I had a great experience. The 2 pax set is very generous and a lot of food, so I would recommend that if you are not big eaters, it can be shared among 3-4 people. The food was tasty - Jjajangmyeon and Jjampong tasted exactly like I had in Korea, and the Kkanpunggi was very delicious too. Bonus for being pet friendly, with rather cooling outdoor seating! Though there was a small issue, the staff/owner was quick to rectify it, which I was grateful for. I am impressed with the warm service and I want to reassure you that it is not a problem at all. I will most definitely come back again!! 😊 Thank you very much! 🫶

Chanced upon Jeong's Jjajang and gave it a try on a Saturday night. Waited about 20 mins to enter and order a 2 pax set. Portion was generous and tbh the 2 pax set is good to share among 3 people. Their signature dish, Jjajangmyeon taste really good. Flavourful but not too overpowering with the taste when mix well with the noodle. Particularly like their mandu, taste was good and the portion was probably one of the generous I've seen. Tangsuyuk was surprisingly good, as I haven't had a good experience with tangsuyuk in other restaurants so definitely a must have if you love meat. Overall it was a great experience although it can be noisy when everyone started talking loudly in a small space. (But that's beyond the owners control) Will be back for their lunch menu!

I had high expectations of the eatery cos of the 4.8 stars. Felt very apprehensive when I was seated in the restaurant cos I saw the notice that there’s a small reward for 5 stars rating. The jjampong is nice with wok hei and rather generous with ingredients. My daughter enjoyed the jjajangmyeon. The dumplings were alright. Kimchi was alright, not a fan of it. Normally I would rate higher but because my initial expectations were really high I felt some disappointment hence my 3 stars rating. A nice place for some authentic traditional Korean noodles.

Cosy korean spot with affordable options but however, subpar taste. Good reviews predominantly driven by the free canned drinks provided and we were pretty much victims in that regard, thinking this would’ve been a banging KR spot. Jjampong and JJM were decent, but the main issue lies in their fried chicken or kkanpunggi. Wicked waste as the sauce it came with was a good korean-chinese mix with vegetables and lemon, but the meat inside was 1:3 ratio to flour and batter. Overall probably a tried once and done spot, which was a waste as I wanted it to be good.

Had the 𝗝𝗷𝗮𝗺𝗽𝗽𝗼𝗻𝗴, I always got a thing with spicy seafood noodles and wow this is good! I pick the normal spiciness and it was just right for me. It has Prawns, Mussel, and Sotong. We also added two dumplings to go with the noodles and they didn’t disappoint. Thin dumpling skin, huge amount of filling. Tasty and good too! I also quite enjoy the 𝗧𝗮𝗻𝗴𝘀𝘂𝘆𝘂𝗸 which is Korean Chinese style sweet and sour pork that they served separately from the sauce instead of stir-frying it all together and I like that they don’t use overly fatty pork, so it didn’t feel too heavy. They do have set meal, but given that the 2 of us won't be able to finish up each bowl of noodles ourselves we decided to order individually instead. ✨Jjamppong with 2 dumplings $24.30++ ✨Tangsuyuk $29++