Lucky Dragon JCB Sindang럭키드래곤JCB 신당

Chahan & gyoza near Sindang Station · Chinese-style izakaya

Updated Oct 7, 2026

Lucky Dragon JCB Sindang is a Chinese-style izakaya on the 1st floor of 43-8 Dasan-ro 42-gil, Jung-gu, a 2-minute (124 m) walk from Sindang Station Exit 4. At Lucky Dragon JCB Sindang, chahan and noodles cost ₩8,900–₩10,900, dishes and bar snacks ₩6,900–₩16,900, and the champon hot pot and motsunabe ₩19,900–₩20,900; Lucky Dragon JCB Sindang opens Monday to Saturday 17:00–02:00 (last order 01:00) and Sunday 17:00–24:00 (last order 23:00).

Today: Mon–Sat 17:00–02:00 · Sun 17:00–24:00
Getting there: Sindang Station Exit 4 · 2-min walk (124m)
Prices: Chahan & Noodles ₩8,900–₩10,900 · Dishes & Bar Snacks ₩6,900–₩16,900
Try: Chahan (Fried Rice) ₩8,900Kurozu Buta ₩16,900Chuka Soba ₩10,900

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Key facts

Address: 1F, 43-8 Dasan-ro 42-gil, Jung-gu, Seoul서울 중구 다산로42길 43-8 1층
Nearest station: Sindang Station Exit 4 · 2-min walk (124m)
Opening hours: Mon–Sat17:00–02:00last order 01:00Sun17:00–24:00last order 23:00Open every day
Phone: 0507-1370-8658
Reservations: Accepted · groups welcome
Amenities: Wi-Fi · Mobile payment
Links: Naver Place Instagram Website

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About

Lucky Dragon JCB Sindang is a Chinese-style izakaya built around the concept of machi-chuka (町中華), the Japanese term for a neighbourhood Chinese restaurant. The base of the Lucky Dragon JCB Sindang menu is chahan, egg fried rice cooked in lard, alongside chashu, shrimp and aged-kimchi-garlic versions, plus noodle dishes such as chuka soba and yakisoba, handmade yaki gyoza and mapo tofu.

In the evening, Lucky Dragon JCB Sindang serves dishes such as kurozu buta (Japanese black-vinegar sweet and sour pork), lazi ji (Sichuan-style spicy fried chicken), five-spice braised pork and Hanwoo motsunabe as bar snacks in a dimly lit room. Drinks at Lucky Dragon JCB Sindang include draft beer (Terra, Kirin), highballs, sours, baijiu (Chinese sorghum liquor), sake and soju.

FAQ

What are Lucky Dragon JCB Sindang's opening hours?

Lucky Dragon JCB Sindang opens daily at 17:00 and stays open until 02:00 (last order 01:00) Mon–Sat, and until 24:00 (last order 23:00) Sun; there are no regular closing days.

Which station is closest to Lucky Dragon JCB Sindang?

Lucky Dragon JCB Sindang is a 2-minute walk (124 m) from Sindang Station, Exit 4. The address is 1F, 43-8 Dasan-ro 42-gil, Jung-gu, Seoul.

How much is the chahan & noodles at Lucky Dragon JCB Sindang?

Lucky Dragon JCB Sindang's 6 chahan & noodles items cost ₩8,900–₩10,900, 4 of them ₩10,900. Dishes & Bar Snacks (7) cost ₩6,900–₩16,900.

Can I book a table at Lucky Dragon JCB Sindang?

Yes, Lucky Dragon JCB Sindang takes reservations and groups. Call 0507-1370-8658 to book.

What amenities does Lucky Dragon JCB Sindang have?

Lucky Dragon JCB Sindang offers Wi-Fi, Mobile payment.

What drinks are available?

Draft beer (Terra, Kirin), highballs, sours, baijiu (Chinese sorghum liquor), sake and soju are available. Lucky Dragon JCB Sindang is an izakaya that serves these drinks with Chinese-style dishes as bar snacks.

What is the 'machi-chuka' concept?

Machi-chuka (町中華) means a humble neighbourhood Chinese restaurant in Japan. Lucky Dragon JCB Sindang follows this concept, serving meals such as chahan, chuka soba and gyoza together with bar snacks such as kurozu buta and lazi ji.

How many visit stories are there about Lucky Dragon JCB Sindang?

Superchart has 39 first-hand visit stories about Lucky Dragon JCB Sindang; the latest visit was on October 7, 2026.

78 visit stories about Lucky Dragon JCB Sindang

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Sindang bar for after-dinner drinks: char siu fried rice
“Lucky Dragon JCB Sindang is a Japanese-style Chinese izakaya in an alley near Exit 4 of Sindang Station in Jung-gu, Seoul.”
SponsoredLadle PilgrimOct 18, 2026
Sindang izakaya, no wait at weekday 5pm opening
“Arriving with her husband at the weekday 5pm opening, the blogger walked straight in and shared mapo tofu (14,900 won), kurozu buta (Japanese-style black vinegar sweet and sour pork, 16,900 won) and ebi chahan (shrimp fried rice, 10,900 won).”
SponsoredTrial Tray JongnoOct 18, 2026
Sindang bar: Kirin draft and cilantro mapo tofu
“The writer and her husband had Kirin draft beer (435ml) with mapo tofu, fried rice, yakigyoza (pan-fried dumplings) and tomato tsukemono (Japanese pickled tomatoes), and she especially recommends Lucky Dragon JCB's mapo tofu topped with cilantro.”
SponsoredCrosswalk Thermos EaterOct 16, 2026
Sindang Station izakaya date ending in peach buns
“On a date, the writer and her boyfriend had mapo tofu (₩14,900, free rice) and laziji, Sichuan-style spicy fried chicken (₩16,900), with a Yantai highball and a zero cola, then cooled down with Hong Kong-style peach buns from a Naver review event.”
SponsoredTable Circuit WalkerOct 15, 2026
Sindang Chinese izakaya, 5pm weekend yakigyoza set
“Arriving just after 5pm on a weekend as the first customers, the writer and a friend shared a set of mapo tofu, chahan (Japanese-style fried rice) and handmade yakigyoza (pan-fried dumplings); the mapo tofu with chahan and the crispy-outside, juicy-inside gyoza stood out.”
SponsoredCopper Tap Mirror GazerOct 12, 2026
Sindang Chinese izakaya: Yantai tonic and mapo tofu
“Arriving at opening time as the first customers, the writer tried a Yantai tonic for the first time on a friend's recommendation, alongside mapo tofu (14,900 won), chashu chahan (roast pork fried rice, 9,900 won) and yakisoba (10,900 won).”
SponsoredQuiet Mirror VisitorOct 9, 2026