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    Ah Woo Rang

    3.8 (81 reviews)
    ModerateChinese, Korean
    Closed 11:00 am - 2:30 pm, 3:00 PM - 9:00 PM

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    Noodle w/ Spicy Seafood Soup (Sichuan Jjajangmyun) - dinner plate not included
    Eric K.

    Ordered delivery - Sichuan jjajang myun & japtangbap (mixed seafood over fried rice) and it turned out to be a mixed experience. First, as you can see from the pics, my jjajang had pitiful amount of meat. I mean, the sauce was actually on point but I chewed through armies of onions before rendezvousing with that lone meat comrade in the battlefield that was in my mouth. We hugged. For 'twas too few and way too far in between. *pause for sadness* The japtangbap on the other hand - it was full of flavor and had good quantity of seafood & that side cup of jjambbong soup was legit & comforting - dare I say some of the best jjambbong broth I've had around here. We even had leftover and it was great the next day as well. Good stuff. So I'm not sure what happened here - maybe on delivery they just skimped out? Was the chef feeling stingy? In-dine experience may differ based on what other yelpers are saying, but I can say Ah Woo Rang's flavor is solid. Perhaps I need to pay a visit to further ascertain my views of this place.

    Jja jang myun
    Sunny C.

    Price is very affordable despite the location-- $9.99 for a bowl of jja jang myun. It was very heavy on the sauce so you can even add rice. We also got the fried dumplings. Overall, an okay meal that nothing really stood out. The waitresses were very nice though. Unfortunately, we had better jja jang myun...

    Seafood and vegetable soup noodle
    Amanda L.

    Yummy but expensive! Any meat dish was quite pricey (~$30). The sweet and sour pork dish I ordered was good but I don't think the portion was worth it. I also ordered a seafood noodle soup which was yummy and reasonably priced!

    Andy L.

    Really came through during these times! Called one other place prior to them who wouldn't deliver "that far", but in the same town Ah Woo Rang had no problem driving. Everything was still warm/hot and tasted just like it would in their restaurant (which we've had before). Still enough for lunch the next day too! Delivery person was courteous and observed great social distancing. Really appreciated the whole transaction from beginning to end. Glad to know this restaurant is top notch.

    #1 - 짜장면
  Jajangmyeon
    Hiro T.

    Visiting some friends in town and some of us were in the mood for jajangmyeon. This place is was pretty popular in the k-town area for some noodles, and my friend who toured us the city said this place was pretty poppin' for noodles. The jajangmyeon as well made, the noodles were firm and had just enough bite to them. The black bean sauce and onions/bits of meat had a subtle hint of smokiness to them that really made the jajangmyeon overall more flavorful -- was seasoned very well. Would definitely recommend that as a starting point for all the black-bean based dishes. 〇【Menu Items Ordered & Rating Details】 ・짜장면 - Noodle w/ Black Bean Sauce, $9.95 (Ttl: $9.95 (tax excl.)) 〇【Food/Drinks: 4.0】 ・Good variety of Korean-Chinese dishes to select from including seafood, noodles, rice dishes, and dumplings as well. Dessert menu is also available, albeit small. 〇【Service: 5.0】 ・Staff is very friendly and helpful -- spoke Korean and English, time to serve after ordering was short, less than five minutes. Informative about drinks when asked, patient as well. 〇【Atmosphere: 4.0】 ・Store is well maintained and bathroom is clean, inside seating has fair spacing between tables. Lighting within the shop is a nice bright ambient setting. Parking space availability is usually street side or around the corner in one of the parking lots. 〇【CP: 3.5】 ・Prices are about average for a bowl of jajangmyeon in the area, compared to where I usually get jajangmyeon its actually priced lower (usually 11.99 where I get mine from in TX). 〇【Misc memo】 ・NFC payments at the desk ・Parking is street side or in a parking lot down the road

    Chinese takeout on a snowy day !!!
    Angela YJ B.

    Yes, there are many Korean-Chinese restaurants in Fort Lee and Palisades Park, and most of them within couple of blocks on Broad Ave. We frequent the Ah Woo Rang - simply because of the quality of food. Other similar restaurants can be a bit cheaper than Ah Woo Rang, but if you truly want the Korean style Chinese Jja-Jang noodle (black bean sauce) & Jjam-ppong noodle (spicy seafood soup), this is the place. It was a perfect day for takeout on a snowy day. The only downside was that since we ordered the fried chicken to go, it had lost the crispiness ... or the batter just seemed too mushy this time. We ordered : 1) Fried rice with shrimp (comes with black bean sauce) 2) Fried chicken with spicy garlic sauce - not spicy though. The sauce is great !!!! We usually keep the leftover sauce for other purposes !!!! 3) Jjam-ppong (spicy seafood noodle soup) - quite a portion. You can order the noodle or rice to go with it. It is BYOB. There is parking lot & street parking.

    Beef tangs yook

    Sevice was excellent! The food was so good and fresh! They were very accommodating with my children giving forks and cups for them.

    Sweet and sour shrimp
    Albert H.

    While driving through the area, I was craving jjajangmyeon and discovered Ah Woo Rang on Yelp. I'm sure happy I did since it definitely hit the spot. First of all, this restaurant is on the second floor of the building so you will need to take the elevator or stairs up. Secondly, the service was superb and friendly. They were able to accommodate our toddler with a high chair with no problems. Lastly, the food and quality of ingredients were excellent. We ordered the jjajangmyeon and sweet and sour pork. My favorite was the jjajangmyeon with the noodles cooked perfectly. The sour pork was solid however it was a little heavy on the batter and got soggy pretty quick. However, the sauce was really tasty. I would recommend Ah Woo Rang if you are in the neighborhood and are craving high-quality Korean-Chinese food.

    Kanpoong seh woo
    Danny K.

    We enjoyed the good food and service. We had a nice seat by the window. The jja jang myun, mapo tofu, and kanpung seh woo was delicious.

    Takuan, Onion, Chunjang, Kimchi
    Auggie L.

    Went for Weekday Lunch Special Food - 5/5. Banchan had a refreshing flavor to them and I liked that they offer kimchi instead of kkakdugi as is the norm in Korean Chinese restaurants. Braised seafood platter had a rich, glossy sauce. Vegetables and pork were tender and shrimp had a nice bite to them. The rice was fluffy and firm. The jjamppong broth had a spicy kick to it and plenty of seafood flavor. Service - 4/5. Staff was courteous and the food came out at a good pace. They gave oranges slices at the end of the meal. Value - 5/5. $9 is a great price for a seafood meal. The food is tasty and plentiful with the only downside being they don't offer any of the staple noodle dishes in the lunch special. Parking - Mall Lot/Garage (Free)

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    Very good jjajangmyun with great service! The mapo tofu sauce was a little too sweet but the meat in it was marinaded so nicely.

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