Deogseong-Won — Restaurant in Seogwipo-si

Came to try this place despite the mixed reviews. Firstly, the staff were friendly and patient while taking our order. Furthermore, I have to say it’s the perfect combination of sweet and sour a 糖酥肉/fried pork with sweet sour vinegar sauce could have, paired with vegetables in the sauce to enhance the flavour and make it less overwhelming even with the massive portion of meat given for a small size. The Jajangmyeon and Jjampong were both big bowls, full of flavour and, were both packed full and I mean FULL of seafood and it was well worth the price, however even though the Jjampong was ordered as less spicy it was still very very spicy so be warned. The fried rice was just alright though nothing...

We ordered the black bean noodles, shrimp fried rice, and fried dumplings and were immediately impressed by how quick the food was ready and how large the portions were.

We were most excited to get dumplings, but we were a little disappointed at how thick the wrapper was. I enjoyed how crispy it was, but there was just too much wrapper that we couldn’t appreciate the filling.

The noodles and fried rice were both very good, and the huge plate is difficult for one person to finish alone. The sauces that came with each dish were very flavourful, I wasn’t expecting to get sauce with the fried rice but it was...

I went to this restraunt last saturday for dinner. The atmosphere was noisy and busy. I had black bean noodle(Jjajang myeon), spicy seafood soup(Jjambbong), fried rice(bokken bap) and fried meat with sweat sauce(tangsoo-yeuk). If you go there alone. You order jjambbong, fried rice and tangsoo yeuk. If you order fried rice, the staff give the black bean sauce. If you pick the noodle from thr jjambbong and mix it with the sauce from jjajang myeon. It can taste like jjajangmyeon. Personally I highy recommend the jjambbong. But other menus...