“ I was surprised how good their jjajangmyun was. Jjampong was good as well. The beef jjampong tasted like Korean radish stew. Tangsuyuk sweet and sour pork was okay, not the best. I would definitely be back. ”

“ What an AWESOME place to taste the EXCELLENCE of Jajangmyun! Noodle texture, flavor of the sauce, and excellent service make this place the BEST place to try Jajangmyun! EVERY menu tastes great, and you can upgrade your noodles for more meat with a charge. Its well worth the price you pay, and I will be coming back again and again! Its almost perfect weather for Jampong too!!! ”

“ Taste delicious if you like black bean noodles. Placed an order, sat down, filled up water in a cup, and then bam the noodle arrived. It was less than 2 minutes. 11.95 for spicy Jjang 10.95 for basic and it was affordable and delicious. Its hard to find something so cheap these days. If you need to get something else, I will recommend sweet and sour pork. I wish they provide an option to add meat to the noodle. ”

“ Love it here! I didnt really expect much since Paiks is a chain, but the quality and care put into this location is amazing. The tangsuyuk is my favorite item! I like that the sauce is on the side rather than poured on top of the pork as it keeps the the porks crispiness. The jajangmyeon is very hearty, savory and filling. The jjamppong reminds me somewhat of tom yum. The broth is light and they are decently generous with the add ins. I would recommend bringing a friend as the items are all pretty filling. But if youre big and greedy like me, bring a friend just so you can share multiple items to taste everything _ Edit 3825 Came back today and tried the chicken instead and the batter is amazing!!! Its very similar to a tempura batter, crispy and light. Also tried the chili jajangmyeon after trying it once before another time and theyve stepped it up by adding a chili oil to it instead of just the peppers on top. Definitely prefer the spicy one now because of that. ”

“ This is a great stop for some tasty and affordable jajangmyeon and sweet and sour pork! The workers are super friendly and attentive! Love that they offer tea for free! The ordering system is interesting where you go up to order then sit at your table. I didnt mind it, it was just different. ”

“ Since peoples greed is endless, if you look for the taste you ate in your hometown, it may not satisfy everyone, but among the Koreanstyle Chinese restaurants Ive eaten in the Portland area, its personally satisfying. The sweet and sour pork made with glutinous rice dough is quite chewy and tasty, and the Jjajangmyun is also quite tasty. Whenever I go there, I always like to order Jjajangmyun and sweetsour pork together. ”

“ Strip mall location with fast service, tasty ChineseKorean, 10 dishes with pork chicken tofu variations. Recommend sweet and sour pork, stir fried Jajagmyeon, or beef jjamppong. Beef soup or noodles. About 12 tables, 50 seats, can easily handle a group of eight, more I would call in advance. They can get busy, but they are fast and there seemed to be enough tables as people wait for to go orders. Right next to Washington square, easy access on and off highway 217. Medium parking lot that seemed busy but sufficient. ”

“ Authentic KoreanChinese spot for Jjajangmyeon, Jjampong and more. Today I tried the Jjampong Chewy noodles , generous seafood, savory umami with just the right amount of spice. Clean, casual with good service. Order and pay at counter good for groups who want to pay individually. Im Korean and I lived and ate in Los Angeles Koreatown for 15 years. Now Im in Portland. Happy to find a place thats up to standard. Im excited to return to try the rest of the menu. ”