Kyodong Noodles

This place is seriously better than Paik's Noodle. They have amazing jampong, jjajang Myung, and tangsooyook. Great portions, delicious, and competitively priced. The food court offers casual, spacious seating even for large families or get togethers. Just be sure to bring your own drinks, because there's no free water.

Good Jjajangmyeon is hard to find. Sure a lot of Korean spots serve it, but is it good?Located in the food court of the H-Mart, this place can get busy. First few times I came in, this was the only spot that had a line forming during lunch hour rush.I used Grubhub/Yelp a few times to order ahead so it was ready to eat when I arrived. This however means you're eating out of a plastic bowl instead a real one. It's nice that the noodles/sauce are separated for to-go orders. You'll be waiting quite a bit if you order directly (though it seems they do prioritize these orders)Noodles nice and bouncy, sauce full of flavor. Can't go wrong with "Korean Black Bean Spaghetti!" pickled radish is a good compliment. It's not the best Jjajangmyeon I've ever head, but its priced on par with today's world, and satisfies a craving.Don't get the spicy...literally $1 for just some Gochugaru powder sprinkled on top.

Busy for Sunday lunch time. A lot of people and it was bit noisy. It's on the side of Hmart like a food court and in the back with red sign.Ordered Jjajangmian is bland, not enough sauce and lukewarm. Needs more veggies, pork to bring out for flavor and more sauce to coat the noodles evenly.Sweet and sour pork - sauce is thick, pork is not seasoned, batter is not seasoned and wasn't as crispy as I would liked it to have been. Potential to improve just need to add some salt and would elevate the dish. The sauce needs to something and needs to be thinned out. Jjampong- nice smoky flavor in vegetables and seafood mix of squid, clams, and mussels. However was just missing something... was expecting more of a "kick". It was good, but I've had better.The noodles were great! Nice bite and chew to them, not overcooked. Overall, it was not what I was expecting. Usually it's full of flavor. I was underwhelm and a bit disappointed. It seem that they are trying to accommodate to "American" palate. Trying to make it eater "friendly." The noodles were great just sad the sauce wasn't able to shine together to make the dish more balanced. Service was okay. Not memorable.

We came here to check out the food court inside HMart on Alton Parkway. Lots of good Asian food stalls inside. I ended up ordering Pork Fried Rice at Kyodong. Friendly and fast service despite the long line. I like that there is a monitor in front of each stall displaying your order #, to let you know if your food is ready. There's also someone who announces the order # when ready. My pork fried rice was very tasty and generous portion. I had it for 4 meals I think. The only knock was how the pork was cut (wished it was thinner or maybe small cubes) but taste-wise I truly enjoyed it. I also liked the black bean sauce with onions that it came with.

I have lost faith at this place lol their jjambbong don't taste as good as it did before and now their fried rice for this for $20 and had to ask them to remake it because of egg shells on the very first bite lol after they remake the fried rice, this will be my last meal here :) at least the register guy wasn't an ahole abt it writing this as I am waiting for the new fried riceEdit: they remade the fried rice with service of tangsuyook

The black bean noodles, seafood noodles and fried pork here always hit a craving. I might be wrong but I believe they used to have another location close in the vicinity but I think they closed down to move inside the food court? It's a shame they don't have the restaurant style seating anymore. Regardless, I'll always come here if I'm craving black bean/or seafood noodles.Even for takeout it's still good :)

Ordered Jjajangmyun for the family to go. Asked for one spicy, two normal. Received two spicy and one normal. I am a fan of spicy food, have been to Mexico, Korea, etc., but this was just over the top, like a 10/10 Thai food order or a pepper sauce dare. Not sure if it was a mistake or an intentional troll from the staff, but it was inedible. Wound up throwing away over half of our order. The fried dumplings were also poor, very thin, more like a Japanese gyoza than Korean dumplings. Very disappointing, still looking for a good Jjajangmyun place near south county.

It's at the far end of the food court. So I had written up a draft at my last visit and held on posting until my 2nd visit.A solid 3.5 for their food but a ZERO or negative # in terms of humanity/service. No basic acknowledgment, eye contact, let alone greeting or an oz of thanks for your business. You're lucky if you get a 1 word response. What in the world? As I am sitting here at the food court, I take a 360 degree visual scan. Every single other shop/vendor has a sunny aura about their space with basic smiles and warm welcomes.The way this establishment treats their customers is horrendous. So bad that it offsets the food. The robot service at KBBQ places is far better. I won't be back.

I ordered the spicy black bean noodles here and they were good, BUT so so SPICY!! Comparable to the heat from 2x buldak noodles. I would get the normal one next time! It was still delicious- the chew of the noodles were perfect... I was just numb after the spice built up. The sweet n sour pork was surprisingly really good too! Crispy & light, little tang from the sauce. Still tasted good after reheating it for dinner as well.Service was pretty fast too! It was in a little food court area and the food took about 10-15 minutes. Nice cafeteria-esque place to get a quick bite!

I thought the food was just fine. It could've been that the food wasn't as tasty or as fresh as it could have been because we ordered from Doordash, but the food was a-okay!My husband and I ended up trying the Spicy Jjajangmyun, the Seafood Jjajangmyun, and the Tangsuyuk! I liked the fry on the tangsuyuk and I liked that they separated the sauce from the pork so that it stayed crispy. Based on my preference, I think the sauce was a little on the thick side. The Jjajangmyun was fine as well! It wasn't the most flavorful jjajangmyun that I've ever had, but it was okay. I did really enjoy the actual seafood itself in the seafood jjajangmyun.Overall, A-okay! I'd be willing to try this place again to see if my rating can increase :)