fingers too!

This is a great place to get your Jajangmyeon, Jjamppong or Tangsuyuk Korean Sweet and Sour Pork Fix. We are regulars that keep Paiks in our routine Korean Cuisine Fix and we live 45mils away. We are a family that has no worries driving to satisfy our tummies. Service is always pleasant. Food comes out fresh and piping hot. Only dilemma now are you a dipper or pourer. Either way would retain the crispiness, we prefer the extra crunchy texture when dipping. Dipper family here ‍

Paik's noodle is the best place in the DFW area for jjajangmyeon and tangsuyuk. The interior is very nice and quaint, and the staff friendly and helpful when deciding what you want and ordering. Their menu is small, they are experts and specialize in every dish they have. I've gotten the jjajangmyeon and tangsuyuk multiple times from here, both for dine-in and to-go, and every time is it a 10/10. Consistently delicious, The tangsuyuk, sweet & sour pork, comes out nice, hot, and crispy and combines perfectly with the provided sweet & sour sauce. The jjajangmyeon noodles are perfectly bouncy and also has bits of onion and pieces of pork in every bite nicely coated in their amazing black bean sauce.

They were rude and very blunt. They really need to learn how to treat customers. I drove a long way to try their food, and honestly, I'm not impressed at all. The worst part was how blunt and unfriendly they were. I wouldn't recommend this place to my friends, and I definitely won't be coming back.

I've reviewed Paik's in Houston before, as it is a chain. And I've been to both the Dallas and Houston locations many times so I am definitely a fan of their food. Their menu is simple and concise because they choose to do the small number of entrees they do well. And it shows. I typically share a jjajang and a jamppong. And the deep fried pork (tangsuyuk) is just an added bonus on those special days. Their flavor is good, their portions generous. If you're looking for a reliable jjajangmyeon place, paiks is definitely it. The downsides that keep it from a 5 star: - the wait is always always long for some reason. They are very popular but I always do expect to wait for my food - I always hate it when they have the small styrofoam cups for water and stuff but that is the case here - they say they charge for to go boxes (unsure if they actually charge) - service is minimal Go for the food. Expect a wait. It's reliable!

I can't believe it took me this long to try out this place, I've heard friends rave about it and it's AMAZING. We got the Jajangmyeon Noodle, Tansuyuk (fried pork with sweet dipping sauce) and Jjamppong noodles (super spicy version) and everything tasted fantastic. I saw these all had "popular" next to them on the menu and figured I can't go wrong. Came on a Sunday & there were lots of ppl, I could tell this is a popular spot. Will definitely be back!

Jja jang Myeon taste straight out of frozen package. Bland no flavor. The worst I had in my life.

Jajangmyeon hit the spot. Would definitely come here for that again. I'd like to try their Jjampong next time as well. Tangsuyuk (sweet and sour pork) on the other hand wasn't too pleasing on the palate. I normally love sweet and sour foods, but something about the sauce tasted off to me. Note - the address is wrong on Yelp, the location is right next to the north entrance of Hmart.

We ordered Jjamppong and Jajangmyeon noodle for lunch. They are good! The spicy one is my most fav!!

Disappointing. Jajangmyeon had plenty of jajang (onions, cabbage, meat bits, etc.), which was great. But overall, the flavor was a tad too sweet. Still, on this alone, I'd rate 4 stars. BUT, tangsuyuk was borderline robbery. 80-90% fried batter (0 crisp, chewed like mochi) with ~15% meat by volume. I paid $15.45 to be served a generous guess of about $3 of actual pork. And even when there was meat, due to the chewy nature of the batter, you couldn't tell the difference between the two. Tangsuyuk was never this business's specialty, I get that. But it's somehow managed to get significantly worse than how it used to be when they first opened. Quite frankly, I'd be embarrassed if I sold that to someone. To even allow that to be given to a customer is a whole new level of bold.

Food was good, service not so much. Asked for 2 extra bowls so my wife and I could share our food. I was told to use the small to go boxes in the corner.

I'm usually not a fan of black bean noodles but this place has black bean rice! Basically a mountain of rice with a side of the black bean sauce and it's all covered in a massive egg omelette. AND comes with a side of a super flavorful seafood spicy soup! My girlfriend loves black bean noodles and she said this is one of the best she's ever tried. We also tried the deep fried pork - somehow super crispy and chewy at the same time. The sweet and sour sauce it comes with is so addicting as well. Definitely recommend - they have something for everyone here

Paik's Noodle is located inside the Carrollton Hmart plaza and it is an extremely popular chain in South Korea. Seeing it here in DFW, I knew I had to try. I ordered for takeout - a jjajangmyun (black bean noodles), tangsooyook (sweet & sour pork), dumplings and a side order of jjamppong soup. The total was around $35 so not bad at all. They said the food would take around 15 minutes to make so I decided to grocery shop at Hmart and Paris Baguette while waiting. After 15 min, I went in to pick up my food but one thing I noticed was that the AC was not working properly or something - felt very hot in the restaurant. I was taking out so that didn't bother me much. I got my food and came home to realize two things - the container that the soup was in was leaking - either it melted or they didn't package properly but I did not let that bother me. The dumplings were honestly the most disappointing. It was actually good, but they weren't the Chinese restaurant dumplings I was expecting -- felt like just fried Bibigo dumplings. The jjajangmyun and tangsooyook were pretty great! I must say, it wasn't as good as the Korean location and the location in LA, but the flavor was still flavorful and I really actually liked the jjajangmyun a lot. I will leave an updated review once I come back and dine in but overall, I was very pleased and I can't wait to return.

I usually go here after work and don't get off till 7pm, I arrived at 7:30p to place my order. The front staff told me that they were closed even when the sign said 8pm. Had I knew that, I would've called ahead or gone elsewhere but nowhere on the sign did it mention that. I understanding wanting to leave on time but it was just frustrating in the moment to drive all the way here only to be turned away. Next time I'll either call ahead, but for now I'm gonna take a break and get my craving elsewhere. Overall very disappointed experience.

It was our first time there and we wanted to try a few things. The food is ok, especially for the price but unfortunately, we will not be returning due to their meteoker food and poor customer service. My husband wanted to try the jjajangmyun but saw they also had jjajangbap where they added a fried scrambled egg on top and we wanted to get the jjajangmyun with the egg on the side. They said they couldn't do this even though we were willing to pay extra. Not sure why? So we ordered the jjajangmyun anyway and also jjampong, and dumplings. Then we asked if we could have an extra small bowl as my husband and I wanted to share. They pointed to the styrofoam containers on the side (there were not even the ones for soup but the ones you would put regular food in). Both the man and lady at the front were rude in their delivery. The filling in the dumplings was tasteless, the jjampong only had a few pieces of squid in the soup and soup flavor was just ok. The jjajangmyun sauce had good flavor but not much pork. Won't be going back. If price is your concern go here. But if you want quality food and good service there are better places! (Dong Chun Hong)

This place is legit. I'm a fan! When you walk in and see it filled with all Koreans you know you've come to the right spot. I'm a noodle-aholic... There I've said it. I need me a fix for my cravings and hit this place up during one of my nom nom sessions. Oh man the noodles and soups here are wholesome and flavorful! This is one of those order up front type of places, then get a buzzer to notify you when the food is ready to pick up. Food: fantastic! + Jjajangmyeon: nice chewy noodles with a black bean sauce, little minced pork, and mushrooms. Overall flavors are nice and not too sweet or salty. Just right! + Beef Jampong: same nice chewy noodles but in a light beef broth. Just because it was light didn't mean it was flavorless though. If anything I think this had more flavor than the other noodles!! Nice and peppery!! Getting hungry just thinking about it. We'll be back.

This is a chain brand with a real simple menu of Chinese Korean noodles. You can't beat their price point, either. They have the normal jjamppong and jjajangmyun. But, the reason I go back is for their Jaeng Ban Jjajangmyun (loosely translated to plate of jjajang). It's premixed and has a nice spicy kick to it that builds as you eat. This dish also has shrimp in it on top of the normal pork and veggies traditionally found in jjajangmyun. Their jjamppong isn't too spicy but it has that nice smoky wok flavor. They also have a white jjamppong (I believe it's their beef jjamppong on the menu) but I'm not a fan of it, as I like my spice. Like I said, their menu is simple and limited. A lot of things they used to have, like their chicken wings, they no longer serve. But, I do believe they still have some mandoo/fried dumplings on the menu. You order at the counter, utensils and water are self serve and they'll call out when the orders ready. Afterwards you are expected to clean up after yourself and take your tray and dishes back.

I've wanted to try tangsuyuk for a while and was glad to have found the place recommended on Yelp. The prices are great for their portion size. Their black bean noodles were good along with the fried pork (tangsuyuk) which was served with a sweet sauce. While I don't think I'd crave these dishes, the restaurant seems to be popular with locals and a family favorite.

The new ownership is terrible, I asked them plz don't add any hot sauce to my noodles. The guy reply "it's can not be taken out." I reply "so you're telling me everything is already premade??" I saw the chef cooked my noodles and just squeezed a whole bottle of hot sauce onto my noodles. I just told the guy upfront, why did you tell me I have to go with the hot sauce!! The dude just said something in Korean and walked away......later I asked him can I get some more Korean radish. He just reply "you pay for it not free", dude......it's only one small portion of Korean radish why act this way to your paying customer

Pretty good for being in the Us. Their black bean noodle and spicy seafood jjampong was good. Will be back

No thrills or decor. Fast food style noodle shop. Flavor on point. Order at counter and self pick up when. Number called. Classic Korean Cuisine. Most favored: #1 noodles with seafood spicy soup: definitely carries heat. #3 noodles with black bean sauce: traditional noodle and flavor. Fair price. Come for food.