Cheomdan Chinese restaurant lunch for two ordered by table QR: Mayway

In short

Mayway is a Chinese restaurant in Cheomdan, Gwangsan-gu, Gwangju, near Lotte Mart and across from Gyeojassi Church. Two diners used the table QR code to order jjukkumi wangjjajang (spicy octopus black bean noodles) at 12,900 won, brisket jjamppong (spicy seafood noodle soup) at 13,900 won and a half order of tangsuyuk (sweet and sour pork) at 18,900 won, shared them on small plates, and added self-serve scallion kimchi plus complimentary sweet potato fritters and ice cream. Ordering jjajang, jjamppong and tangsuyuk all at once turned out to be a combination that satisfied on every plate.

Table with jjamppong, jjajangmyeon, and tangsuyuk all together

Good to know

Address
6 Cheomdangangbyeon-ro 87beon-gil, Gwangsan-gu, Gwangju (near Lotte Mart, across from Gyeojassi Church)
Hours
11:00-22:00
Jjukkumi wangjjajang (octopus black bean noodles)
12,900 won
Brisket jjamppong
13,900 won
Tangsuyuk (half order)
18,900 won
Zero-sugar cola
2,000 won
Ordering
No paper menu; order by table QR code and pay on the way out
Seating
Group seating available (no private rooms), mostly four-person tables
High chairs
Available
Side dishes
Self-serve bar (raw onion, macaroni corn salad, pickled radish, scallion kimchi)
Price reference
₩12,900 ≈ $9.6 · ₩13,900 ≈ $10.5 · ₩18,900 ≈ $14 (2026-09-15)

as written by the visitor on Aug 28, 2026

Trying to figure out what to eat for lunch in Cheomdan after a while, and suddenly Chinese food came to mind?!

A new restaurant that just opened in Cheomdan! Went to lunch with my boyfriend at Mayway—

Exterior of Mayway, a Chinese restaurant in Cheomdan, Gwangju

On a day we both wanted jjamppong and jjajang, we split things up and got a bit of everything with my boyfriend, and everything we ordered that day was a hit!

Where is Mayway in Cheomdan, and what are its hours?

Mayway is at 6 Cheomdangangbyeon-ro 87beon-gil, Gwangsan-gu, Gwangju. It's easy to find, near Lotte Mart and across from Gyeojassi Church.

  • Hours: 11:00 - 22:00
  • Group seating: available (no private rooms)
  • Baby chair: available

Inside Mayway: dining room and how table QR ordering works

Mayway's dining hall is really big and spacious—delivery orders kept coming in too, but it seemed really nice to eat there in person as well. Most of the tables seat four. The place is clean and tidy too!

Mayway's dining hall with spacious 4-person tables

Spoons, chopsticks, wet wipes, and napkins were all neatly kept. And can you see the QR code and ordering info on the table?! That's right—there's no separate paper menu, you just order directly via QR! :) You pay when you leave!

Table set with utensils, wet wipes, and QR ordering guide

What two people ordered at Mayway, and what it cost

Since we both wanted jjamppong and jjajang, we ended up ordering jjukkumi wangjjajang for ₩12,900, brisket jjamppong for ₩13,900, a half-order tangsuyuk for ₩18,900, and a zero-sugar cola for ₩2,000—

Jjukkumi wangjjajang, brisket jjamppong, and tangsuyuk laid out on the table
Vertical shot of the Chinese food spread ordered for two

They gave us sweet potato fritters as a free extra! I wanted to save it for dessert somehow, so I set it aside! :)

Free thin sweet potato fritters

Mayway's self-serve side dish bar: the scallion kimchi stands out

For side dishes, you use the self-serve bar, and it's kept nice and tidy, which I liked! Raw onion, macaroni corn salad, pickled radish, and scallion kimchi ★ the scallion kimchi is amazing too!! Make sure to grab some kimchi from the self-serve bar—

Mayway's self-serve side dish bar with raw onion and scallion kimchi

We grabbed just as much as we could eat from the self-serve bar :)

Plate of pickled radish and scallion kimchi from the self-serve bar

Brisket jjamppong, 13,900 won: how rich is the broth?

My boyfriend's PICK, brisket jjamppong! It comes with a generous pile of brisket on top of the jjamppong, and it passes the visual test right away!

Brisket jjamppong piled high with beef brisket

Steam rising off it, looking seriously appetizing, right?! You've really got to eat this in the dining room!! ★

A steaming bowl of brisket jjamppong

With the meat in it, the broth turns rich and deep, a different kind of charm from a regular seafood jjamppong! It really was an excellent choice—one spicy spoonful of broth, some brisket, and the noodles together, genuinely delicious. If you like meat jjamppong, you'll fall for brisket jjamppong too!?

Lifting up spicy jjamppong broth and noodles

We shared it nicely on our own plates! Nice to eat a bit of everything~ :)

Brisket jjamppong shared onto individual plates

Mid-jjamppong, the jjajangmyeon and tangsuyuk showed up. This menu pick was a total win! Honestly every single dish was delicious!

Table with jjamppong, jjajangmyeon, and tangsuyuk all together

What does Mayway's jjukkumi wangjjajang, 12,900 won, taste like?

Actually, most people who come to Mayway probably come for the stone-griddle jjajangmyeon, but since we wanted both jjajang and jjamppong, we ordered the jjukkumi wangjjajang since it's a more unusual jjajangmyeon option— everyone, you have to try this!

Mayway's jjukkumi wangjjajang topped with baby octopus

Jjukkumi (baby octopus) is mixed in, so it looks distinctive from the start, and honestly the jjajang itself is really delicious! The black bean sauce is fantastic, and the chewy octopus is in there more generously than expected! I wasn't sure octopus would suit jjajangmyeon, but it was the best!!

Noodles mixed with black bean sauce for jjukkumi wangjjajang

We shared the jjajangmyeon nicely on our own plates too. I usually like jjajangmyeon anyway, but with octopus in it, it had a different, fun texture! The black bean sauce also has that smoky wok-fired flavor? — really tasty!

Jjukkumi wangjjajang shared onto individual plates

Half order of tangsuyuk, 18,900 won, with sauce on the side

Can't skip tangsuyuk~ it'd be a shame to leave it out! Jjajang, jjamppong, and tangsuyuk—it was the perfect order! With just the two of us ordering tangsuyuk on top, we were seriously stuffed~

A plate of Mayway's half-order tangsuyuk

The sauce comes separately :) happiness for the dip-it crowd!

A small bowl of tangsuyuk sauce served separately

Dipped it deep in the sauce—the sauce was delicious, but above all, the meat itself was delicious!

A piece of tangsuyuk dipped in sauce

The tangsuyuk was so good that my boyfriend and I devoured it in a storm— going from jjajang and jjamppong straight to tangsuyuk—this combo was excellent! Make sure to order tangsuyuk too when you go~!

A nearly emptied plate of tangsuyuk
Table after sharing jjajang, jjamppong, and tangsuyuk

Complimentary sweet potato fritters and ice cream at Mayway

After finishing everything, we had the sweet potato fritters as dessert. Sweet potato fritters are usually thick, but these free ones were really thin, you know? Wow. But they were genuinely delicious!!!!

Thin sweet potato fritters eaten for dessert

Ice cream also came free for dessert! A single blueberry plopped on top of strawberry ice cream—we really ate well here—

Wow, we cleared everything out—! We're leaving full and happy :)

Empty dishes at the end of the meal

For anyone stuck on what to eat for lunch in Cheomdan, or looking for a great spot for tangsuyuk, jjajangmyeon, and jjamppong,

Come try a bit of everything at Mayway, the new jjamppong spot in Cheomdan, Gwangju—

Seriously ate so well, heading out now!

Final shot of Mayway restaurant in Cheomdan, Gwangju

Where it is

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6 Cheomdangangbyeon-ro 87beon-gil, Gwangsan-gu, Gwangju, South Korea (전남광주통합특별시 광산구 첨단강변로87번길 6 102호 메이웨이)전남광주통합특별시 광산구 첨단강변로87번길 6 102호 메이웨이

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