Loose-grained, moist, and savory.
WhyIt is explicitly introduced as the signature dish.Suseongwon
JonmatA long-standing Chinese restaurant in Susong-dong, Jeongeup, highlighted for fried rice, jjambbong, and black-bean sauce.
A concise guide based on what was ordered and described in the feature.
The jjambbong is described as mildly spicy rather than aggressive, with a clean, refreshing broth and soft yet springy noodles. The fried rice is said to be loose-grained and moist with good savoriness, and the black-bean sauce is deep and not sweet.
Mildly spicy, clean, and refreshing broth with soft, springy noodles.
WhyIt is ordered and directly reviewed in the video.Deep, rich, and not sweet.
WhyIt is served with the fried rice and mentioned as part of the meal.See what each feature ordered, described, and highlighted about the visit.
(Jeongeup) A legendary fried rice Chinese restaurant locals keep to themselves!
A visit to Suseongwon in Jeongeup, featuring fried rice, jjambbong, and black-bean sauce at a long-standing Chinese restaurant.
A long-standing Chinese restaurant in Susong-dong, Jeongeup, highlighted for fried rice, jjambbong, and black-bean sauce.
The jjambbong is described as mildly spicy rather than aggressive, with a clean, refreshing broth and soft yet springy noodles. The fried rice is said to be loose-grained and moist with good savoriness, and the black-bean sauce is deep and not sweet.
- Long-established Chinese restaurant in Susong-dong, Jeongeup
- Orders fried rice and jjambbong
- Fried rice is described as the signature dish
- Jjambbong includes seafood and vegetables
- Black-bean sauce and kimchi are served with the meal

