Sadang Chinese restaurant group dinner: roe jjamppong at Baoro China
In short
Baoro China Sadang Branch is a Chinese restaurant in Seocho, Seoul, two minutes on foot from Sadang Station, with both a wide hall and a separate private room. The order covered algoni jjamppong (spicy seafood noodle soup) generously filled with fish roe and milt, thick fresh-sirloin skewer sweet and sour pork, handmade fried dumplings bursting with juices, and jjajangmyeon (black bean noodles) topped with a fried egg. For a big company dinner or a quieter get-together, Baoro China is a no-fail Chinese meetup spot near Sadang Station.

Good to know
- Location
- 2F, 12-9 Bangbaecheon-ro, Seocho-gu, Seoul (2-minute walk from Sadang Station)
- What we ordered
- Fresh-sirloin skewer sweet and sour pork, handmade fried dumplings, algoni jjamppong, jjajangmyeon
- Seating
- Wide hall with generous space between tables, plus a separate private room
- Private room
- Available with a reservation
as written by the visitor on Sep 13, 2026
Today I'm bringing you a great meeting spot near Sadang Station. Sadang is a transit hub where several subway lines cross, so it's a popular pick for wedding-invitation get-togethers, company dinners, or catching up with friends. But with so many restaurants around, it can be tough to figure out which one will give you a satisfying meal without any regrets.
Finding a place that's clean, spacious, and reliably delicious isn't easy. So today I'm telling you about a Sadang Station Chinese restaurant that solves this problem in one go — Baoro China!
Why Baoro China near Sadang Station works for group dinners and private-room gatherings
Baoro China is a Chinese restaurant on the 2nd floor of 12-9 Bangbaecheon-ro, just a 2-minute walk from Sadang Station. It has both a spacious hall and a private room, so it can handle everything from big group dinners to small gatherings.

The first thing I noticed walking in was the unusual sense of openness. The tables are spaced generously and the hall itself is wide, so there was no cramped feeling at all.

Tight tables are uncomfortable for a large group dinner, but this place was pure comfort. And on top of that, there's a well-set-up private room where you can enjoy your meal away from the crowd.

It's perfect to book for a small family gathering, a formal business meeting, or a quiet chat with friends. If you're looking for a clean Chinese restaurant with a room near Sadang Station, this alone is worth the visit.
How were the fresh-sirloin skewer sweet and sour pork and handmade fried dumplings?
What impressed me most at Baoro China was the signature fresh sirloin skewer sweet and sour pork. I ordered the handmade fried dumplings on the side to go with it.

I ordered a variety of dishes that day to try a bit of everything, and the standout was definitely the 'fresh sirloin skewer sweet and sour pork.'


Sweet and sour pork usually comes in small chunks, but here it's big fresh sirloin fried on a skewer, which makes it visually fun from the start too. The meat is really thick, so each bite has plenty to chew on and is packed with juice. The batter isn't overly thick either, so you can really taste the meat's own clean flavor.

The 'handmade fried dumplings' I ordered alongside didn't disappoint either.

They're on a completely different level from the usual mass-produced factory dumplings. Bite into the crispy fried skin and juicy filling bursts out. I'd highly recommend adding this as a side to whet your appetite before the main dishes.
Algoni jjamppong and fried-egg jjajangmyeon: how the noodle dishes tasted
For mains, I chose Baoro China's algoni jjamppong and jjajangmyeon. The algoni jjamppong was loaded generously with fish roe and soft roe, making it perfect as a hangover cure, and the jjajangmyeon came topped with a fried egg.

The 'algoni jjamppong' I picked as my main was a perfect choice for curing a hangover too.

It's generously loaded with roe, which makes the broth even deeper and more savory. The clean seafood flavor combined with the spicy, smoky char has a way of cutting through the greasiness typical of Chinese food.

If you usually enjoy roe stew, you'll be won over by this one for sure.

And on the 'jjajangmyeon,' a staple of any Chinese restaurant, there's a welcome fried egg carefully placed on top. Not many places add a fried egg these days, but when you break the savory yolk and mix it in with the rich black bean sauce and noodles, the flavor becomes even softer and richer. It's a classic taste that anyone, of any age, can enjoy without complaint.
Is Baoro China a good Chinese meetup spot near Sadang Station?

Baoro China near Sadang Station delivered on every dish — from the thick fresh sirloin skewer sweet and sour pork and handmade fried dumplings to the unique algoni jjamppong and the comforting fried-egg jjajangmyeon. On top of that, with its spacious hall and private room facilities, it's a place that can comfortably handle a gathering of any kind.
If you're looking for a Chinese meetup spot near Sadang that won't let you down, consider Baoro China, which nails both taste and atmosphere! Another well-fed day for me today~!
Baoro China menu and the dishes we ordered
Lastly, here's Baoro China's menu board, focused on what I ordered~



Here's the location~! Just 2 minutes from Sadang Station~!
Where it is
2F, 12-9 Bangbaecheon-ro, Seocho-gu, Seoul, South Korea서울특별시 서초구 방배천로 12-9 2층










