Goyang Chinese restaurant for jjajangmyeon: Jjamppong Jijeon

Whenever the weather turns chilly or I crave something spicy and warming, I think of jjamppong. I had something to do near Seooreung and stopped by Jjamppong Jijeon Seooreung Branch, where I could have jjamppong, jjajangmyeon, and tangsuyuk all together.

What We Ordered at Jjamppong Jijeon Seooreung Branch

Let me show you the food we ordered first. I tend to love jjamppong, so I was curious about the flavor. Rather than having only jjamppong, we decided to order jjajangmyeon and tangsuyuk too, so we could try a bit of everything.

Since it is open every day, I thought it was a good restaurant to visit whenever Chinese food is on your mind.

Parking and Restaurant Atmosphere

The restaurant was large, so it was easy to spot even from a distance. I also noticed a sign saying there is a 10% discount for takeout visits or military visitors.

It felt convenient to visit by car because there was a spacious parking area right in front of the restaurant.

• Basic jjamppong
• Extra-large basic jjajangmyeon
• Small glutinous-rice tangsuyuk
• Jjamppong fried dumplings
• Pepsi Cola

There was a variety of Chinese dishes available, including jjamppong, jjajangmyeon, and tangsuyuk. Wanting to try a good range of dishes, we ordered the basic jjamppong, an extra-large jjajangmyeon, a small glutinous-rice tangsuyuk, and fried dumplings.

The restaurant was clean and spacious overall. There were separate restrooms for men and women inside as well.

There was plenty of space between tables, so we could eat comfortably. Disposable aprons were available too, which was handy.

High chairs and children's tableware were prepared separately, so it seemed like a good place to visit with kids too.

Our order arrived. Everything looked so appetizing that I was even more excited to try it.

Zhacai (pickled mustard stem) and danmuji (yellow pickled radish) came as basic side dishes, and extra sides were available at the self-serve corner. There was rice too, by the way.

Extra-Large Jjajangmyeon and Basic Jjamppong

Jjajangmyeon

True to its extra-large size, it came with a generous amount of noodles. The jjajangmyeon was pleasantly chewy and tasty.

Jjamppong

We ordered the basic jjamppong, and it had a nice smoky wok flavor. It was even more satisfying because it was generously filled with different kinds of seafood. Both the jjamppong and jjajangmyeon were good, so I was glad we had ordered both.

Glutinous-Rice Tangsuyuk and Jjamppong Fried Dumplings

Glutinous-Rice Tangsuyuk

The tangsuyuk had a savory flavor and the characteristically chewy texture of glutinous-rice tangsuyuk. It was good dipped in sauce, and it also paired nicely as an occasional bite between the jjajangmyeon or jjamppong.

Jjamppong Fried Dumplings

The fried dumplings were crispy and had a jjamppong flavor, which made them both unique and tasty.

Dessert Drinks After the Meal

Coffee, omija (five-flavor berry) juice, maesil (green plum) juice, and lemonade were available for dessert. The lemonade in particular was sweet and nice after the meal.

We had jjamppong, jjajangmyeon, fried dumplings, and glutinous-rice tangsuyuk, and I thought it was a great combination to order when several people visit. The jjamppong offered a spicy, warming broth and generous noodles, while the extra-large jjajangmyeon gave us plenty to eat. Adding the glutinous-rice tangsuyuk made it a hearty meal.

If you are near Seooreung and craving spicy, warming jjamppong, or looking for a Chinese restaurant where you can have jjajangmyeon and tangsuyuk together, Jjamppong Jijeon Seooreung Branch may be worth keeping in mind.