Bukgyeong (북경)
Chinese Seoul Dongjak-gu

Kim Jjamppong’s reviewHighly recommended
“Ganjjajang for ₩6,500 with perfect black bean paste and onion flavor”
- Ganjjajang (stir-fried black bean noodles)BestGreat black bean paste and onions, perfect temperature
- Ganjjajang ₩6,500
- Service
- The owner serves with care
- Would return
- Revisited after a year and a half; says go right now
- Value
- At ₩6,500 it's a very cheap and thankful price
- Tips
- Order the signature ganjjajang
Jaeseonrang’s reviewRecommended
“Ganjjajang is amazing for ₩6,500, though the taste varies”
- Ganjjajang (stir-fried black bean noodles)BestAmazing taste with a drastically low price
- Ganjjajang ₩6,500
- Value
- ₩6,500 per bowl; the price is called crazy
Jaeseonrang’s reviewRecommended
“The ₩6,500 ganjjajang with a fried egg is the ultimate value”
- Ganjjajang (stir-fried black bean noodles)BestOnion texture, subtle soy sauce aroma, rich black bean paste flavor
- Jjamppong (spicy seafood noodle soup)Spicier than expected; mussel and vegetable flavor soaks into the broth
- Tangsuyuk (sweet and sour pork)Milky-white batter, chewy and mild to bite
- Ganjjajang ₩6,500
- Atmosphere
- Run by an elderly grandmother and grandfather
- Value
- Good value with even a fried egg on top for ₩6,500
Haigaengseu’s reviewHighly recommended
“Pure ganjjajang with just black bean paste, onion and chives is excellent”
- Ganjjajang (stir-fried black bean noodles)BestNo starch; subtle sweetness and black bean paste flavor
- Tangsuyuk (Korean sweet and sour pork)Fluffy with a chewy batter
- Ganjjajang ₩6,500
- Atmosphere
- Small Chinese restaurant, clean inside, one private room
- Would return
- If you live in this neighborhood, this is the place for jjajangmyeon
- Good for
- A budget-friendly Chinese meal
- Value
- Great price and big portions
- Tips
- Sprinkle chili powder for a spicy kick
- No delivery



