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    Jjamppong Zizon

    4.4 (13 reviews)
    Closed 11:30 am - 8:00 pm
    Updated 2 months ago

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    Anny Yirong W.

    The Ultimate Combo Bowl (Jjamjja-myeon / 짬짜면) Jjamppong (Spicy Noodle Soup): mild but rich seafood and pork broth packed with veggies Jajangmyeon (Black Bean Sauce Noodles): comforting, savory, and slightly sweet black bean sauce over perfectly chewy noodles Tangsuyuk (Sweet & Sour Pork) Crispy, deep-fried pork strips coated in a vibrant, glossy sweet and sour sauce.

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    Frances C.

    Would be a 3.5 stars. Services is lacking but the food is good. Stumbled into this new noodle spots Dishes are simple with seafood noodles, black bean noodles, fried pork, and dumplings, you can select the level of spiciness and we chose the miles level. Soup is creamy and tasty with loaded seafood. Texture of the noodles are al dente. The sweet and spicy pork is ok, the meat is tender but the sauce was too saucy. Maybe next time will escalate the heat.

    Jajangmyeon, jjamppong & jajangmyeon, & tangsuyuk
    Maggie W.

    Really delicious jjamppong spot that just opened up in Oakland. I came as a party of 3 on a Saturday for dinner, and we waited approximately 25 minutes to be seated. I ordered the jajangmyeon and a tangsuyuk to split, my boyfriend and friend ordered the half and half jajangmyeon and jjamppong. The jajangmyeon was saucy and came loaded with pork and veggies! The noodles are so bouncy and chewy, they absorb the sauce perfectly. The tangsuyuk was also yummy and crisp- it came with pineapples too! I liked everything about our dinner. They advertise this on the tablets inside but not outside- you can also park in the Ohgane parking lot next door! We found street parking relatively easy, but this might be better for future patrons and their peace of mind.

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    Jacky S.

    This place is so bomb! It's a chain from Korea. You can definitely taste it. The pork has a good spice which I haven't seen at other places. A tip: you can order rice in the side with the soup. Also I would recommend parking in the Kaiser garage, as I saw some cars get there window smashed. 2 hours free and worth the extra walk!

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    Jennie B.

    짬뽕 was the best I've ever had but could use a little more seafood. 짜장면 was ok. The meat and vegetables were cut up too big for the noodles thin-ness

    Zzampong. Delicious.
    John R.

    Tried this new restaurant. Just opened first day. Their jjampong was delicious. Soup was rich and flavorful. I would definitely return. Also had jajangmyeon, which was really good. Good customer service. Nice people.

    Sweet and sour sichuan style pork. Spicy and non spicy

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    I ordered the jajangmyeon and a tangsuyuk to split, my boyfriend and friend ordered the half and half jajangmyeon and jjamppong.

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    Fabulous dinner at Soba Ichi. We've been wanting to try it for ages and brought our kids who were…read morevisiting from Japan -- we all loved it. We went on a Monday right when they opened and had no trouble getting a table. We ordered a bunch of appetizers -- and they were all great -- the sashimi platter, homemade tofu and tomagoyaki were especially tasty. The soba was delicious too - we went on a Monday and they had made a coarse ground soba -- Arabiki -- which was perfectly cooked. My daughter and I had the special with salmon roe and mountain yam, my son had the soba and tempura, and my husband had the plain soba. We ended the meal with a piece of their soba cha cheesecake which was amazing! We'll definitely be back -- can't wait to work our way through their menu!

    This was my first time at a soba noodle shop! I was pretty excited and this place did not…read moredisappoint! We got the homemade tofu and the karage to start. The soba noodle took a little bit to come out, but no worries because the apps were delicious. The karage was tender and we appreciated the flavors the tofu had. When the noodles came out, it did not disappoint. I went in first for the soup and it was very clean and flavorful. The soba noodle mixed well with the soup. The duck meat was tender. We loved the inside seating. Mybwife said it reminded her of Japan. The staff were also super friendly! I definitely recommend this place!

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    Vegetable karaage
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    Mensho

    Mensho

    4.5
    (656 reviews)
    0.4 mi
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    Mensho is a very popular restaurant. This was my first time visiting, and I had a great experience…read more The food was delicious! The standout dishes for me were the Calamari, Karaage, and Daikon Salad. The Calamari was perfectly fried, and the seasoning was well-balanced. The Karaage was also perfectly fried, and the sauce was flavorful. The Daikon Salad was light and refreshing. I would like to thank our server, Noah, for his helpfulness in choosing our dishes and for the prompt service. I highly recommend it!

    Unfortunately no photos as we devoured the food! However here is my review otherwise:…read more 1. Location- easily accesible in off Piedmont Ave, found parking alongside an adjacent neighborhood street that was free. I went around 430pm on a weekday. 2. Staff/Vibe- very friendly and throughout the service so many stopped by to check-in. Waters were constantly topped off and food was delivered very promptly. The restaurant itself is very intimate and tabletop dividers are largely used to shared tables. It was a really nice approach. I wasn't a major fan of the chairs for the tall tables. I was hoping for some more ergonomically friendly. Food- SIGNATURE RAMEN- 5/5. So good. The broth was so good I think I drank it all before eating any ramen and toppings. It was a wonderfully hearty ramen with a balance of fresh and simple ingredients. This was perfect and allowed the delicious broth to really be the star. LAMB RAMEN. 5/5. If you like south indian curries then this is a must. The dense cumin taste, fresh onions and lamb made this ramen feel very familiar. The flavours were so wonderfully constructed on this. VEGAN KAARAGE MUSHROOM. Made to be reminiscent of fried chicken, these were very pleasant and paired with our broth. I would order this again. I am interested in knowing the preparation method for this as the inside was piping hot while the outside was just warm- almost like it was reheated. I would like these to be crispier with a bit more light seasoning. Overall looking forward to the next visit!

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    Spicy garlic karaage fried chicken
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    Me Va Con Vietnamese Kitchen

    Me Va Con Vietnamese Kitchen

    4.5
    (267 reviews)
    1.4 mi
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    Was in the mood for pho and decided we'd try someplace I haven't been before. I've had enough pho…read morealong the west coast to know what great pho should taste like and I haven't had the best luck in the Bay. So, the verdict? Extremely impressed. This is already on my top five list in a single visit. Went for the basics: beef pho, and salad roll with tofu. I was initially put off by the short menu and few options to add toppings (I didn't see any tendon or tripe for example), and worried it would be too bland or too sweet--but it was not. The broth was deeply flavorful and more savory. Meats were generous and meatballs were exceptional, maybe the best I've had. The basil and sprouts were garden fresh, and unusually, the rice noodles were exceptional, not at all soft or pressed together. I could genuinely taste the love here. It extended to the salad rolls which were generously portioned and used lightly fried tofu which I prefer. One additional note about the broth. It's a richer style than I normally like so I couldn't drink it to the last drop, but I can't fault its great flavor. The service was above average, with a spirited vibe. Loved everything, will be back to try more on the menu.

    Stepping into Me Va Con felt like entering a slightly more upscale Vietnamese restaurant. They've…read moreclearly put more thought into the decor and menu than you typically see at a traditional pho spot. We ordered the beef pho ($20), crispy spring rolls ($11), and beef carpaccio ($18). The pho was solid, with a clear, deeply flavored broth and noodles that were slightly al dente, which I personally enjoyed. That said, for $20, it didn't feel especially memorable. The crispy spring rolls were fine, but I prefer the ones I make at home, so I'd probably skip them next time. I was especially excited to try the Vietnamese beef carpaccio, and the presentation was beautiful. The beef was fresh, evenly sliced, and topped with baby greens, onions, crispy fried onions, and edible flowers. Unfortunately, the sauce leaned far too citrusy for my taste and overpowered the flavors I wanted to come through, such as fish sauce, vinegar, and sugar. I also think a little more fried onion and garlic would have made the dish more flavorful and satisfying. Overall, we had a decent meal with both highlights and misses. They also offer dishes like bánh khọt and bò lúc lắc, which may be worth trying on a future visit.

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    Bò Tái Chanh: Beef Carpaccio w/ Thai basil, fried shallot, house tangerine sauce  ($18)
    Bò Tái Chanh: Beef Carpaccio w/ Thai basil, fried shallot, house tangerine sauce ($18)
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    Gangnam Jajang

    Gangnam Jajang

    4.7
    (580 reviews)
    0.5 mi
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    This is the perfect place to hit up if you're like me and experience intense, borderline violent…read morejajangmyeon cravings. Sometimes you just need a big, comforting bowl of chewy noodles covered in rich black bean sauce, and this spot absolutely delivers. Their jajangmyeon is done just right. The sauce is savory, hearty, and satisfying without feeling too heavy, and the noodles have that perfect chewy texture that makes the whole dish so comforting. The portion size is also massive, so you could definitely share one order between two people--although I completely understand wanting one all to yourself. I also tried their fried chicken, which was decent, but it wasn't the standout for me. It was fine as a side, but compared to the noodles, it didn't feel like something I'd go out of my way to order again. Next time, I'd probably skip the chicken and focus on what they're clearly known for: their noodle dishes. Overall, this is a great spot when you're craving classic, satisfying Korean comfort food. I'd definitely come back for the jajangmyeon and would recommend it to anyone looking for a generous, flavorful bowl of noodles.

    I decided to get delivery for Gangnam Jajang as I was craving ja-jang myeon and saw positive…read morereviews for this spot. I ordered the ja-jang myeon, spicy rice cake and yuja ade. It only took roughly 15-20 minutes for the order to arrive and it came hot and fresh. Starting with the ja-jang myeon, it's so satisfying being able to mix in the sauce with the noodles. The black bean sauce is both salty, savory with a hint of sweetness coming through. The texture is thick and perfect which hugs the noodles with every bite. It also has a good balance of the veggies in the sauce as well. It is definitely very filling! The spicy rice cakes were soaked in a sweet and spicy sauce, with sautéed cabbage and peas. The flavors were really addicting and kept me coming back for more. The rice cakes were both delicate and chewy. Eating this dish alongside the pickled radish and onion cut through the richness of the dish. Lastly, I tried the yuja ade and was pleasantly surprised! I will say that it is very sweet, if you do prefer it to be sweeter instead of tart. At the bottom of the cup are these yummy almost candy-like yuja slices that practically melted with each sip. I'm so glad I decided to try it! Overall, the portion sizes are pretty big for the value! I was able to stretch the food across a few meals. I will definitely be eating here again!

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    #5: jjam-jja-myeon combo
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