Spicy jjajang and eohyang eggplant shrimp in a room at Baoro China
In short
Baoro China Sadang Branch is a 110-seat Chinese restaurant with private rooms, one minute from Exit 12 of Sadang Station in Seocho, Seoul. The spicy gochu-jjajang (chili black bean noodles) and eohyang eggplant shrimp made a great combo, rich with savory eohyang sauce and a spicy kick, and the quiet private room made it easy to use for group meetings. Recommended if you want a spicy meal and proper Chinese dishes in one sitting.

Good to know
- Location
- 12-9 Bangbaecheon-ro, Seocho-gu, Seoul, South Korea (2F) — 1 min from Sadang Station Exit 12
- Hours
- Daily 11:00–21:30, break time 15:20–17:00, last order 20:20
- Seating
- 110 seats total, with private rooms
- Parking
- Free valet parking for 2 hours in front of the restaurant (self-parking on public holidays)
- Reservations
- Available via Naver Reservations
- Dishes ordered
- Gochu-jjajang (spicy black bean noodles), eohyang eggplant shrimp
as written by the visitor on Sep 7, 2026
I was looking for somewhere to eat near Sadang Station and ended up craving Chinese food, so I went to Baoro China Sadang Branch!! The vibe is comfortable and easygoing, so it's an easy place to just drop into~~~ It works for solo meals, dates, family dinners, work dinners, or group meetings, so if you've been looking for a good Chinese restaurant near Sadang Station, take note ✨

Location and parking near Sadang Station
It's just 1 minute from Exit 12 of Sadang Station!! Right next to the bus stop too, so it's super easy to get to if you're around Sadang Station 💞 Valet parking is available in front, free for 2 hours~~ On public holidays you'll need to park yourself haha

Hours and store info
🕰️Hours🕰️ Daily / 11:00 - 21:30, break time 15:20 - 17:00, last order 20:20. From lunch to dinner, Baoro China is the best Chinese restaurant near Sadang Station, anytime~ Great option for office workers around Sadang Station too (≧∇≦)ノ
With 110 seats and a private room, it's a great Chinese restaurant near Sadang Station for family meals, dates, work dinners, and group gatherings!! Book ahead before you go~~ You can enjoy reasonably priced meal sets along with a variety of Chinese dishes, and Naver Reservations are available too, just so you know
What's on the menu




Baoro China has classic Chinese staples like jjajang (black bean noodles) and jjamppong (spicy seafood noodle soup), plus tangsuyuk (sweet and sour pork), yusanseul, and more, so there's plenty to choose from depending on your mood~~ Even the lunch specials look really good (≧∀≦)ゞ




It's not just a space for course meals — you can casually enjoy a regular meal here too!! It works as a lunch spot in Sadang during the day, and in the evening it's easy to use as a place for a drink or a group gathering in Sadang 💗
Interior and the private room
The restaurant is fairly spacious, with 110 seats total and private rooms available, so it works well for anything from a small meal to a bigger group gathering~~

The private room is great for a day when you want to chat quietly, or for a gathering with a bigger group 👍
How the gochu-jjajang and eohyang eggplant shrimp tasted

Vinegar, soy sauce, chili powder — everything neatly set out at the table, love that ><
What I tried at Baoro China Sadang Branch was the gochu-jjajang and the eohyang eggplant shrimp~~ Great combo, both really tasty, so I'd definitely recommend ordering both!!


Eohyang eggplant shrimp
Eohyang eggplant shrimp lets you enjoy eggplant and shrimp together, so I ordered it right away haha It has a different kind of appeal from typical Chinese dishes!!

Plump shrimp and soft eggplant come together with the eohyang sauce for a deep, rich flavor~~ The shrimp has a springy bite, and the eggplant soaks up the sauce, so it was fun getting both textures at once (●'◡'●)


The signature savory depth of the eohyang sauce blends nicely with a slight kick of spice, so it works well as a drinking snack too haha It also goes fine alongside a regular meal 🤤

Gochu-jjajang
I usually like jjajangmyeon, but I lean toward something spicier and sharper, so I was curious about the gochu-jjajang and ordered it~~ It comes topped with a fried egg too


The glossy jjajang sauce coats the noodles evenly all over~~ It's spicier than regular jjajangmyeon, so it's easy to eat without feeling heavy haha The sweet, nutty base flavor of the jjajang comes through first, with the chili's heat rising up right after, so I kept going back for more with my chopsticks ㅋㅋㅋ


Thanks to the spice, the gochu-jjajang wasn't heavy and felt pretty clean to eat~~ If you love spicy food and jjajangmyeon, this is an absolute recommendation haha Baoro China, a Sadang restaurant with even private rooms — who knew both the meals and the dishes could be this good~~~


Add a bit more chili powder to suit your taste and the whole bowl disappears in no time (●ˇ∀ˇ●) A great Chinese restaurant near Sadang Station where you can enjoy both hearty meals and a range of Chinese dishes — the gochu-jjajang and eohyang eggplant shrimp were so good, I'd recommend ordering them together~~
Baoro China, just 1 minute from Sadang Station — save it as a room restaurant for your next group gathering!!!
Where it is
12-9 Bangbaecheon-ro, Seocho-gu, Seoul, South Korea (2F)서울특별시 서초구 방배천로 12-9 2층










