Introduction

Gwak Banjang is a Chinese restaurant located near Isu Station in Dongjak-gu, Seoul, offering soft and mild jjamppong, a variety of jjajangmyeon, tangsuyuk, and other Chinese dishes. With its clean cooking methods and use of fresh ingredients, it has earned the love of many regular customers.

It is a place frequented not only by locals but also by families, and its friendly service encourages repeat visits.

Key Features

The signature dishes, Gwak Banjang Jjamppong and White Jjamppong, boast a unique flavor and a rich broth filled with mussels. The jjajangmyeon and ganjjajang are also highly satisfying thanks to fresh ingredients and made-to-order preparation.

Premium dishes such as tangsuyuk, palbochae, and chili shrimp are also available, making it suitable for family gatherings or drinks. The open kitchen, where you can watch the chef's careful preparation, is another highlight.

Visitor Profile

There are slightly more male visitors, and the restaurant attracts a wide age range from people in their 20s to those over 50. The proportion of visitors in their 40s and 50s is particularly high, establishing it as a stable favorite among middle-aged customers.

It is suitable for solo dining, family gatherings, and meals with colleagues, and has earned the trust of customers sensitive to taste.

User Reviews

Most customers praise the clean and mild broth, especially complimenting the Gwak Banjang Jjamppong and tangsuyuk. The fresh onions and stir-fried style of the ganjjajang are also well received.

Some customers mention concerns about hygiene management, but the restaurant receives high marks for taste and friendliness.

Accessibility

Gwak Banjang is conveniently located near Isu Station and Chongshin University Station, served by subway lines 7 and 4, making it easily accessible by public transportation. Its location makes it convenient for walking visits.

With several nearby subway stations, it is easy to visit from anywhere in Seoul.

Value for Money

Gwak Banjang offers a wide range of options, from reasonably priced basic dishes to premium set meals. Lunch prices are generally around 9,000 KRW, making it affordable,

and in the evening, you can enjoy a satisfying meal with premium dishes like tangsuyuk and palbochae, earning it a reputation as a Chinese restaurant with great value for money.