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    Hong Kyo

    3.3 (7 reviews)

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    Jjin Jjajang

    4.3
    (249 reviews)
    0.2 mi
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    Ever go to a spot and you swear everything is sooo good??…read more Well... I ordered my mother the pricier jjajang myun and the jjang-pong for myself. Both blew me away. Probably the best jjajang and jjang-pong I have ever had and I've had alot here in Cali and in the motherland. Kim chi was spot on as well. Somebody give this establishment a Michelin Star. It deserves one!!

    replying to the owner,…read more 네, 비싸요. 5불도 안 하는 3분 오뚜기 짜장이나 짜파게티보다 맛없는 물짜장면이 15불이면 진짜 비싸죠. 차라리 돈 좀 더 내고 다른 데 가서 먹는 게 사실 더 싼거죠. OC area 에서 먹어본 짜장면중에 제일 맛 없었어요. 분식점들 포함. 심지어 여기보다 더 싼 홍콩반점 보다도 맛이 없어요. 손님들을 위해 제 경험을 공유하는데 어쩌라고 기싸움을 하시는건지? Yes, it's expensive. A watery jajangmyeon that tastes worse than a cheap 3-minute Ottogi jajang or Chapaghetti (which costs less than $5) is definitely overpriced at $15. You'd honestly be better off paying a little more and eating somewhere else. This is honestly the worst Jajangmyeon I've ever had in the OC area, even including k-snack bars. It was worse than even Hong Kong Banjeom, which is cheaper than this place. This review was written to share my experience with other potential customers. /////////////////////////////////////////// 한국 시장스타일 물짜장인데 맛집 간짜장보다 비쌈 심지어 맛도 없음 차라리 로렌하이츠 용문루 가세요 overpriced old mom and pops style jjajang myun. not worth the money. will not come back i'd recommend Yong Moon Lu instead for those of you who care for taste and $ value.

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    Sorimmara

    Sorimmara

    4.3
    (221 reviews)
    1.0 mi

    This was my first time at a Korean restaurant like this! I've been to Taiwanese style restaurants…read morewith similar dishes, but this is different! My boyfriend and I visited on a Friday night. Surprisingly it wasn't busy. It's a casual spot with lots of parking and seating. Very clean too. The employees were very nice and explained the process to us since it was our first time. You add the food you want to your bowl and pay for how much it weighs at the end. They have lots of options I was surprised! Once you weigh it, you pay and choose the broth or sauce you want. Both my boyfriend and I got mild rose options. You then sit with your ticket and they bring it to your table. The food comes out really fast. The mild isn't spicy at all, I'd get medium next time. It's more like a stir fry rather than a hot pot soup! I liked it, very flavorful you don't even need the side sauces.

    This is a "pay by the pound" numbing hotpot restaurant that has a huge selection from meat to…read moreveggies to noodles to seafood and various other hotpot toppings. After we are assigned a table, we go to the food counter and fill a bowl with our favorite hotpot toppings - meat/noodles/veggies/tofu/fishballs. Then we bring the bowl over to the cashier counter, choose our favorite way to cook it (we like Mala style), and pay for it. Next, we head to the sauce counter and make our favorite peanut sauce concoction before returning to our table and waiting for our hotpot. Peanut sauce is a perfect combo with the Mala hotpot. Other than the pay-by-the-pound hotpot, they also have some Korean food entrees. There is also a bar if you're there for it. Overall, interesting vibes mixture; though I've only been there for the hotpot.

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