최가냉면(구 삼봉냉면) Choi Ga(Formerly Sambong) — Restaurant in Closter

Craving authentic Korean cuisine without the pressure of tipping? Look no further than Sambong, a vibrant new self-service restaurant with a no-tip policy that’s winning hearts! The setup is refreshingly simple: order at the host stand, grab a number, and find a table. When your number’s called, pick up your food. Done eating? Return your tray. It’s hassle-free and fun—easy peasy lemon squeezy! Bonus: self-serve water and hot bone broth are available to warm you up on chilly days. Pro tip: the bonchon (side dishes) are refillable—just bring your bowl to the counter for more. We kicked things off with the seafood pancake, which was solid if not spectacular. But the Galbi Tang soup? A game-changer! The meat melted in our mouths, and the broth burst with rich, savory flavor. The spicy Bibim Naengmyeon delivered perfectly chewy noodles with a fiery kick, while the BBQ pork neck was tender, juicy, and packed with bold taste. Every dish was a hit! Sambong’s authentic flavors and relaxed vibe have us hooked. We’ll definitely be...

I really liked this place. The restaurant was clean and spacious and I liked how it was self serve and you get to pick your own seat. I got the spicy bibimnengmyun with LA galbi combo while my mom opted for the chungookjang. The bibimnengmyun wasn't too spicy and I thought the portion of the meat was perfect. Their complimentary bone broth was super hot and savory and I definitely went back for seconds. I didn't try the chungookjang but my mom said it tasted very authentic and she enjoyed it. Overall, great place and I'll be back when I'm...

Unlike other naengmyeon restaurants where the heavy use of artificial seasonings leaves a lingering taste, the bibim naengmyeon here was refreshingly light and pristine, with no residual seasoning coating the palate. It was an exquisite culinary experience. The interior of the store was...