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Sujeonggwan

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Muljjajang

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Sujeonggwan · About this place

Sujeonggwan is a Chinese restaurant in Wansan-gu, Jeonju-si, Jeonbuk State. The menu includes muljjajang.

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MuljjajangExplicitly recommended
WhyMuljjajang suggests a noodle dish with broth, so it works well when you want a saucy Chinese-style noodle bowl.

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An Unusual Red Mul-jjajang Noodles with 50 Years of Tradition? Jeonju Chinese Restaurant Mukbang with Sweet-and-Sour Pork, Kkanpung Pork, and Fried Rice

A video trying mul-jjajang, sweet-and-sour pork, kkanpung pork, and fried rice at a long-established Chinese restaurant in Jeonju.

A long-established Chinese restaurant in Jeonju where they try mul-jjajang and kkanpung pork along with sweet-and-sour pork and fried rice.

Taste notes from the video

They say the mul-jjajang tastes more like a mix of jjamppong and yusanseul than jjajang and is mild overall but has savory depth and a deep flavor. The sweet-and-sour pork is described as an old-fashioned style that is sweet with a slight tang.

Key visit points
  • They eat at Sujeonggwan, a long-established Chinese restaurant in Jeonju.
  • Mul-jjajang is introduced as the main featured dish.
  • They also order sweet-and-sour pork, kkanpung pork, kkanpung shrimp, and fried rice.
  • They say the mul-jjajang tastes more like a mix of jjamppong and yusanseul than jjajang.
  • They could not order the red noodles that day.
Dishes featured in the video
Mul-jjajangIt has almost no jjajang flavor and tastes like a mix of jjamppong and yusanseul.Kkanpung porkThey say it has a flame-grilled savory flavor and saltiness.Sweet-and-sour porkIt feels like sweet, slightly tangy ketchup-style sweet-and-sour pork.