Cheongsan Chinese Restaurant (청산중화요리)
Chinese food Seoul Jung-gu, Seoul

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Kim Sawon’s reviewHighly recommended
“The tangsuyuk and gan-jjajang are top-notch at around ₩5,500”
- Tangsuyuk (sweet and sour pork, small)BestStays crispy to the end, well-balanced sauce
- Gan-jjajang (stir-fried black bean noodles)Well-cooked onions and rich sauce, top tier at ₩5,500
- Bokkeumbap (fried rice)Full of smoky wok aroma, with distinct grains of rice
- Gan-jjajang ₩5,500
- Atmosphere
- A neighborhood old-timer joint full of middle-aged guys, great for drinking
- Service
- The owner thoughtfully splits the jjamppong and gives extra jjamppong broth for free
- Would return
- Said they hope the owners keep running the place for a long, long time
- Good for
- A drinking night for two with a glass of soju
- Value
- Crazy-good value for the middle of Seoul
- Tips
- A small tangsuyuk is enough for two people
- Ordering fried rice comes with a side of jjamppong broth
- The samseon jjamppong is split for you, so it's easy for two to share
