The dish in the foreground is Jajangmyeon, a popular Korean-Chinese noodle dish topped with a thick, savory black bean sauce, diced onions, and pork. The sauce appears rich and glossy, generously coating the chewy noodles. The visible chunks of onion suggest a sweet contrast to the umami-packed sauce.
In the background, there's a plate of Korean-style sweet and sour pork dish. The crispy battered pork pieces are coated in a vibrant, tangy sauce with colorful vegetables, making it both visually appealing and flavorful.
Overall, this meal looks delicious, offering a balance of deep, savory flavors and bright,...
Read moreFor the past six years, every time I visit Korea, I make sure to eat at this restaurant near the airport. The ganjjajang (black bean noodles with stir-fried sauce) is absolutely delicious, and I also love their shrimp dishes. I highly recommend trying...
Read moreI came for Jajangmyeon ( thought it's signature Korean dish but turn out it's Chinese originally) and try more dimsum. Both dishes are good. In my opinion, I prefer to dimsum. They serve quick and have many...
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