Jaja
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Jaja · About this place
Jaja is a newly opened Chinese restaurant in Hapjeong, Seoul. Its introduced dishes include Dongpo pork, Dusigi, typhoon-shelter style dishes, hot and sour soup, fried rice, and jajangmyeon.
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The Wok Flavor We Know Does Not Exist in China
They try several Chinese dishes at the newly opened Chinese restaurant Zaza in Hapjeong, Seoul.
A newly opened Chinese restaurant in Hapjeong, Seoul. It introduces dishes such as Dongpo pork, Dusigi, Typhoon Shelter, hot and sour soup, fried rice, and jajangmyeon.
The seafood has decent freshness, and the food overall is neither salty nor overly stimulating. Peppery and fermented aromas come through, the fried rice is fluffy with separate grains, and the noodles are relatively thin.
- They visit Zaza, a newly opened Chinese restaurant in Hapjeong, Seoul.
- Dongpo pork is introduced as a dish that must be ordered in advance.
- They eat Dusigi, Typhoon Shelter, hot and sour soup, fried rice, and jajangmyeon.
- They say the fried rice is topped with an egg and the noodles are thin.
- They say the dining room was full of customers.







