Hyo Dong Gak
Asian Restaurant, Noodle Restaurant, and Chinese Restaurant$$$$
Koreatown, New York
"Best jjajangmyun you'll find in Manhattan."(6 Tips)
"The spicy jjampong is so good and actually very spicy."(4 Tips)"Check out the jjampong (spicy seafood noodle), its bigger and spicier than shanghai..."(3 Tips)
"Many Korean beers to choose from, which is a plus."(2 Tips)
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TomOctober 12, 2016Korean-style Chinese food, decent not great. Service is quick, especially good for weekday lunches. The black bean noodle & spicy seafood noodles are stables, you get try both with half portions.
Lawrence YMarch 5, 2012The 삼선자장면 (Ja-jang-myun) here is MASSIVE. Same with the 짱뽕 (jjang-bong). 1 is enough portions for 2 people. Get one noodle dish and another entree, and split the noodles!
Jinoo SungJuly 11, 2017Don't forget to order dumplings. They make those dumplings, tastes so great! And also jjampong is probably one of the best!- loran jonakMay 6, 2016Not anything spectacular on a street full of Korean restaurants but not bad. I like hot but the 1 pepper items were hot enough for me. Many Korean beers to choose from, which is a plus.
no msg! solid krn-chi food. their jjajangmyun and jjambong are money! large portions as well
Peter GerardDecember 31, 2018Get the half and half - black noodles on one side and spicy seafood noodles on the other- Arnold JunApril 16, 2015The noodle dishes (especially the ones in the brown sauce) and dumplings are awesome.
- Lulu PengOctober 21, 2012The spicy jjampong is so good and actually very spicy. Good prices and generous seafood portions :)
Vicky BOctober 16, 2011If you don't "look" Korean they automatically give you the Chinese food menu, ask for the Korean one- soo good
debzMay 9, 2012mediocre jjajangmyun and jjambbong. i don't know what everyone's raving about. if this is the best in the city, i need to move back to la. portions are huge.
Get the jjajangmyun. A bowl of extra noodles costs only 2 bucks!
- Andy JiangApril 2, 2010Check out the jjampong (spicy seafood noodle), its bigger and spicier than shanghai mong's.
Damon M.July 18, 2011Food was superb. The waitresses, however, were not. It was ten minutes before closing time and they were already kicking us out!
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Asian Fusion Restaurant
Open until 9:30 PM (Show more)
- Mon–Sun
- 11:30 AM–9:30 PM
(212) 695-6674
View menu on http://www.hyodonggak.nyc/menu
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Outdoor Seating
No
Wheelchair Accessible
Yes
Music
Yes
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