“It’s in an H Mart and this was so good. The last time I had Jjajangmyeon was in Albany and it was way too bitter (likely wasn’t fried well or for long enough) but this didn’t disappoint.”
H3
7.0/10Korean
AI-generated summary
Korean Chinese counter inside the H Mart in Long Island City. Get the , people say the pork is generous and it's a real portion for $14. The is huge and spicy, though a few say they skimp on the seafood and pad the bowl with onions. Skip the tangsuyuk, more than one person found it bland.
“It’s in an H Mart and this was so good. The last time I had Jjajangmyeon was in Albany and it was way too bitter (likely wasn’t fried well or for long enough) but this didn’t disappoint.”
H3
“I loved their jjajangmyeon when I first went, so I had to go back for the jjamppong. The jjamppong is delicious, the broth is a little spicy and so savory.”
H3
“kyodong's jjamppong! comes in the same comically massive bowl with heaps of veggies and seafood, broth is spicy and satisfying!”
H3
“IMO this place isn't very good. Like you said they skimp on the seafood -- mussels and squid are dirt cheap and they load it up with onions and veg to make it look like a better portion than it is.”
H3
“The jjajangmyeon is the only real good thing at that place. I found their tangsuyuk to be bland.”
H2
“I love kyodong, their spicy jjm and stir fried jjampong are great too.”
H2
“I also love their tansuyok (deep fried pork with pineapple sticky sauce) yum!”
H2
“Their sweet and sour fried pork was decent.”
H2
“kyodong noodles inside hmart absolutely obliterates all flushing JJM spots!”
H2
“I also found the tangsuyuk disappointing...”
H2
“All in all, probably one of the best korean chinese joints in Queens, too bad about the tangsuyuk”
H2