Meiwei Gwangju Cheomdan메이웨이 광주첨단점

Cheomdan octopus stone-plate jjajang · hot-plate Chinese

Updated Oct 7, 2026

Meiwei Gwangju Cheomdan is a Chinese restaurant at 102, 6 Cheomdangangbyeon-ro 87beon-gil, Gwangsan-gu, Gwangju. At Meiwei Gwangju Cheomdan, jjajangmyeon, ganjjajang and fried rice cost ₩6,900–₩8,900, gogi wang jjamppong is ₩10,900, the seafood rice bowl and single-serving seafood scorched rice soup are ₩13,900–₩15,900, half sweet and sour pork is ₩18,900 and stone-plate jjajang is ₩23,900. Meiwei Gwangju Cheomdan is open daily 11:00–22:00 (break time 15:00–17:00, last order 21:30).

Today: Daily 11:00–22:00
Prices: Jjajang & Jjamppong ₩6,900–₩23,900 · Rice & Scorched Rice Soup ₩8,900–₩15,900
Try: Stone-Plate Jjajang (Dol-jjajang) ₩23,900Single-Serving Seafood Scorched Rice Soup (Haemul Nurungji-tang) ₩15,900Sweet and Sour Pork (Tangsuyuk), Half ₩18,900

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Address: 102, 6 Cheomdangangbyeon-ro 87beon-gil, Gwangsan-gu, Gwangju전남광주 광산구 첨단강변로87번길 6 102호 메이웨이
Opening hours: Daily11:00–22:00break 15:00–17:00last order 21:30Open every day
Phone: 0507-1440-1613
Reservations: Accepted · groups welcome
Amenities: High chairs · Separate men's/women's restrooms · Wi-Fi · Delivery · Takeout · Mobile payment
Links: Naver Place

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About

Meiwei Gwangju Cheomdan is a Chinese restaurant in Gwangju's Cheomdan district serving noodle meals such as jjajang and jjamppong alongside larger dishes such as sweet and sour pork. Meiwei Gwangju Cheomdan highlights blending and simmering its sauces and broths in-house, then stir-frying in a high-heat wok to bring out a smoky wok flavour.

The signature dish at Meiwei Gwangju Cheomdan is stone-plate jjajang with webfoot octopus, served on a sizzling hot stone plate so it stays warm to the last bite. Meiwei Gwangju Cheomdan also features a single-serving seafood scorched rice soup, in which seafood broth is poured over crispy scorched rice, and its sweet and sour pork is made with fresh pork loin. Seating at Meiwei Gwangju Cheomdan ranges from large tables for groups and families to spots suited to dining alone.

FAQ

What are Meiwei Gwangju Cheomdan's opening hours?

Meiwei Gwangju Cheomdan is open daily 11:00–22:00 (break 15:00–17:00) (last order 21:30); there are no regular closing days.

How much is the jjajang & jjamppong at Meiwei Gwangju Cheomdan?

Meiwei Gwangju Cheomdan's 4 jjajang & jjamppong items cost ₩6,900–₩23,900. Rice & Scorched Rice Soup (3) cost ₩8,900–₩15,900.

Can I book a table at Meiwei Gwangju Cheomdan?

Yes, Meiwei Gwangju Cheomdan takes reservations and groups. Call 0507-1440-1613 to book.

Does Meiwei Gwangju Cheomdan do takeout?

Yes, Meiwei Gwangju Cheomdan does takeout. It also has High chairs, Separate men's/women's restrooms, Wi-Fi, Delivery, Mobile payment.

How is the stone-plate jjajang served?

At Meiwei Gwangju Cheomdan, the stone-plate jjajang is jjajang with webfoot octopus served on a sizzling hot stone plate, so it stays warm until the end of the meal. It costs ₩23,900.

Is there dessert after the meal?

Yes, Meiwei Gwangju Cheomdan offers free ice cream and a self-service bar after your meal.

How many visit stories are there about Meiwei Gwangju Cheomdan?

Superchart has 54 first-hand visit stories about Meiwei Gwangju Cheomdan; the latest visit was on October 6, 2026.

75 visit stories about Meiwei Gwangju Cheomdan

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Gwangju Chinese restaurant: ganjjajang-wrapped tangsuyuk, Mayway
“Mayway (메이웨이) is a Chinese restaurant near Lotte Mart in Cheomdan, Gwangsan-gu, Gwangju, that traces its roots to Daeheung Banjeom, which opened on Chungjang-ro in 1950.”
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Gwangju Chinese restaurant: dumplings on stone jjajang, Mayway
“The writer watched baseball on Mayway's big TV while eating the signature stone jjajang (black bean noodles on a hot stone plate), yusanseul rice (stir-fried seafood and vegetables over rice) and fried dumplings.”
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Gwangju Chinese restaurant: samseon jjamppong and ganjjajang, Mayway
“On this visit the writer ordered samseon jjamppong (spicy seafood noodle soup, 14,900 won), ganjjajang (stir-fried black bean noodles, 9,900 won), a half tangsuyuk (sweet and sour pork, 18,900 won) and 5 fried dumplings (3,000 won) by QR code, with free candied sweet potato and strawberry ice cream for dessert.”
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Gwangju Chinese restaurant with husband-approved tangsuyuk: Mayway
“Mayway is a Chinese restaurant near Lotte Mart in Cheomdan, Gwangsan-gu, Gwangju, which presents itself as carrying on a Chinese restaurant that has run on Chungjang-ro in Gwangju since 1950.”
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Gwangju Chinese restaurant for a late stone jjajang lunch: Mayway
“A late lunch at Mayway included seafood-loaded stone jjajang (black bean noodles) for two at ₩23,900 and a half tangsuyuk (sweet and sour pork) at ₩18,900.”
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Gwangju Cheomdan Chinese restaurant: four-dish meal for two, Mayway
“On a rainy weekend, two people ordered jjamppong (spicy seafood noodle soup), jjajangmyeon (black bean noodles), a half tangsuyuk (sweet and sour pork) and yusanseul rice (seafood and vegetable stir-fry over rice), and with ice cream for dessert the meal felt like a full course.”
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