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Nagwonjang
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A Chinese restaurant in Pyeongtaek, Gyeonggi-do; the video also states that it is temporarily closed.
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A Roundup of the 5 Craziest Jjamppong Places I’ve Eaten at Recently!
A roundup of 5 long-established jjamppong restaurants recently visited, from Gimpo to Pyeongtaek.
A Chinese restaurant in Pyeongtaek, Gyeonggi-do, which is also noted as temporarily closed in the video.
Taste notes from the video
The jjamppong broth looks red and spicy, and gan-jjajang is also introduced.
Key visit points
- Introduces Taehwagwan in Gimpo, Hoebinru in Incheon, Sinheungwon in Suwon, Goryeobanjeom in Busan, and Nagwonjang in Pyeongtaek in order
- A video about long-established Chinese restaurants focused on jjamppong
- Gan-jjajang, kkanpunggi, and a sweet-and-sour pork topping are also shown at some places
- Nagwonjang in Pyeongtaek is marked as temporarily closed
- Shows the atmosphere of old Chinese restaurants in different regions
I Finally Found the No. 1 Jjamppong Restaurant! A Hidden Long-Standing Chinese Restaurant Dating Back to the Days of 150-Won Jajangmyeon (ft. Gan-Jajang, Kkanpunggi)
A video tasting jjamppong, gan-jajang, and kkanpunggi at Nagwonjang, a long-standing Chinese restaurant near Seojeong-ri Station in Pyeongtaek.
A place to dine mainly on jjamppong, gan-jajang, and kkanpunggi at Nagwonjang, a long-standing Chinese restaurant near Seojeong-ri Station in Pyeongtaek.
Taste notes from the video
The jjamppong broth is described as rich, piquant, and refreshing, the gan-jajang as tasty, and the kkanpunggi as strongly seasoned.
Key visit points
- Nagwonjang, an old Chinese restaurant near Seojeong-ri Station in Pyeongtaek
- Orders and introduces jjamppong, gan-jajang, and kkanpunggi
- Mentions that the jjamppong broth is rich and piquant
- Old objects and the atmosphere of a long-standing restaurant remain
- Introduced as a restaurant operated by an elderly couple