Yeoksam Chinese restaurant: crab fried rice with jjajang sauce add-on

In short

Jjamppong Jijon Yeoksam Branch is a Chinese restaurant on Teheran-ro 10-gil near Yeoksam Station in Gangnam, Seoul. Crab fried rice costs 11,000 won, and adding jjajang sauce to mix through it costs 1,000 won more, served with a bowl of jjamppong broth, a self-serve bar with free rice refills and side dishes, and plum tea to finish. A satisfying lunch on a day you want smoky wok-fried Chinese food.

Interior atmosphere of Jjamppong Jijon Yeoksam Branch

Good to know

Crab fried rice
11,000 won
Jjajang sauce add-on
1,000 won
With a fried rice order
Jjamppong broth included
Self-serve bar
Free rice refills, jjachai (pickled mustard stem), danmuji (yellow pickled radish), kimchi
After the meal
Yuzu tea, plum tea, coffee machine
Address
21 Teheran-ro 10-gil, Building B, 2F, Gangnam-gu, Seoul

as written by the visitor on Sep 5, 2026

For a while now I've been craving fried rice with that smoky wok flavor so badly it's basically all I think about.

I was literally singing about it out loud until I finally gave in and ran straight to Jjamppong Jijon (๑˙ꄃ˙๑)♡⃛

Exterior of the building housing Jjamppong Jijon Yeoksam Branch
Jjamppong Jijon Yeoksam Branch sign seen from the roadside
Full view of the entrance to Jjamppong Jijon Yeoksam Branch

I already come here often when I'm craving Chinese food, but this time I went with a real plan in mind — Jjamppong Jijon Yeoksam Branch, my go-to Chinese restaurant near Yeoksam Station.

Chinese restaurant sign visible from a distance
Exterior view of Jjamppong Jijon Yeoksam Branch near Yeoksam Station
Entrance leading up to the second floor of Jjamppong Jijon Yeoksam Branch

Where is Jjamppong Jijon Yeoksam Branch, and what is the restaurant like?

Jjamppong Jijon Yeoksam Branch is at 21 Teheran-ro 10-gil, B-dong 2F, Gangnam-gu, Seoul — right along the main road, so it's easy to find even on your first visit. Public transit access is great too, and the sign stands out from far away.

Walking inside Jjamppong Jijon Yeoksam Branch, the space feels wide open and airy, perfect for a relaxed meal.

Spacious, open interior of Jjamppong Jijon Yeoksam Branch
Restaurant table seating with wide spacing

It's clean and hygienic, which I really appreciate. The tables are spaced generously so there's no cramped feeling, and the friendly staff greet you warmly the moment you walk in, instantly lifting the mood. It'd work great for a group gathering or a date too.

Neatly arranged dining table
Interior atmosphere of Jjamppong Jijon Yeoksam Branch

Crab fried rice for 11,000 won with 1,000-won jjajang sauce on top

The second I sat down, I ordered without a moment's hesitation — the crab fried rice for 11,000 won ♡⃛

A plate of crab fried rice at Jjamppong Jijon Yeoksam Branch

I added 1,000 won for a generous portion of jjajang sauce on the side, and grabbed a nice fizzy cider too — the perfect combo.

The moment the food arrived, that savory smoky aroma hit my nose and my mouth just watered. The rice grains were fluffy and loose, packed with plenty of crab meat for great texture.

Close-up of fried rice packed with crab meat

And eating it together with menbosha (fried shrimp toast) — pure bliss!!

Even the plain fried rice alone had such a deep savory flavor that I couldn't help but be impressed. Mixed with a bit of the added jjajang sauce, it's the textbook definition of sweet-and-salty. The sauce seasoning was just right — never overwhelming, so I enjoyed it all the way to the last bite (๑˙ꄃ˙๑)♡⃛

Crab fried rice topped with added jjajang sauce

A sip of cold cider in between cut through the richness and felt so refreshing. The softness of the crab meat combined with that smoky wok flavor made every bite genuinely moving. I really had a satisfying meal, it's been a while.

Fried rice served with a cider on the table
Crab fried rice being mixed together

The jjamppong broth served with every fried rice order

And at Jjamppong Jijon Yeoksam Branch, the jjamppong broth that comes free with a fried rice order turned out to be a real hidden gem.

Jjamppong broth served alongside the fried rice
Close-up of the jjamppong broth

One sip in, and the rich, deep broth flavor with that smoky aroma spreading through it made me gasp — it's perfect.

Jjamppong broth showing seafood pieces
A spoonful of the broth

There's a strong seafood flavor melted into it, so next time I definitely need to try the actual jjamppong. Spicy yet deep, it was the perfect companion keeping my appetite going through the whole meal (๑˙ꄃ˙๑)♡⃛

Free rice refills at the self-serve bar, plus tea and coffee

The self-serve bar setup at Jjamppong Jijon Yeoksam Branch is really well put together too. Rice is free-refill, and you can help yourself to jjachai, danmuji, and kimchi as much as you want — very satisfying ♡⃛

Self-serve bar with unlimited rice refills
Side dish corner with jjachai, danmuji, and kimchi
Basic side dishes served self-serve style

The basic side dishes are kept clean and fresh-feeling, so I ate with peace of mind. You can take as much as you like, which makes things easy.

After the meal, there's yuzu tea and plum tea as well as a coffee machine, so you can wrap things up perfectly with dessert — this place has it all.

Dessert corner with yuzu tea, plum tea, and a coffee machine
A cup of plum tea enjoyed after the meal

Finishing with a refreshing cup of plum tea left my mouth feeling clean and my meal ending on a great note (๑˙ꄃ˙๑)♡⃛ If you're ever craving that delicious smoky Chinese food combo, definitely pay this place a visit.

Where it is

Jjamppong Jijon Yeoksam Branch짬뽕지존 역삼점

21 Teheran-ro 10-gil, B-dong 2F, Gangnam-gu, Seoul, South Korea서울특별시 강남구 테헤란로10길 21 B동 2층

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